Any Home Bakers Here?

Dear Santa
I would really like one of those cast iron GB house molds. Please I will be good NEXT year.
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Ok another question.

When making Royal Iceing should the eggs be room temp? or does it not matter either way?

This is actually more fun than I thought it would be.
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And I haven't even started decorating yet.
 
I'm so excited to see your house! I'm with you on needing a mold next year, I said the same thing last year too, but of course forgot after the holidays
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. I would do the eggs room temperature. Let us know your icing recipe!
 
I am just going to follow the recipe at the end of the gingerbread post. #407 pg 41

The cookies are great baked as well.
Clean up was much faster than the rest of the ordeal, But I had done that once or twice before
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The first ones I rolled too thin so they are kind of like eating really tasty drywall.
Going a little thicker gave it a more bread like texture.

See and I thought I would only ever use molasses for the FF or energy for the chickens
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I am just going to follow the recipe at the end of the gingerbread post. #407 pg 41

The cookies are great baked as well.
Clean up was much faster than the rest of the ordeal, But I had done that once or twice before ;) .

The first ones I rolled too thin so they are kind of like eating really tasty drywall.
Going a little thicker gave it a more bread like texture.

See and I thought I would only ever use molasses for the FF or energy for the chickens:idunno

Nice! I've made that gingerbread cookie recipe twice (didn't have the crumbling problem you had, but looks like it turned out fine), they are super yummy! I didn't make the frosting though. Let me know how you like it! I think with the daycare I'm going to do a New Year's Eve cookie decorating party, so need to figure out frosting for that. The raw egg part kind of freaks me out, so might need to do a non egg frosting.
 
Nice! I've made that gingerbread cookie recipe twice (didn't have the crumbling problem you had, but looks like it turned out fine), they are super yummy! I didn't make the frosting though. Let me know how you like it! I think with the daycare I'm going to do a New Year's Eve cookie decorating party, so need to figure out frosting for that. The raw egg part kind of freaks me out, so might need to do a non egg frosting.

Alice, you might want to try this recipe for the cookie decorating. It doesn't have any raw egg in it and gives such a pretty, sort of glossy look to the cookies. It dries well too so cookies don't stick together when they are stacked on a plate.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/921333/any-home-bakers-here/1060#post_14967313
 
I think it worked.
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Now I just need to let it cool and see if I rolled it to thin to stand up.

The dough is fantastic to taste I hope the baked version is as good
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I probably could have rolled out the whole house with half the recipe
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, but I ate to much of the dough
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Nice job. IMO much more difficult to roll and cut than to use a mold.
 
Nice! I've made that gingerbread cookie recipe twice (didn't have the crumbling problem you had, but looks like it turned out fine), they are super yummy! I didn't make the frosting though. Let me know how you like it! I think with the daycare I'm going to do a New Year's Eve cookie decorating party, so need to figure out frosting for that. The raw egg part kind of freaks me out, so might need to do a non egg frosting.

Hi Alice 28, I do a lot of cutout sugar cookies and this is the icing I use...you can make it as thick or thin as you wish
ICING
1 cup powdered sugar
1/4 tsp salt
1/2 tsp vanilla
1-1/2 Tablespoon cream, half and half or milk
I usually color my icing so that can affect the thickness of your frosting if you're using the liquid food color verses the gel. Mix so it's well blended.
 

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