How To Make Lion Print Cookies
Today we have instructions for how to make lion print cookies. The cookies will make a nice addition to a The Lion King theme party. They are easy to make and very cute. The children will love them.
How To Make Lion Print Cookies
For years after Scar tricked him into believing he was responsible for Mufasa’s death, Simba didn’t believe he could follow in his father’s paw prints and assume the throne. But when Nala, his favorite lioness cub from childhood, inadvertently tracks him down, their friendship blossoms into love, and he reconsiders his destiny. With some sage counsel from Rafiki the monkey, he decides to step up for the job as King of the Pride Lands and his beloved Nala becomes queen.
As you can see Cindy was inspired by the movie The Lion King for our post today on how to make lion print cookies.
Ingredients:
Batch of baked sugar cookies
Cookie sheet
Waxed paper
Powdered sugar
Caramel candy cubes
Rolling pin
Small heart-shaped cookie or fondant cutter, about 1 1/4-inch wide
Small oval cookie or fondant cutter, about 3/4-inch wide
Wire cooling rack
Instructions:
1. If you’ve just finished baking the cookies, leave the oven on. If not, heat the oven to 350 degrees. In either case, arrange the baked cookies on a baking sheet.
2. Cover a counter top or cutting board with waxed paper. Sprinkle a little powdered sugar on the paper, and then place a caramel candy on it.
3. Use the rolling pin to flatten the caramel into a thin (about 1/8-inch thick) circle. If the candy is too hard to roll out, you can soften it a bit before you unwrap it simply by holding it between your fingertips for a minute or so. If it’s too sticky, dust the caramel and the rolling pin with powdered sugar before rolling.
4. Cut out a small heart and four small ovals from the rolled caramel, and arrange them atop a cookie to resemble the pads of a lion’s paw print. Do the same for each cookie.
5. When all of the cookies on the sheet are topped with prints, heat them in the oven for 2 minutes to stick the caramel prints in place.
6. Transfer the cookies to a wire rack to cool.
Don’t forget to make extra cookies. I’m sure some of your young guests will want to take a few home. The cookies are so easy to make you could show one of your children how to make lion print cookies. With a little extra you’ll have a bunch of cookies done in no time at all.
You’ll find plates, napkins, stickers or any other item you need to complete The Lion King theme party on this page, The Lion King Party Supplies so, take a look.
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