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3 Ways to Add Colored Sugar to Sugar Cookies

By Matthew Lynch
October 25, 2023
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Sugar cookies are a classic treat that can be enjoyed all year long, especially during festive occasions. One way to make your sugar cookies stand out is by adding colored sugar. This simple embellishment can take your cookies from ordinary to extraordinary with minimal effort. Here are three easy ways to add colored sugar to your sugar cookies.

1. Roll the dough in colored sugar

For an all-over coat of colored sugar, you need to start by rolling the cookie dough in the colored sugar before baking it.

– First, prepare your colored sugar by either purchasing pre-colored sugar or making your own. To make your own, simply add a few drops of food coloring to granulated sugar and mix well. Adjust the amount of food coloring until you achieve the desired shade.

– Next, roll out your cookie dough and cut it into shapes using your choice of cookie cutters.

– Pour the colored sugar onto a flat plate or shallow dish.

– Gently press each cookie shape into the colored sugar so that one side is fully coated. Make sure to apply even pressure so that the sugar adheres evenly.

– Once coated in colored sugar, transfer the cookies onto a lined baking sheet and bake as per your recipe’s instructions.

2. Sprinkle colored sugar on unbaked cookies

If you prefer a more subtle touch of color, you can simply sprinkle the colored sugar on top of your cookies before baking.

– Prepare your cookie dough as usual, cut it into shapes and place it on a lined baking sheet.

– Using a small spoon or your fingers, evenly sprinkle your desired amount of colored sugar onto the cookies.

– Gently press down on the sprinkled sugar to make sure it sticks while baking.

– Proceed with baking as per your recipe’s instructions.

3. Decorate baked cookies with icing and colored sugar

Adding color using icing is another method that allows for more decorative control. In this case, the sugar acts as an embellishment to your icing design.

– Once your cookies are baked and cooled, prepare some icing. A basic icing mixture can be made by combining powdered sugar with a touch of milk or water. For a thicker consistency, add more powdered sugar; for a thinner consistency, add more liquid.

– Place the colored sugar in a shallow dish or onto a plate.

– Using a piping bag or a small spoon, create your desired icing design on the cookie.

– While the icing is still wet, sprinkle the cookie with colored sugar. The wet icing will help the sugar to adhere.

– Shake off any excess sugar and allow the cookies to dry completely before storing or serving.

Experiment with different colors, shapes, and designs to create unique cookies that are as beautiful as they are delicious. With colored sugar on hand, you’ll have endless possibilities to elevate your sugar cookie game!

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