How to Make Amazingly Pretty Turkey Cookies

posted by Lisa on November 24, 2019

Thanksgiving is almost here and as we bring out our pretty decorations we might as well add some amazingly pretty turkey cookies to the table. These simple little turkey cookies use the wet on wet royal icing technique to make the icing look like pretty feathers. It’s not hard to do and you can watch the video to see how simple the steps are to make this pretty little guy.

Thanksgiving is a time where we can stop for a few minutes and say thank you and to be grateful for all the blessings in our lives. Well, I have a huge thank you to all of you who have supported me this past year. I know I know I’m still here because you all showed me and my family tremendous love and prayed for me as I went through brain surgery to have “Bouncer the Big Bad Brain Tumor” removed. Bouncer is gone and I’m healing more and more every day. I finally feel normal and it’s because of all of you and the love you’ve given me. Thank you! You’ve truly blessed me and I’m so thankful and sending love to you. I pray and tell God thank you for all the amazing cookiers that care and share prayers and love.

You all will never know how special you are to me. I love all of you and hope you have the best Thanksgiving and spend time loving your family. I know that’s what I’m going to do thanks to you! Before I start to cry again let’s watch a video on how to make this amazing pretty turkey cookie. Here’s the link if you want to see the original pretty turkey cookies.

How to Make Amazingly Pretty Turkey Cookies

Supplies for Pretty Turkey Cookies:
(may contain affiliate links)

Recipes:
Sugar Cookie Recipe or you can make Gingerbread Cookie Recipe
Royal Icing Recipe

Royal Icing Colors:

Santa Cookie Cutter
Red Icing
Brown Icing
Green Icing
Orange Icing
Yellow Icing

Orange Chocolate Sunflower Seed for each turkey nose or you can use orange royal icing like I used in the video.
4 mm Black Edible Beads
Food-Safe Marker

Happy Thanksgiving! I love you all!

Turkey Cookies and Thanksgiving Treats: