How To Make Minecraft Cookies | The Minecraft Animals

Let the Minecraft party continue!

If you stopped by sugarkissed.net earlier in the week, you probably saw my step-by-step tutorial for making Steve and Creeper cookies. Today we continue on with the animals of Minecraft.

Since the pigs and sheep in Minecraft are made up of square pixels, each of your Minecraft cookies will be made up of tiny squares. Use the free printable templates provided at the end of this post as a paint-by-number guide so you know what color icing to put in each square.

How To Make Minecraft Pig Cookies

To make pig cookies, you will need:

Start by using a food coloring marker to draw straight lines breaking each cookie up into eight rows and eight columns. This will give you 64 squares to fill with icing.

Using your printed template as a guide, fill in all of the squares labeled with the #1 with black royal icing. Before icing, you may want to mark the squares with your food coloring marker to help prevent mistakes. Complete this step on all of your pig Minecraft cookies and let the icing dry somewhat before moving on to the next color.

Repeat the above steps for each of the additional four colors you are using on your pig cookies. Let the royal icing dry completely (preferably overnight) before stacking or packaging your cookies.

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How To Make Minecraft Sheep Cookies

To make sheep cookies, you will need:

• Cookies made from your favorite sugar cookie recipe and cut using a square cookie cutter
• Icing made from your favorite royal icing recipe in black, light pink, medium pink, beige, and white (I used 12-count consistency icing for all the steps in this tutorial. If you need help with icing color or consistency, check out the How To Make Royal Icing section of 101 Essential Cookie Decorating Resources.)
• A food coloring marker in any color
• Icing bags or bottles, couplers, and tips (I used a #2 tip for all the steps in this tutorial.) 

Start by using a food coloring marker to draw straight lines breaking each cookie up into eight rows and eight columns. This will give you 64 squares to fill with icing.

Using your printed template as a guide, fill in all of the squares labeled with the #5 with white royal icing. Before icing, you may want to mark the squares with your food coloring marker to help prevent mistakes. Complete this step on all of your sheep cookies and let the icing dry somewhat before moving on to the next color.

Repeat the above steps for each of the additional four colors you are using on your sheep Minecraft cookies. Let the royal icing dry completely (preferably overnight) before stacking or packaging your cookies.

No Minecraft party is complete without Steve and a few Creepers! So, head on over to Part 1 of How To Make Minecraft Cookies to complete your Minecraft cookie set.