After finishing up with all the back to school posts, I decided to start the fall season with something simple. And this time I really mean simple.
Stained Glass Pumpkins
All you need is a pumpkin cookie cutter, rainbow sparkling sugar, parchment paper, cookie sheet and an oven.
Just pour and bake.
Yep, that's it.
Lay your pumpkin cookie cutter on parchment paper. Pour Sparkling Sugar into the pumpkin cutter until it covers the bottom. Carefully...CAREFULLY lift off the cutter and repeat until you have the desired amount of pumpkins.
Bake in a preheated oven at 350 degrees for approximately 10 minutes. Each oven will vary, so set your timer for 3-5 minute increments. Watch them carefully, as soon as the sugar has melted together, CAREFULLY remove pan from oven.
Let the stained glass pumpkins cool on cookie sheet. After they are cooled, they will slide right off the parchment paper and are ready to use. I topped some cream cheese frosted vanilla cupcakes, you can use them on anything! Make them ahead of time and store in a cool dry place.
Simple, right?
Before I jump into Halloween projects, I want to savor the moment of fall with some of my favorites. So this is going to be short, sweet and full of treats!
Take a moment to savor the flavor of fall!
A similar effect to those cookies where you crush candies to fill an open space -- this looks 1000 times easier/better! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteYou are very welcome - yep, they were pretty easy!
DeleteAdorable pumpkins! Your photos are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteReally - YOU think my photos are beautiful??? That's the best!! :)
DeleteThank you for adding the party links - hadn't seen them before! Beautiful cake! Also love the sugar pumpkins!
ReplyDeleteSo happy to hear you like the party links!
DeleteI never would have thought of using the sugar ... my mind is stuck in crushing hard candy. Thank you!!! Halloween is so much fun, but I really love fall :)
ReplyDeleteSo funny, I have red candy waiting to be crushed... :)
DeleteThat's a great idea! I'm thinking Christmas colors for trees?
ReplyDeleteOh yes, Christmas trees, and just plain white sugar for snowflakes!!
DeleteGreat idea! Your parties look really beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThanks Beth - I finally made something simple and it worked! :)
Deleteoh WOWZA! that is just waaaay awesome Kim! :>D
ReplyDeleteAww, so happy you think is was awesome! :)
DeleteI didn't even know you could do that with sprinkles!! What a fun idea, Kim :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Jennifer - for once I made something easy!! :)
DeleteI would never even THINK to do that! Leave it to YOU, Kim! So easy and pretty!
ReplyDeleteUsually easy and pretty don't belong, but this time it worked! Thanks Sue!
DeletePretty and sweet ;-) visiting thru Whimsy Wednesday!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by!
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ReplyDeleteThanks Jean - My blog is a blog through BlogSpot.com that I created. I really don't have much info on web hosting, maybe check GoDaddy.com.
DeleteWhat a fabulous idea! Pinned and so happening on my dessert for Thanksgiving Dinner. Thanks for the recipe and tutorial.
ReplyDeleteP.S. Love the name of your blog!
Thank you so much for stopping by and pinning - also thanks for loving "The Partiologist"!
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