Chocolate football cookies with Royal icing

Get your decorations ON!!!!!!!!! I have never been artistic. I have never been. When I was in 6 grade we had to print out a picture of a hobbie and draw them with proportions. I chose a cookind scene. I couldn't even draw a chef hat.It looked like a snow glob!But if it has to do with backing artistic news I can do it. This might seem hard but I promise it's not. You pretty much just spread chocolate icing on a cookie and pipe white lines. So don't freak out its not hard. I sware some people will read this top section off my post, that I'm writing right now and will just not look it make this recipe again. The reason is they here the word piping. You aren't even really piping here.Anyway these are the most simple delicious cookies ever. They are a great end to your 2013 Superbowl! They are a good end to any football game really.I'm loving it. I watch this show on TLC called cake boss. I live that show, you might know it it's popular. But whenever he makes one of those big cakes and he drops then off and the too Goes wild.... When ever I Make these I get the same reaction because everybody thinks that they are do cool( it's put little secret they are the easisr things ever) but it makes me feel so good inside. I love it when I make something everybody loves and enjoys!That happens a lot at the Super Bowl when I make these football desserts.  These have a chocolaty flavor and te best texture ever, you just got to love them . I know me and my family and friends do. Well everybody does to be fair.  Well enjoy and happy Superbowl!!

I love chocolate so this is right up my  big alley. I also love frosting. Some people don't like icing on cookies. If you are one of those people still make these because the frosting is light and fluffy and goes so good with the chocolate cookie. The chocolate on chocolate isn't to rich. Nothing is to rich for me but I can tell if it might be to rich for somebody else. These are not. I am dead serious, unless you have a chocolate problem.

Ingredients

2 cups powdered sugar

1 ½ tablespoons meringue powder

2 teaspoons vanilla

2 tablespoons cocoa powder

3 tablespoons water

1 teaspoon corn syrup (optional)

Instructions

1. Mix all ingredients EXCEPT corn syrup in the bowl of an electric mixer for about 7-10 minutes on low speed, until peaks begin to form. As it is mixing, add the corn syrup.Thin as needed for outlining or flooding by adding more powdered sugar or water for your need.
2. Serve and enjoy!!!

Recipe adapted from- crazy for crust