Create cookies with a printed image using versatile edible icing sheets

Watch me create fondant topped cookies with edible images that have been printed and custom cut with a Silhouette Cameo.
Cake In The Afternoon is an Australian business based out of St Kilda East (Melbourne), specialising in printed, hand piped and embossed cookies.
To create cookies with edible images you will need:
- Baked Cookies - Check out Adelaide Bakes or Miss Biscuit for some great sugar cookie recipes
- Fondant - RTR Pettinice by Bakels
- cooled boiled water
- rolling pin
- corn flour
- Edible icing sheets
- You can purchase these online from my store at www.cakeintheafternoon.com or via direct link shop.topperoo.com/cakeintheaf...

[@jillmansfield8092]

I LOVE this video🥰. It’s so informative. You’re very talented and knowledgeable🥰

[@soundstructuremedia]

NICE 😊😊😊😊

[@rachelleking333]

Great video thanks much I am just starting edible printing and this is super helpful!

[@michellegorsuch7249]

Thanks - great clear and helpful demo. 🙂

[@jillmansfield8092]

Is the corn flour that you’re using the same as cornstarch?

[@tishboyer4548]

How do you get your image to perfectly match a bought cutter? I too have a silhoutte and have tried scanning my cutters and never can't them to cut exactly.

[@matojo2008]

Is all about practice,100 times.Until perfection.I did it and I almost close to it.And I have a Curio,by the way

[@Losthatters]

Can you do the corn flour without putting them in the oven to dehydrate?

[@HeyThereCookieMelbourne]

It really depend on a few things 1) What is your environment like - is it humid where you are or on the day you are packing? If so the, putting them in a very low temp oven for 20 mins would do the trick too 2) How dark are the colours on the print? The darker the print is the more likely that the image will stick to bags when packed ( and you can't fix that easily without the image being compromised) 3) if the colours on the print are light then you most certainly can just leave them out for 24 hrs before packing and dust I hope that helps a bit?

[@matteo1429]

Hi and thanks for your video. Question..! How long do the cookies last once you have decorated with the edible print? I mean, once they're ready I can put them in a bag and put them on a shelf to sell them? How long before the decoration - the edible picture - ruins? Do I have to spray the surface with some kind of edible gel..? Thanks in advance for your answer, have a great day!

[@HeyThereCookieMelbourne]

I don't use any spray on the images just a little cornflour. If you do package them for sale, I would usually say the last 4-6 weeks depending on your recipe of course.

[@matteo1429]

@@HeyThereCookieMelbourne Thanks!

[@katrinakarina3206]

Can I put pictures on cookies with out fondant?

[@HeyThereCookieMelbourne]

@@katrinakarina3206 it’s not advisable :)

[@katrinakarina3206]

Can I put pictures without fondant?

[@HeyThereCookieMelbourne]

Hi Oksana! It is always best to add a base to the icing sheet. Either fondant or royal icing :)

[@yuneekoneuvakyn2869]

do u take oders?

[@MzNesi50]

I can't hear you. Your volume is too low

[@HeyThereCookieMelbourne]

I am so sorry! I can hear it. Perhaps increase the volume a little? It is ok on my end