Silicone mold cookies

In this post I review four techniques using silicone molds that will make your food creepy and fun to eat!

Bake peanut butter cookies in pumpkin-shaped silicone molds and decorate them using cookie dough colored with cocoa powder. Each pumpkin has a spooky Jack-O-Lantern face.

You don't have to be an artist to make intricate sugar cookies! Use silicone cookie molds to add tons of detail and save time when making cookies.

Looking for more ways to use those fun shaped silicone molds? Try baking cookies in them and let the mold do the work creating beautiful designs with just the bare cookies, or add buttercream, chocolate, or candy melts to top them off! How cute would these look on your Christmas cookie platters this holiday season? […]

Learn how to make molded cookies using a silicone mold in this tutorial by SweetAmbs.

Christmas-style cookies are a perfect addition to a festive tea party. The aroma that fills your house during baking creates a special comfortable atmosphere. Besides, you can invite your children to be a part of the baking and decorating process.

Chocolate Covered Oreo Snowflake Cookies – Learn how to make these 3 ingredient chocolate covered Oreo snowflake cookies from a cakelet mold..

Learn all the tips and tricks on the way to master cooking and baking with silicone molds, from shopping to greasing to cleaning molds.

Liz Nicolaou on Instagram: "Holiday Mickey Cookie Bites! 🎄 How to: Bake cookie dough in silicone molds for 10-12 minutes at 350/160C fan. Cool completely and then freeze, 10 minutes. Carefully unmold. Wash and dry mold. Pipe chocolate in the base and place cookies on top. Set in the freezer, 10 minutes. Decorate with more chocolate 😊 I've linked a very similar silicone mold in my amazon storefront (link in bio) #cookiebites #christmascookies #disneytreats #holidaybaking #loveisbakeable"

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