Icing…hhhhmmm…who doesn’t love an amazing icing?!? How much of it ends up on the cookie and how much is eaten right off the spoon?!

Royal frosting is literally a food cement in our minds:) Honestly!! It is the mortar to hold your gingerbread or cookie houses together and the glue for all the candy decorations. It’s a necessity!

Our recipe for royal frosting is literally 3 ingredients. We know, you’re wondering for something so amazing… only 3 ingredients? Royal? YEP!! It’s truly that easy. You’ll never look back with its accessible ingredients, simple method and brilliant white colour, and ambitious holding strength.

4
cups15
minutesThis Royal frosting recipe is exactly that – white as the winter falling snow, fluffy when piped onto a cookie, and strong like cement! It’s the PERFECT icing to carry on the families Christmas tradition of constructing children’s infamous gingerbread houses.
Ingredients
3 egg whites
3 1/2 cups icing sugar
1/2 tsp cream of tartar
Directions
- In mixer bowl, separate 3 egg whites.
- Add icing sugar and cream of tartar. Mix well,
- Beat on med speed for approximately 8-10 min until stiff peaks form.
- Fill into icing bags to pipe on cookies or cement those gingerbread walls!.. perfect for adding candies too.
- When not using, be sure to cover bowl with damp towel as icing dries very quickly.
- Happy decorating, Stacey and Meg
Notes
- Icing makes enough to build and ice for candies ONE gingerbread house. (Approximately 6″ x 8″ in size
Lets get baking and decorating and have some holiday fun!
