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Oyster Cookies
Why they're awesome
no bake, easy
What Do You Need to Make Oyster Cookies?
nilla wafers for cookies
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How to Make Oyster Cookies
Step 1
Pro Tips
- piping tip
- homemade frosting because store bought is not thick enough to pipe
- can make ahead - refrigerate (day or 2)
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Oyster Cookies
Ingredients
- 48 medium cookies
- 1 batch buttercream frosting
- 24 pearl white Sixlets
- Food coloring
Instructions
- Prepare your frosting according to the recipe above. (or use store-bought. I won't tell!) Color it with your desired colors. I used Wilton violet gel coloring for the purple, and teal with just a teeny bit of kelly green for the turquoise/teal cookies.
- Add a decorating tip to a pastry bag (I used a Wilton 2D. I love how ruffly it made it look). Place the frosting in the bags and set aside.
- Lay out half the cookies on a baking sheet.
- Pipe frosting onto each of the cookies.
- Place second cookie on top at an angle to look like an opening oyster or clam.
- Add a pearl Sixlet to the front so that it looks like it's sitting in the oyster's mouth.
- Gently cover and refrigerate until ready to use. Let come to room temperature for about an hour before serving.
Notes
- Wilton gel food coloring (all colors that I used are in this set)
- 2D tip
- My favorite decorating bags (they've never ripped on me!)
- Pearl White Sixlets
Nutrition
UPDATE INFO
Oyster Cookies with pearls are the perfect treat for a mermaid, beach, Finding Nemo, Finding Dory, or under-the-sea themed party! Everything's better under the sea, including these colorful oyster pearl cookies!
Oyster Cookies
So I know that mermaids and all things under-the-sea are popular now, but I actually made these a couple years ago and forgot to share them. They were from my son's Finding Nemo birthday party (which I also haven't shared yet because I've been really slacking lately,... Eeek!). Anyway, I have every intention of sharing some more of our Nemo party (and this past winter, my daughter actually had a mermaid party so that will be fun to share too!), but today I'm just sharing these fun, adorable, and easy Oyster Cookies.
To make these Oyster Cookies, you can use any medium-sized cookie, including store-bought. Or if you'd rather do homemade, you can cut out some seashell shaped cookies with this sugar cookies recipe that holds its shape when baked! Or check out all my favorite cookie recipes here to find one that you love too!
You'll also need a couple extra supplies, including Wilton gel food coloring, 2D tip, my favorite decorating bags (they've never ripped on me!), and Pearl White Sixlets.
Have fun! And be sure to post your finished creations on Instagram with #TheGraciousWife so I can see your finished creations!
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