Making your cookies stand out

The most appealing aspect of focusing on the glaze is its simplicity — usually, you just combine powdered sugar with a liquid of your choice or an extract mixed into a little milk, and your glaze is ready to go. If you prefer a dairy-free option, you can substitute water or a non-dairy milk suitable for baking. For a thicker consistency, opt for heavy whipping cream. When it comes to decoration, feel free to use food coloring, sprinkles (also known as jimmies), marzipan, or crushed candy canes — let your creativity shine and coordinate the decorations with the flavor of your glaze for a harmonious dessert.
If you’re more inclined to enjoy cookies than bake them, or if you simply can’t wait for your cookie dough to chill, Christina Tosi has exciting news: This year, Milk Bar is partnering with McCormick to offer a limited-time Candy Cane Pretzel Bark Cookie, which will be available for free at select locations in NYC, LA, and DC on December 4, also known as National Cookie Day, as part of the McCormick Cookie Quest. These cookies will also be available for purchase at the same locations until December 31.
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