Fidchell Cookie cutter Edible Boardgame
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Good times with cake boardgames and good company. Let's combine to the Fidchell cookie cutter. This is Christmas for us.
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- Printables
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- Winter & Christmas & New Year's
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Fidchell cookie cutter combine cake, good times, boardgames and “Hygge”
For our family this is a big part of Christmas!
General recipe for Fidchell-Cookies
500g flour
250g sugar
250 butter
2 eggs
spices: I like a mix of cardamom, nutmeg, white pepper and grated clementine peel.
+27 smarties mini or skittles of each color.
Mix flour and butter and whip eggs and sugar. Add the to blends together and place it cool for 30 minutes. Spread flour on a clean filament free table and roll out the dough to a thickness of 5-6mm.
Cut out cookies and press them equally with the press. Put the cookie in the freezer and preheat oven to 200degrees celsius. Bake until golden brown.
For the rules of Fidchell, take a look at my other Fidchell models.
https://www.printables.com/model/1109731-fidchell-board-for-prusa-printers
When a pieces is captured, it is discarded, the mouth works well for this, and does not return to play. If you own a Cocoa Press, you can print the king in chocolate, use the model from link above.