Here are the two layers that would eventually be stuck together.
I came up with the idea of using a splattering of honey from top to bottom of on of the layers so that when I stuck them on top of each other they would not slide around. Honey makes great “food glue”.
This is where I just cut out the shape of Allee’s head and hair. I used the remaining pieces to make double layered eye glasses and lips. I laughed so hard over the eye glasses and was originally going to just draw them on with icing.
Here is an up close shot of Allee’s face. Every aspect of Allee’s face is also a double layer of cookie. Allee’s nose was a piece of scrap cookie that I thought resembled a nose so that is how I created her nose.
Allee Willis
Did you bake two pans at the same time or one right after the other?
I cannot believe that you used honey as glue! I would have gone for vanilla frosting out of a can but I conceptually like the match of the honey to my hair and the chocolate chip cakes in general.
Love the nude cc cut-out before the features ornamentation.
The scrap nose cookie is perfect!
The Camembert is awarded on behalf of the entire “The Allee Willis Double Chocolate Chip Cookie Supreme” four part series.
denny
I had to bake the pans separately but it worked out.
I’m so not a baker and completely forgot about using icing for the middle of the layers! I must say though, the honey taste was very subtle and not overwhelming to the taste buds.
The scrap nose made me laugh. I searched through my scraps til I found the perfect piece.
You should see what is left of this creation! It looks like someone ravaged you.
Allee Willis
Photograph me ravaged, pleaee.
windupkitty
aaahahahahahah wow. usually things like that cost me at least 2 dollars…..