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Royal icing traditionally dried to a solid hard crack, since it was originally intended to preserve the item underneath. As our tastes change over time, so has our preferences. This recipe creates a royal icing with a soft bite. This recipe is easy to work with, dries quickly and beautifully. Dried cookies can be packaged and stacked with no issues. Read about our recipes HERE. This is the exact recipe we use for our business.
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Things to keep in mind:
- Recipe is by WEIGHT (grams), NOT volume (i.e. cups). Please have a kitchen scale ready. Weight measurements ensure accuracy and consistency in baking. 1 cup (volume) measurement can be 90 grams or even up to 120 grams based on how settled your flour is-- that's a huge difference!!
- This recipe also includes some tips/tricks, including advice on how to make fluffier icing for piping 3D details like flowers
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