I have mentioned before how I love using Oreos to decorate for treats! This time we turned them into Mickey and Minnie Mouse Oreo goodness — and it was pretty darned easy to do.
- 1 package of double stuffed oreos
- 1 bag of mini oreos
- 1 bag of red candy melts
- cookie sheet fitted with parchment paper
- 1 tube of black cookie icing,
- 1 tube of white cookie icing
- 1 tube of yellow cookie icing
- 1 container of Wilton holly melody sprinkles
- 1 package of bow icing transfers
- Gently take apart the oreos so that you have one half clean of filling and the filling is on the other half
- Take the mini oreos and do the same thing, but scrap off the creme on the mini oreos
- Using the black cookie icing, pipe a dollop onto the creme side of the double stuffed marshmallows where Mickeys ears would go.
- Place a mini oreo that you split onto the icing
- Place the top half of the oreo back on
- Using a double boiler, melt the red candy melts until smooth
- Take the oreo and dip the bottom half of the cookie into the red candy melts
- Lightly shake the cookie to get the excess chocolate off
- Place onto the cookie sheet and repeat steps with remaining cookies
- Once all cookies have been put together and dipped let dry for 10 minutes before decorating
- Split the cookies in half so that you have a even amount of Mickey's and Minnies
- Place a small dot of the candy melt still melted onto the back of the icing bow
- Place bow in between the "ears" on 12 cookies
- Take the black cookie icing and pipe on the belt onto the 12 cookies you will be making into Mickey,
- Take the white cookie icing and pipe on a white line on the top of the red chocolate for Minnie
- Add some polka dots for Minnie's dress
- Using the holly sprinkles add on two green leafs and 3 red dots onto the corner of the red
- Using the yellow icing, add the buckle to mickey's belt
- Using the white icing, add the white dots to mickey's pants
- Let dry for 30 minutes before enjoying!
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