Ideal dough consistency: The dough should be soft enough to shape into dough balls but not stick to your hand. Add flour if it's too sticky or a little water or milk if it's cracking.
Shape them like a pro: It's better to roll the dough balls between your palms than making them drop cookies which don't look as pretty.
Sift the sugar: Sift the powdered sugar through a fine sieve before mixing, to prevent clumps.
Easy transfers: If you use parchment paper, you'll find it easier to transfer cookies, as they are quite delicate.
Be patient! You need to let the cookies cool completely before glazing them and let the glazing set before munching them! Your mouth will be watering but remember: patience is a virtue (especially during Lent and Easter!)
Bakery quality glazing: You can make the glaze as thin (with more milk) or as thick (with more sugar) as you want. Remember to add the sprinkles immediately because the glaze starts to set as soon as it's on, and if the sprinkles don't stick they'll fall off! And if you are adding a colored drizzle on top, you'll only need about a tablespoon for each of the 3 colors.
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