Paint Your Cookies!
By Kristin - My Tiny Kitchen | Leave A Comment
By Kristin - My Tiny Kitchen | Leave A Comment
Ready? Set? Paint your cookie! This is an easy and wonderful activity for kids; plus it provides a treat!
- First, roll and cut prepared sugar cookie dough. Whether made from scratch or courtesy of the dough boy, roll 1/4 to 1/2 inch thick to provide a stable canvas.
Place sugar cookie shapes on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper. Freeze at least 5 minutes. This will help keep the dough firm thru the decorating process.- Combine egg yolks with a couple drops water in small bowls. Add food coloring until desired color - this part is a wonderful learning opportunity! Explain the color wheel and take the dying process step-by-step. For example: “The yolk is yellow. If we add red, what will be the new color?” “Remember, red and yellow make orange!”
- Have fun ‘painting’ the cookies {with new brushes!} then bake according to the dough’s directions – the ‘paint’ will darken and stick to the cookies!
Note: Be careful with the yolks as they are raw. Once baked though, they are perfectly safe!
This idea was also shared at Frosting with a Cause - a wonderful blogging endeavor to fight cancer and find a cure!
FILED UNDER: Crafts | TAGGED WITH baking, children, childrens activities, colors, cookies, cooking, crafts, family activities, Food, Kid's Crafts, Kids, painting, recipe
ABOUT Kristin - My Tiny Kitchen
My blog shares my explorations in the culinary world from my tiny apartment kitchen, as well as the{read more}
You Might Also Like
© 2012 Blissful Media Group LLC All Rights Reserved.


