It's time to Pardi Gras! I'm going to share with you what I know about Mardi Gras...
Okay, that about sums it up. Well, I guess I do know a few things, like gold, purple and green. And cookies. And SPARKLE! I had the opportunity to make these cookies and they get to go to a Mardi Gras Party, or I like to call it Pardi Gras.
Mardi Gras Cookies
Mardi Gras Cookies
Each cookie was hand crafted with love and butter cream.
And sparkles.
And because they took me forever to make, I want you to look at them again...
Thank you for looking.
Now are you looking for a tutorial?
Let's just say, I had good intentions.
If you really want to make any of these, just ask and I'll tell you how.
My cookies seem to have more fun then me, they go to party after party after party.
Sometimes I wish I was a cookie...until someone takes the first bite.
Now, if you want to learn how to make a King Cake, Sugar Ed Productions offers an incredible tutorial - HERE! Once you subscribe, you'll be amazed at how much is offered!
Gotta go, it's time to...
PARDI GRAS!
I absolutely love these cookies! It makes me want to have a party today! Cook up a little gumbo and serve these cookies for dessert! Thanks for sharing...Love 'em!
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Thanks Annette - You better start cooking! :)
Deletehey i know just about as much about Mardi Gras as i do football! which amounts to a big fat 0! but i do know that your party cookies are outta this world! :)
ReplyDeleteOh, I know lots more about football - I know a tight end when I see one! LOL
DeleteLove your sparkly cookies ... they sure do look like they are ready to Pardi :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Brenda - By the time I was finished - I looked like I was ready to Pardi! :)
DeleteMy goodness! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteMy Goodness! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLot of work into those Parti Gras Cookies!
ReplyDeleteThank you Jean for noticing all the work! :)
DeleteThese are just really stunning, I wouldn't want to eat them, I'd want to hang them on the wall!
ReplyDeleteI always tell people, please eat them, there are more where those came from! LOL
DeleteI absolutely adore these Kim!! you are so creative and talented! And thank you for the shout out for the school :-)
ReplyDeleteYou are the sweetest and I think everyone should know about the school!
DeleteStunning, Kim!! Love all the fun accents. I went to a Mardi Gras themed party over the weekend and these cookies would have been such a hit! We settled with King Cake instead. :)
ReplyDeleteStunning, Kim!! I love all the fun accents. I went to a Mardi Gras themed housewarming over the weekend and these cookies would have been such a hit! We settled with King Cake instead. :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like you and my cookies are having fun! Thanks Mike!
DeleteThose cookies do look like they took forever, so I sure didn't mind spending a bit of time looking at them. I love the mask with the ruffly top :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Linda for not minding all my repeat photos of the cookies! :)
DeleteThese are lovely! You have really great talent :)
ReplyDeleteThese cookies are absolutely beautiful! Such detail! AMAZING!!!
ReplyDeleteIt's all in the detail - right? Thanks!
DeleteThese are wonderful. I love the colour scheme and the fact that you decorated them all with buttercream. Fabulous collection!
ReplyDeleteThank you Paula for your sweet comments! :)
DeleteCookies do have all the fun! I'm sure your's where the hit of the party:)
ReplyDeleteThanks Beth - yep, my cookies have all the fun! :)
DeleteYou are so talented. Love visiting to see what ideas you come up with next...then using them to wow my coworkers :) Keep up the great work!
ReplyDeleteYou are so sweet - I'm thrilled that you are using my ideas to wow your co-workers!
DeleteWhat is the texture or the recipe if possible for the buttercream also does it crust or is it still soft at the touch I think it's MA and my daughter was just asking if there was a way to use buttercream on cookiesp
ReplyDeleteThis is a crusting buttercream frosting, check out a recipe here: http://www.thepartiologist.com/2015/11/buttercream-thanksgiving.html
DeleteIt will crust if left to dry overnight and then package carefully. Hope this helps! :)