Stained Glass Cookies
These stained glass cookies are so pretty. The translucent stained glass in the middle of the cookie is made of Fox's Crystal Clear Fruit Candy.
I used 2 cookie cutters of the same
pattern but different sizes.
Labels: Cookies n Biscuits
posted by Florence @ 9:54 PM
44 Comments:
Very charming little cookies :) Must look so pretty on a plate.
I'm glad I found your blog :) You gave me something new to follow. I look forward to future posts!
so pretty....... i feel so happy just by looking at it!
Hi Florence, what beautiful cookies...when you lined them together, it's like a piece of art..edible art...are these cookies difficult to make?
Sue.
Hi Florence,
Very pretty cookies.
Where did you get the cookie cutter? My friend and I have been hunting it..
Jennifer
Florence, these are sooo pretty.
what a cute and cool stained cookies!!
Hi babe,
the cookies look like an art piece. do u mind sending me the recipe and method of doing. thanks! funkyger_89@hotmail.com
You are a very nice person and always willing to share whatever you cook & bake. I hope I'll able to share some of my recipe with you. God bless you!
hai florence, just want you to know that i really enjoy going into your blog. mine is cekmekzue-zue.blogspot.com
Hi Florence
You've done it again! :) These cookies are so pretty, it's a creative achievement.
If it is ok, could you share this recipe please. I am sure a lot of us are eager to attempt this too! :P
Btw, I tried the chiffon cake recipe again. This time round is definitely a much improved version from the first! Thanks again :)
Wow..these are so beautiful...... I love the colours...thanks for sharing.... :)
Mel,
Thank you.
Your site is awesome!
Skinnymum,
Thank you.
Edith,
Thank you.
Sue,
Thank you.
Just use your favourite cut out cookie recipe will do.
5 minutes before the cookies are due out of oven, insert a Fox's clear fruit candy into the hollow of each cookie and bake for 5 minutes.
That easy!
Jennifer,
I bought the big cutter from CitySuper in Causeway Bay and the small cutter from Myers in Australia.
Beachlover kitchen,
Thank you :)
Elicia,
Just use your favourite cut out cookie recipe will do. Details, please refer to my reply to Sue.
My Little Space,
Thank you for your kind words.
Zue,
Thank you.
Been to your blog, nice!
Ellena,
Thank you!
Very nice cookies... Do you mind sharing how do you insert the candy into the centre of the cookie?
babymeow_98@yahoo.com
Thanks Florence for the info.
Jennifer
wow they are really beautiful...
cathy,
Just put the candy into the hollow of the cookie and continue to bake for another 5 minutes.
FADMOM.
Thank you.
I was thrilled by the effects of the stained glass too!
Hi Florence,
What are the sizes of both the cutters?
Tks, Florence Kuan
Florence Kuan,
They are 5.5cm and 3cm. :)
Wow, this is so beautiful!! Wouldnt the melted candy stick to your baking sheet?? Btw, I enjoy reading your blog and I learned alot from you. Thanks!!
florence - these are one of the nicest glass stained cookies i've seen. did u have to crush the candy or just put in the whole candy?
Florence, these are pieces of fine art indeed! The sweets are hardened upon cooling right?
Dear Florence,
Have been reading your blog silently for a long while. I need some advice from you as i will be moving to guangzhou with my family at end of the year. Do you happen to know any baking specialty shop in guangzhou? Also which shop in HK is nearest to the train station from guangzhou? Pls email me at nancyho@dare2btotz.com. Thank you so much
Nancy
xan,
Thank you!
I did not crush the candies. Just use 3/4 of a candy.
Actually it depends on the size of the cavity, if smaller cavity then you have to use crushed candy, otherwise just use 1 whole candy.
KWF,
Thank you.
Yes, the baked cookies has to be cooled before removing from the lined tray to allow the candy to set upon cooling - which is a couple of minutes.
Hi Florence...so glad to see u're back! the cookie look so pretty! thanks for sharing the method..going to try out one day :)
Hi Florence:
I have been followed your blog for sometime, and must say that you have talent in baking and cooking. I am looking for fresh contributor for my magazine - "Y3K Recipes" in Malaysia. This is a bi-monthly food magazine, printed in bilingual (English/ Chinese) and distributed in Malaysia, Singapore & Brunei. I wonder if you are interested to become a contirbutor?
I will be going to HK on 29th April 2009. Maybe we can have a chat.
Regards,
Richard
Florence - YK3 is a very popular magazine in Msia / Spore. Got some o the issues myself. Dont miss this opportunity! Go for it gal!
Hi Florence:
For more information, you can contact me through editor@y3k.com.my or y3krecipes@gmail.com
Regards
Richard
They are just beautiful, like gem stones. Will get cookie cutter set and try out soon.
Hi,
You all try it out and let me know.
I think they are so pretty. :)
Does the melted candy comes back to regular candy texture after it's cooled or is it jelly like? Very pretty!
Hi,
Thank you.
It goes back to the candy texture on cooling. :)
Hi, Florence, Like your blog very much, amusing and great... will you share your recipe on this and Taro Ball to me @ lyndapsc@yahoo.com
Many thanks. Lynda
Dear Florence
Your stained glass cookies looked so lovely, it is possible for you to e-mail the recipe to me. Thanks.
Hamtaro6676
email address : klkleong@fraserscentrepoint.com
Hi Florence,
I'm new in baking n hv been view your blog rencently. can you email mi this recipe more step demo n ingredients useing?? Thanks in advance...
rgds,
heok
Hi Florence!
I love these little flower cookies that you made! Can you share the cookie recipe with me as i have never baked any cut-out cookies before and also it will be great if you can tip me when to open up the oven to place the candy in?
it might sound silly to ask... but how do you cut the HARD fox candy into 3/4?
is it advisable to place the cutout cookies on a silapat, baking sheet, or aluminium foil?
another silly question... do you take the tray out to place the candy and how fast should this be done?
I look forward to do these as a giveaways to my friends on my gal's full month party which is end of next month and i am due very soon! i hope to try this recipe before i give birth!
It will be great to hear from you! Sorry for the trouble but i will be very grateful if you can email me the details!
elsie_thng@yahoo.com.sg or
telsie24@gmail.com
Look forward for your reply!
THANKS once again for making such a lovely discovery!
Hi Florence,
Tried out these cookies sometime ago. But, I realised something, the candies became sticky after leaving it out for a while. Do you think it's due to the humidity of Singapore?
regards,
youfei
Wow good to see multicolor cookies!
I would like to eat new tastes of cookies. Cheryl&co Coupon Codes is another place to checkout other food and drinks.
Hi Florence. Where can I find the recipe in your blog? The cookies are really very cute & charming. My kids are desperate to ask me to make for them. TQ!
hi florence, these are so pretty! what other types of lollies can i use for the stained glass effect? i can't find the type of can dy you used here in australia.
thanks!
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