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- Made with store-bought candy
- Can be used for Christmas tree decoration
- Can use a basic sugar cookie recipe
- Gingerbread cookie recipes work well
- Refrigerator cookie dough can be used
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Stained Glass Cookies have centers of translucent hard candy, resulting in an appearance similar to stained glass. They can be eaten, as well as used for festive decor.
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Making Stained Glass Cookies
Though ambitious cooks may prefer to bake strictly from scratch, most stained glass cookie recipes call for the use of store-bought fruit-flavored hard candies for the "windows." Various kinds of cookie dough may be used, but the process is fairly uniform, regardless of the recipe:- Make or buy cookie dough.
- Flatten and form the dough into shapes with empty centers (either using a knife, or cookie-cutters).
- Crush the hard candy inside a plastic bag, using a rolling pin or heavy metal spoon.
- Fill the empty "window" in each unbaked cookie with the crushed candy.
- Bake until the candy centers are melted and the dough is firm and golden brown.
- Cool the cookies, in order to allow the "glass" to set.
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Gingerbread stained glass cookies http://yfrog.com/4fdscf0836j
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Making 3 types of fudge, various doughs that have to rest before use and stained glass cookies tonight.
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RT @Trissalicious New post. Well not that new but still cute! stained glass Christmas cookies. http://bit.ly/2xSWLa
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New post. Well not that new but still cute! stained glass Christmas cookies. http://bit.ly/2xSWLa
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