Don’t you wish you could twitch your nose and everything would be awesome?

This Halloween I have created a “Bewitched” inspired sugar cookie. I have been a fan of Elizabeth Montgomery since I was quite young.

Bewitched aired in 1964, prior to my birth, however WGN Chicago showed reruns every afternoon. I would arrive home from school excitedly watch two episodes,

 pretend I could twitch my nose, and magically all my problems would be solved. Although I would practice her signature nose twitch

I was never was able to achieve more than a slight move.

Most of the cookies are top coated with added pipe accents.

“Bewitched” Inspired Sugar Cookie:

Elizabeth Montgomery was beautiful; I hope I did her justice!

Equipment:

Doll cookie cutter

• PME #3 nozzle, 2 needed, Wilton or Ateco # 3
• PME #2.5
• PME #2, Wilton or Ateco #2
• PME # 1.5
• PME #0
• PME #1, wilton or Ateco #1
• PME #57s, Ateco 101 or wilton 101
• Tip savers, Wilton
• Disposable piping bags
• Scriber
• Artistic brushes
• Paper towel
• #2 graphite pencil or food safe maker
• Template, optional

Materials:

• Orange-vanilla spice cookie dough
• Royal icing
• Food paste
• Black extra, SF
• Violet, Chefmaster
• Green, chef master
• Paprika/flesh, SF
• Claret, SF
• Flesh tone petal dust,SF
• Brown food safe maker

Visit Shop 5th Avenue Cakes for supplies

Recipe for Black Colour:

The leaves were created using an oak leaf cutter and black gumpaste!

Royal icing is not a true white therefore if you add black to the icing it will be a dark grey.

To achieve a rich black you need to become a color chemist.

Per 175 grams/ 6-0nuces royal icing

1/8 teaspoon super black extra food paste

1/2 drop violet food paste

1/2 drop green food paste

Prior to adding the color, paddle the royal icing against a grease free board with a small off-set spatula

to eliminate any air bubbles.

Add all colored food pastes to the paddled royal icing and amalgamate until the colour is black.

You may need to play a little bit with amounts depending on your royal icing.

Watch the video below to learn the how to create these adorable “Bewitched” inspired sugar cookies

 have to admit recreating a childhood memory was a blast!

I have designed a template to transfer the piping lines of Bewitch on the inside of the cookie.

 Remember to use a graphite pencil or food safe maker.

Happy Halloween!

Have fun this Halloween creating your own Bewitched or any witch sugar cookie!