Well, I have to post about a big order "oops" that happened recently. One of my good friends (and really, if I had to mess up, I'm glad it was for a friend so we can both laugh about it now) placed an order for Cub Scouts cookies. She really liked the Chocolate Chip Roll-Out Cookies I did back in December, so she asked if I could make them instead of my normal vanilla sugar cookies. Sure, no problem.
I also took this time to try out my new airbrush machine. My friend needed some filler cookies to go along with the Cub Scout logo cookies, so I had an idea in my head that I wanted to try...and she's my friend, so I wanted to make them super cool with my awesome airbrush machine that I have never tried. I probably should have gotten a few airbrushed cookies under my belt before I did this...but I digress...
The Cub Scout logo was pretty difficult. I just couldn't seem to have a vision of how the layers of icing should work. And for some reason, the blue airbrush coloring didn't dry as evenly as the gold did. So, for my perfectionist self, they didn't live up to my standards...I was not happy. Okay (holding my breath)...here they are:
I love my friend. She still said they were awesome, even though I KNOW she's seen better from me. I felt a little better, until...
I got a text from her that the cookies were a bit "hard". Well, "a bit" is an understatement. I don't know what happened. The cookies tasted fine without the icing, but sometime after I iced them they made a turn for the worse. She was already at the Cub Scout event, where all of the parents and kids had an opportunity to try the cookies. I was so upset! She told me that one kid went over to his mom with a tiger cookie and said, "Look how cool!! You can eat it, but be careful not to break a tooth"!
Ugh. Epic fail. Well, at least we can laugh about it now. And the chocolate chip cookies are out until I can figure out what happened!!
