Looking for an elegant yet simple dessert to make for Easter? Try making these Easter Lamb Cookies Using A Stamp, they are absolutely amazing!
Chocolate is almost all I think about the week before Easter as I spend every waking moment in my candy kitchen handcrafting bunnies, ducks, lambs, chicks, eggs and carrots for customers. I had just finished making a batch of modeling chocolate when an idea struck and I decided to take a quick break to create something to share with you.
I had recently purchased a package of clear rubber farm animal stamps from Michael's, and really wanted to use them to create an edible craft this Easter. This is what I came up with.
Stamped Sheep Cookies for Easter
You'll Need:
baked egg shaped cookies (see recipe for chocolate cookies, here)
modeling chocolate (see recipe for dark modeling chocolate, here)
powdered sugar
chocolate frosting or chocolate ganache (see chocolate ganache recipe, here)
non-stick mat (Silpat)
rolling pin
egg cookie cutter
lamb stamp (new rubber stamp, washed in hot soapy water and dried)
pastry brush
Instructions:
Roll dark modeling chocolate out on a non-stick mat using a rolling pin. Cut eggs the same size as your baked cookies.
Press rubber stamp into modeling chocolate eggs making sure the design shows up really well. Sprinkle powdered sugar over top. Brush with a pastry brush, removing the excess powdered sugar. The powdered sugar will fill in the impression of the sheep so it shows up really well.
Frost cookies with chocolate frosting or ganache and top with a stamped modeling chocolate egg.
Store in an airtight container for up to 5 days. Don't you just love quick and easy projects that look this cute?
The Recollections Farm Animal Clear Rubber Stamps that I used for these cookies aren't available on Amazon.com, but I did find some other cute stamps that would work great for these cookies.
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If this Easter Recipe interests you, then you should go and check out all these other delicious ideas.
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Kiki
Instead of modeling chocolate, could fondant be used?
beth
Yes, Kiki, but I use modeling chocolate because I prefer the flavor, but fondant would work just fine too.
Kiki
Instead of modeling chocolate, could I use fondant?
Anonymous
Do you think it would work to use white candy molding and dust with chocolate?
beth
Yes, I do think you can use white modeling chocolate, stamp it, and dust it with cocoa powder. It should work similarly.
Karen @ Sugartown Sweets
These are AWESOME! I'm in love with stamps and impression mats. I've recently purchased several..using some for my granddaughter's birthday! I LOVE that they're chocolate..so amazingly cute!
YinMom YangMom Allie
I love this idea! The cookies are adorable! Thanks for sharing. Glad I found you at Mom on Timeout's link party... 🙂
Rosie @ Blueberry Kitchen
What a great idea, your cookies look adorable!
Krista Low
These are soooo cute! Love them! I just pinned 🙂 Krista @ http://ahandfulofeverything.blogspot.com/
Elizabeth -SugarHero!
These are so darling! I love the little sheep, and will definitely be using this idea in the future.
KarenB
Thanks for sharing!!! Super Cute!!!
Torviewtoronto
wonderful idea
Brenda @ SweetSimpleStuff
What a cute idea ... love it ... pinning it 🙂
annumography
You are so amazingly creative...thanks for sharing with the rest of us!
Laura Perry
Love em'!! Thank you for sharing!!! 🙂
Lisa@hooplapalooza
man oh man oh man oh man you are a true inspiration! keep it comin' Beth keep it comin'! :>D
addietx
Sometimes I look at items at Michaels and other craft store wondering, "what in the world would I ever use that for?" You have a very creative mind and I am so thankful that you share it with us. Thank you.
The Partiologist
These are adorable! I LOVE to stamp on cookies - and your little sheep turned out just precious!
Annesphamily
Oh My Goodness! I love love love these cookies! You are so talented and creative! Hope your Easter is wonderful! Thanks for sharing.