We had frozen blueberries
and frozen cherries
so I thought "Great, I'll get pink and purple frosting." Since I didn't want the frosting to actually taste like cherries or blueberries as it turns out that even I have some food weirdness limits (who knew?), I defrosted them and smashed some of the juice out
stirred the juice into the frosting--being careful to add a little more sugar to compensate for the extra liquid
and voila!
I think there's a sort of slight hint of purple in the one on the right. Of course, you can see it better when you compare it with just the white frosting
See? It looks like 3 paint samples of "beige," doesn't it. On the cookies doesn't help much
but I think from this angle
you can see a bit of color. And that my counters are dirty, but we're "overlooking" that part....
And, of course, all those decorator things--sprinkles, red hots, colored sugar--are completely off limits, so this is as good as these cookies are going to get. Not great, but considering the last time I tried making sugar cookies, they morphed into one bizarre giant cookie in the oven, so progress is progress.
And to hedge our bets, these aren't going to any parties where alcohol isn't being served, so......
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It only goes to show just how much colouring is being added to foods.
The skins from Italian plums will give you something close to purple. At least when I make jam with them (whole plum with skin on) it comes out very deep, dark red.
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