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Irish Flag Frosting
Laria Tabul
"Frosting for Irish Flag Cookies (see recipe in footnote), or any cut-out cookies you like!"
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Ingredients
servings 27Original recipe yields 18 servings (1 cup)
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Directions
{{model.addEditText}} Print- Blend confectioners' sugar, salt and vanilla. Add just enough water to make frosting easy to spread.
- Divide frosting into 2 small bowls. Add 2 drops of orange food coloring to one bowl and 2 drops of green food coloring to the other bowl. Mix each until the colors are even.
- Frost 1 inch of the left side of each Irish Flag Cookie with the green frosting and 1 inch of the right side of the cookies with the orange frosting, leaving the middle inch unfrosted.
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Footnotes
- Use this frosting to frost Irish Flag Cookies.
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Most helpful positive review
3/18/2007
This is the perfect glaze for the irish flag cookies. Don't expect a typical "frosting". Because the vanilla makes it cream colored, I made an additional 1/2 batch w/o vanilla for a middle whi...
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3/18/2007
This is the perfect glaze for the irish flag cookies. Don't expect a typical "frosting". Because the vanilla makes it cream colored, I made an additional 1/2 batch w/o vanilla for a middle whi...
11/28/2001
It did get hard quick but it worked perfectly for frosting the cookies. It's more like a glaze than frosting but it worked great for the cookies.
3/16/2008
This recipe should be changed to "ICING" instead of frosting. This recipe is PERFECT for this type of cookie - it spreads easily, then evens itself out to a nice, smooth finish. BUT - it does ...
3/19/2009
We thought this frosting was AWSOME! It was a perfect finish to the Irish Flag cookies. Though we had to triple the amount of ingredients because we made too many cookies it tasted fabulous! Ho...
3/17/2009
Frosting (really it's a glaze as everyone has mentioned) is super sweet. You can add water to thin it down or you can add confectioner's sugar to thicken it. I found that using a butter knife ...
7/21/2012
I thought it was gret. You must not not not use generic powered sugar. You have to spring for the pure sugar cane, as it doesn't contain corn starch or something. It really makes a difference.