Wizard of Oz cookies — How to make easy mini witch leg cookies!
Wizard of Oz cookies
As my daughter has been obsessively watching Wizard of Oz of late, and as it seems appropriate for Halloween, I thought of the witch’s legs after Dorothy smushes the wicked witch with her house in Munchkinland (accidentally, of course). So I made tiny little bite-size cookie stacks with sparkly ruby slippers to look like the wicked witch Wizard of Oz cookies.
(Note: I originally made these Wizard of Oz cookies for a blog contest that is now long over.)
If you like these, check out these Wizard of Oz marshmallows.
how to make wizard of oz witch cookies
step one: bake your cookies
step two: prepare your icing
Prepare icing according to the recipe, tint white with food coloring, and fill a prepared decorating bag fitted with a size 4 decorating tip. Close tightly with a rubber band.
step three: stack your cookies
Pipe frosting between the mini cookies to make the “legs.”
step four: make your ruby slippers
step five: assemble your witch legs
Attach the shoes with icing, and allow to dry overnight.
Daily Spud says
Those witch legs are just the cutest things ever! I'm rushing over to vote before I'm crushed by any falling houses 😀
notyet100 says
so cute…good luck for the next challenge
Chic Cookies says
Oh shucks, this outpouring is so wonderful! Thank you all for your kind comments (and votes)! Bestest readers ever.
Lorraine says
What a fabulous idea! So creative. I also love your house! I have been voting for you and hope you win! Congratulations on making this round also.
eataduckimust says
this is way too cute. voting for you!
bridget {bake at 350} says
Great tutorial! These are SO SO cute!I swear, I can't keep up with you….you are a blogging, baking machine!
Nads' Bakery says
Oh my gosh, that's hilarious!! My boss had something like that he put under his couch! But made of stuffed legs, of course. Too cute.
Butter says
Genius – And "this is new territory"…you would never know – my goodness. This was so creative with every component of the challenge. I am voting because this is truly Picture PERFECT!- Butter(from Running On Butter)
Reeni says
These are so clever! And so unique. I love them! And you gave us a great tutorial too. Best of luck in this round!
I run for cake! says
Oh my gosh, your creativity never ends! These are absolutely adorable! I'm so excited to see you are still in the competition and I think you can go all the way, each week your entries are amazing!
momgateway says
Cutest tutorial I've seen!
<br>Jo Lynne @ <br> Carpe Cupcakes! says
I didn't make it past the first round, but you have had my vote in the contest every time. I have a master's degree in instructional design and you hit a home run with your tutorial. LOVE the ruby slippers!
<br>Jo Lynne @ <br> Carpe Cupcakes! says
I didn't make it past the first round, but you have had my vote in the contest every time. I have a master's degree in instructional design and you hit a home run with your tutorial. LOVE the ruby slippers!
<br>Jo Lynne @ <br> Carpe Cupcakes! says
I didn't make it past the first round, but you have had my vote in the contest every time. I have a master's degree in instructional design and you hit a home run with your tutorial. LOVE the ruby slippers!
<br>Jo Lynne @ <br> Carpe Cupcakes! says
I didn't make it past the first round, but you have had my vote in the contest every time. I have a master's degree in instructional design and you hit a home run with your tutorial. LOVE the ruby slippers!
Anonymous says
Meaghan,Clever as ever! Kuddos to you – adorable!
SHORTBREAD NYC says
this is amazing!
Maddy says
I love how you managed to recreate the whole scene! Really cute!
I just made some Wizard of Oz cookies too and just wanted to share. I’d love if you check them out 🙂
meaghanmountford says
LOVE the Wizard of Oz! LOVE your cookies! (I once played Glinda in a church play, so glad you got her in there, too!)