Best valentine day cookies
45 Valentine’s Day Cookies – Easy Valentine's Day Cookie Recipes
Ralph Smith
Love is in the air, and so is the smell of baked cookies! There's nothing more romantic than putting your heartfelt sentiments into a homemade treat. Of course, you can always buy a heart-shaped box of chocolates as a classic Valentine's Day gift, but here's an idea that's extra sweet: whip up a batch of homemade Valentine's Day cookies this year!
Ahead, you'll find some of the best Valentine's Day cookie recipes. Ree Drummond's red velvet sandwich cookies and the Oreo Truffles make for a particularly decadent holiday treat! If you're looking for some cute Valentine's Day party ideas, get the kids involved in the decorating fun: Put out a plate of chocolate sugar cookie hearts, along with pink frosting and sprinkles for a Valentine's Day activity that the whole family will enjoy. These Cupid-approved treats are perfect for any special person in your life—pack them up with a nice note to send off with the kids in the morning, serve them at a Galentine's Day party, or share them for dessert after a romantic Valentine's Day dinner for two. Once your cookies are baked and decorated, create a spread of the best Valentine's Day desserts, including some cute Valentine's Day cupcakes.
Brian Woodcock
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Hot Chocolate Cookies
Pair this cozy Valentine's Day treat with hot cocoa for double chocolate fun. They're even topped with a melted marshmallow for good measure. Time to cuddle up on the couch with your sweethearts!
Get Ree's recipe.
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Hector Sanchez
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Linzer Cookies
You can cut these jelly-filled cookies into any shape you like—but hearts are the way to go on Valentine's Day! Fill them with red or pink-colored jelly to make them extra festive.
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William Dickey
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Peanut Butter Blossoms
Peanut butter treats are the perfect vehicle for chocolate kisses on Valentine's Day. For a bit of extra decorating fun, switch up the kiss flavor! Alternate white or dark chocolate with strawberry kisses for a splash of color.
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Brian Woodcock
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Oreo Truffles
Skip the expensive, store-bought chocolate truffles. Ree's homemade version is super easy and makes for a heartfelt gift. Serve them on a cute pink platter, or place a handful in a clear bag and tie it off with pink and red string!
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William Dickey
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Pecan Crescent Cookies
These lovely buttery cookies have a subtle hint of orange zest and cinnamon that is oh so lovely. A dusting of snow-like powdered sugar on top makes them perfect for any winter holiday.
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Ralph Smith
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Peppermint Meringues
The soft red and white swirls of these meringues sometimes blend ever so slightly to create pretty pink flecks in between. These minty, melt-in-your-mouth cookies look gorgeous on any Valentine's Day dessert table.
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Brian Woodcock
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Chocolate Crinkle Cookies
Valentine's Day is the chocolate holiday. These cookies are rich and have a perfect sugary coating with a soft chocolate center.
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Ralph Smith
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Red Velvet Sandwich Cookies
Put a twist on this classic flavor and serve up some delightful red velvet sandwich cookies. Your valentine will savor each bite of the rich chocolate cookie outside and smooth cream cheese frosting inside. Plus, the color is so romantic!
Get Ree's recipe.
The Pioneer Woman
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Chocolate Valentine Cookies
Ree and her mom always made these sweet personalized Valentine's Day cookies when she was a kid. Use alphabet stencils to write cute notes like "Be Mine" or "Love You." Just make sure the different messages get to the right recipient!
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Johnny Miller
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Red Cherry Thumbprint Cookies
These bright red cookies are super easy to make.
Everyone will love the sweet candied cherry center and they make a beautiful display on Valentine's Day.
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Ralph Smith
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Coffee Chocolate Chunk Cookies
If you love coffee as much as Ree does, you’ll go crazy for these java-flavored cookies! They get a jolt of coffee flavor thanks to granulated instant coffee. They make a great gift, too.
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The Pioneer Woman
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Triple Chocolate Cookies
What’s better than a box of chocolates? A box of chocolate cookies, of course! These indulgent cookies are packed with chocolate in every which way: cocoa powder and two types of chocolate chips.
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Con Poulos
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Cherry Cookie Bars
Kiss the winter blues goodbye! A batch of these cookie bars will bring a smile to anyone’s face. They have a sweet cherry filling that's completely irresistible.
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The Pioneer Woman
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Brandy Snaps
Looking for something a little more romantic? Try these gorgeous cannoli-like cookies. They're light and crisp and they make any holiday feel extra special, thanks to the impressive brandy-spiked whipped cream.
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Johnny Miller
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Almond-Raspberry Thumbprint Cookies
These simple thumbprint cookies are tasty any day of the week—but they feel extra sweet on Valentine’s Day with a little dollop of red raspberry jam and a dusting of powdered sugar.
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Maria Lichty/The Pioneer Woman
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Chocolate Sugar Cookie Hearts
These chocolate sugar cookies are so easy to make—you don’t even need to roll them out. Bake the cookies in a pan, then use a cookie cutter to cut out the heart shapes. Let your little ones help decorate with festive sprinkles.
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Ralph Smith
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Oatmeal Cherry Slice-and-Bake Cookies
Sometimes it’s the simple gestures that mean the most. These wholesome oatmeal cookies will make anyone feel loved. Dress them up for the holiday with a drizzle of white chocolate.
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Bridget Edwards/The Pioneer Woman
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Giant Linzer Cookie
Valentine’s Day is all about sharing the love and this giant cookie is a great way to do it. The cookie is made in a large 11-inch heart shaped pan and it feeds a crowd.
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Brenda Score/The Pioneer Woman
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White Chocolate Macadamia Nut Cookies with Sea Salt
Some say that opposites attract—so it’s no surprise that sweet and salty are the perfect match. To balance out the sweetness of these white chocolate chip cookies, each spoonful of cookie dough is topped with a sprinkling of flaky sea salt.
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I Heart Naptime
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Strawberry Cake Mix Cookies
You only need three ingredients to make these strawberry-flavored cookies. But if you want to dress them up, you can dip them in melted white chocolate and sprinkles for Valentine's Day.
Get the recipe at I Heart Naptime.
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Mike Bakes NYC
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Small Batch Chocolate Chunk Cookie Bars
You don't have to go overboard baking dozens of cookies this Valentine's Day—especially if it's just for you and your loved one. Instead, this smaller batch makes just the right amount.
Get the recipe at Mike Bakes NYC.
An Italian in My Kitchen
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Chocolate Valentine Cookies
These chocolate hearts are totally customizable—you can add mini chocolate chips, dip them in chocolate or make them into sandwich cookies with jam in the center.
Get the recipe at An Italian in My Kitchen.
Dessert for Two
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Sugar Cookie Bars
To decorate these soft sugar cookie bars, make a batch of homemade cream cheese frosting, then top with your favorite Valentine's Day candy (conversation hearts or even sprinkles will do the trick).
Get the recipe at Dessert for Two.
Hello Wonderful
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Valentine Bear Cookies
Send someone you love a bear hug. These adorable cookies make a sweet edible gift for family, friends, kids, or anyone special in your life.
Get the recipe at hello, Wonderful.
Grandbaby Cakes
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Neapolitan Cookies
This triple threat cookie is based on the classic Neapolitan ice cream consisting of three flavors: strawberry, chocolate, and vanilla. Not only are the swirled colors impressive to look at, but they’re tasty too!
Get the recipe at Grandbaby Cakes.
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Crayons and Cravings
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Rose Cookies
These pretty cookies are better than a dozen roses.
They make a sweet edible gift for your Valentine. The pink buttercream frosting is piped with a star tip to look like rose petals, then it’s finished off with a cute green fondant leaf.
Get the recipe at Crayons and Cravings.
Table for Two Blog
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Heart-Shaped Chocolate Sandwich Cookies
Looking for a way to impress your Valentine? Hand out these heart-shaped cookies instead of cards this year. They’re soft, chocolatey, and filled with a light pink frosting that’s extra thoughtful.
Get the recipe at Table for Two Blog.
Preppy Kitchen
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French Macarons
There’s a reason why Paris is considered the most romantic city in the world—and we think these cookies have something to do with it! The delicate French cookies are a special treat worth baking.
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Garnish and Glaze
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Strawberry Chocolate Marshmallow Cookies
These brownie-like cookies are divine! They’re topped with a pink strawberry marshmallow that’s perfect for Valentine’s Day.
Get the recipe at Garnish and Glaze.
Sally's Baking Addiction
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Conversation Heart Cookies
Conversation heart candies are cute in theory, but most people would rather eat a cookie any day. Try combining the two with these conversation heart sugar cookies. Spell out your feelings!
Get the recipe at Sally’s Baking Addiction.
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32 Best Valentine's Day Cookie Recipes
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When it comes to classic Valentine’s Day desserts, nothing beats a heart-shaped cookie. Chances are you've munched on more than a few over the years. But there's much more to making a great Valentine’s Day cookie than buying heart-shaped cookie cutters. To help y0u keep your V-day cookie game strong, we’ve rounded up some of our favorite Valentine’s Day treats in cookie form. These baked goods don’t always require cookie cutter, but they all deliver on flavor and creativity.
Nestle
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Peanutty Valentine Cookies
Half candy and half cookie, this tiny treat is dangerously delicious.
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Ren Fuller
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ABC Sugar Cookies
Need to spell it out for someone? These easy-to-make sugar cookies are just the thing.
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Jacqueline Hopkins/Woman's Day
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Hazelnut Linzer Hearts
A couple of smart upgrades makes these elegant-looking jam-filled treats a step-up from your basic sugar cookie.
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Becky Luigart-Stayner
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Slice-and-Bake Shortbread Cookies
This recipe is perfect for appeasing a variety of tastes. Easy swaps let you add or remove nuts, chocolate, or lemon zest.
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Alexandra Grablewski
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Chocolate-Dipped Cookies
Even if you're going out for dinner, head home for dessert. These tasty cookies are the perfect complement to after-dinner coffee or tea.
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Frances Janisch
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Chocolate-Hazelnut Macarons
These crunchy, sweet, cookie-like little French treats will bring to mind a romantic evening strolling around the City of Love.
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Con Poulos
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Chocolate Chunk and Cherry Cookies
Don't love cherries? dried figs, cranberries, or apricots will also make super sophisticated additions.
Get the recipe.
Frances Janisch
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Giant Kiss Cookies
Give your sweetie a giant kiss! You can use basic sugar cookie dough mixed with cocoa. Just mold a heaping tablespoon of dough around a Hershey's Kiss. Chill 20 minutes to help cookies maintain their shape, then bake. Wrap in aluminum foil to complete the look.
Get the recipe for basic sugar cookie dough.
Alexandra Grablewski
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Strawberry Cream–Filled Sandwich Cookies
Walkers shortbread cookies and homemade filling make a decadent bite-sized treat.
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Frances Janisch
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Jelly Sandwich Sugar Cookies
Heat, then strain, preserves, or use jelly for a clear, gemlike effect.
Slightly cool for smoothest application. Add sugar, nonpareils, or dragées before baking; gently press into dough to help adhere. Spread a thin layer of jelly on the base cookie and on the back of the top cutout cookie. Lightly press the cookies together. Fill the cutout area to the top of the cookie edge with jelly.
Get the recipe for basic sugar cookie dough.
Frances Janisch
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Chocolate-Kissed Cookie
To add a candy kiss to a sugar cookie, place unwrapped candy on cookie rounds while they are still warm from the oven. Return to oven for 30 seconds and sprinkle the softened candies with silver dragées.
Get the recipe for basic sugar cookie dough.
Frances Janisch
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Red Sugar Dome Cookies
Shape 1 1/2 tablespoonfuls of dough into balls. For pink, tint dough with red food coloring. Roll balls in red sprinkles. Chill for 20 minutes and bake for 20 minutes.
Get the recipe for basic sugar cookie dough.
Frances Janisch
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Pink Sparkle Dome Cookie
Shape 1 1/2 tablespoonfuls of dough into balls. For pink, tint dough with red food coloring. Roll balls in a mix of sugars, nonpareils, and dragées. Chill for 20 minutes and bake for 20 minutes.
Get the recipe for basic sugar cookie dough.
Frances Janisch
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Red-and-White Cookies
These neat-looking treats don't require any fancy equipment. All you need are two different-colored doughs, a rolling pin, and a knife. Form one dough ball into a log, then wrap the rolled-out colored dough around it, chill, slice into cookies, and bake.
Get our recipe for sugar cookie dough.
Brian Woodcock
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Caramel-Chocolate-Walnut Thumbprint Cookies
Bring these to your next office party—or save them for someone with a sophisticated palate that you want to woo. The secret ingredient? A touch of bourbon.
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Charles Schiller
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Valentine's Cookie Bouquet
The only thing better than flowers is a bouquet that's both cute and edible.
Get the recipe at Woman's Day.
Con Poulos
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Sweet Cherry Linzer Torte Cookies
Spell out a special message for your significant other with these little delights.
Get the recipe at Woman's Day.
James Baigrie
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Vanilla Shortbread Hearts
These jam-filled cookies are as sweet as they look and require just seven ingredients you probably already have at home.
Get the recipe at Woman's Day.
Kat Teutsch
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Chewy Chocolate Cookies
Surprise your favorite chocoholic this Valentine's Day with these decadent cookies.
Get the recipe at Woman's Day.
The Cookie Rookie
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Strawberry Cinnamon Roll Cookies
The recipe says these cookies come out huge, which sounds like more of a reason to make this delicious hybrid between a cookie and a cinnamon roll.
Get the recipe at The Cookie Rookie.
Courtesy Sugar Hero
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Watercolor Rose Sugar Cookies
These hand-painted, rose-flavored cookies are a work of art (and much easier to make than they look).
Get the recipe at Sugar Hero.
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Red Velvet Sugar Cookies
This vibrant treat, which also makes for a beautiful homemade gift, combines two classic desserts.
Get the recipe at Dessert for Two.
Courtesy of Shutterbean
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Brownie Roll-Out Cookies
Brownie cookies are the best of both worlds, and you can get creative with your white chocolate designs.
Get the recipe at Shutterbean.
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Chocolate Covered Cherry Cookies
Because chocolate and cherries are a match made in heaven.
Get the recipe at Tastes of Lizzy T.
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Chocolate Valentine Kiss Cookie
The best kisses are chocolate kisses! Make this combo cookie featuring Hershey's Kisses.
Get the recipe at The Kitchen is My Playground.
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Oreo Cheesecake Cookies
How adorable are these pink cookies? You only need six ingredients to bake them, including the food coloring.
Get the recipe at Nest of Posies.
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Red Velvet Crinkle Cookies
The powdered sugar on these beauties looks like fresh-fallen snow, and gives this dessert an eye-catching and unique look.
Get the recipe at OMG Chocolate Desserts.
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Oreo Truffle Hearts
Nothing is better than Oreo cookies mixed with cream cheese and dipped in white chocolate.
Get the recipe at OMG Chocolate Desserts.
Courtesy of Classy Clutter
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Custom Fortune Cookies
Write your Valentine a special note hidden inside a custom fortune cookie.
Get the recipe at Classy Clutter.
Courtesy of Lila Loa
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Cookie Cupcake
It's a cupcake cookie! Find a cupcake-shaped cookie cutter to make these cookies.
Get the recipe at Lila Loa.
Valentine's Day Cookies (3) Recipe
Good day, my dear readers! Cookies for St. Valentine's Day are very easy to prepare for one reason - you don't need to look for complicated recipes, master incomprehensible technologies, but simply take the recipe of any well-known and long-loved cookie and give it the shape of hearts.
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- Valentine's Day Heart Cookies
- Valentine Cookies - DIY recipe with photo
- How to make Valentine's Day Cookies
Valentine's Day Cookie Recipes
You can use a stencil.
You can do artistic carving on the dough. Cut diligently and painstakingly each heart by hand! The main thing is that not only the intoxicating aroma of vanilla or cinnamon can be heard from a slide of a freshly baked dessert. And the love with which you prepared these sweets was felt.
Valentine's Day Heart Cookies
If you don't have your favorite Valentine's Day cookie recipe in stock, but you have an irresistible desire to enjoy sweet hearts on this day, then this article will definitely help you. Here is one option for a hearty dessert.
Products:
- Butter - 200 gr.;
- Eggs - 1 pc.;
- Flour - 2.5 cups;
- Sugar - 1 glass;
- Salt - 1/3 teaspoon salt.
Products for glaze:
- Powdered sugar - 200 gr.;
- Egg whites - 40 gr.;
- Food coloring - optional;
- Tapes and paper.
Preparation:
√ We divide the butter (already soft) into equal parts - so it will be convenient to use it.
√ Put it in the food processor.
It is better to leave the egg whites for the icing, and send all the yolks (2 pcs.) to the dough. If the icing is not planned, then the proteins are also sent to the dough.
√ Add salt and sugar to the collected ingredients. Flavor lovers can add citrus zest, nutmeg crumbs, cardamom, cinnamon or vanillin here.
√ Mix everything.
√ Now we will add flour. It may take a little more or a little less flour to prepare the dough than indicated in the recipe, as it depends not only on all the ingredients, but also on the moisture content of the flour.
To find out if there is enough flour in the dough, you need to touch it - if the dough remains on your hands, then you need to add flour. When the dough is shiny and no longer sticky to the food processor and to your fingers, it is ready.
√ The piece of dough can now be rolled out.
The thickness of the layer should be no more than four millimeters.
√ And now let's cut out hearts!
√ We carefully transfer our blanks onto a baking sheet.
√ We send to the oven and bake for about 15 minutes (temperature 180 degrees). Care must be taken not to burn.
√ If you still have energy left after kneading and forming hearts, you can stretch out the pleasure of making a festive dessert. In still raw cookies, you can make holes with a straw from a cocktail.
√ After baking and eating a few things (you can't resist), you can continue decorating hearts from shortcrust pastry.
√ It's time for the frosting. Lightly beat the egg white with a fork.
√ Add powdered sugar.
√ Mix everything.
√ Add dye.
√ Cut parchment squares.
√ Put some frosting on the corner of each square.
√ We make a cornet out of paper.
√ Cut off the corner of the resulting cone and start decorating our cookies.
Everything worked out!
Charming and very tasty.
It remains to attach notes with compliments or wishes, and maybe with declarations of love to the cookies.
Bon appetit and big and bright love to everyone!
Valentine cookies - a recipe with a photo of your own hands
Instead of the usual paper Valentine, you can cook an unusual - edible one.
And you can confess your love and feast on it. Moreover, the cookies for Valentine's Day, the recipe of which is offered, turn out to be tender and fragile.
Products:
Dough:
- Butter – 225 gr.
- Sugar - 120 gr.
- Powdered sugar - 110 gr.
- Chicken eggs - 1 pc.
- Baking powder - 2 teaspoons
- Soda - ½ teaspoon
- Salt - a pinch
- Flour - 450 gr.
For glaze:
- Egg whites - 1 pc.
- Lemon juice - 1 teaspoon
- Powdered sugar - 200 gr.
- Coloring (food)
Step by step preparation:
√ Chop the butter into cubes.
√ Sugar and powder are sent to the oil.
√ Mix everything with a mixer, add egg and soda
√ Mix everything again with a mixer.
√ Add flour to this butter mixture, which already contains salt and baking powder
√ In the process of adding flour, you need to adjust its amount - the dough should not stick to your hands.
√ Wrap the prepared dough in cling film and hide it in the refrigerator for half an hour
√ Then roll out the finished dough so that its thickness is no more than four millimeters.
Roll out on parchment paper or simply on a table that is sprinkled with flour.
√ Cut out dough pieces with heart cutters. We lay parchment on a baking sheet and, having laid out our blanks on it, at some distance from each other, let the hearts stand for a while - when baking, they will increase in volume.
√ We send the future cookies to the oven with a temperature of 180 gr. seven minutes until golden brown. After baking, cool the hearts.
√ To glaze cookies, mix egg white and powdered sugar.
√ Mix until smooth.
√ Then beat with a mixer at low speed for about two minutes.
√ Add lemon juice and continue beating for about three minutes.
√ Cover the prepared egg white with a damp towel and set aside for 15 minutes.
Thick glaze is suitable for decorating the edges of cookies.
In order to fill the entire surface of the gingerbread with icing, you need a more liquid icing diluted with water. We place the prepared glaze in a cornet and decorate our hearts.
√ At the very beginning, draw the outline of the cookie. We wait until it dries for five minutes.
√ Then we cover the entire area of the hearts with a more liquid glaze. Here you can also add the dye of the desired color.
You can decorate according to your imagination. You can apply drawings and inscriptions.
When the icing is completely dry, Valentine's Day cookies can be served on the table, delighting your loved ones, relatives and friends.
How to Make Cookies for Valentine's Day
Another tasty cookie for Valentine's Day is cookies with layers of bright marmalade, jam or marmalade.
Small hearts, which in turn are decorated with small sugar hearts.
They look very elegant and festive. Therefore, they will be a great gift for all lovers.
Products:
- Wheat flour - 200 gr.
- Butter - 80 gr.
- Sugar - 70 gr.
- Eggs - 1 pc.
- Baking powder - 4 gr.
- Lemon - 1 piece
- Cherry confiture - to taste
Cooking process:
√ In a deep dish (can be on a cutting board), grind the cubes of chilled butter with flour, previously sifted. You should get a homogeneous flour crumb.
√ We make a hill out of the crumbs and place the zest, sugar and egg on top of it.
√ Knead a homogeneous dough, wrap in plastic wrap and place in the refrigerator for half an hour.
√ Roll out the dough on the board, after sprinkling it with flour, up to 4 mm thick.
Cut out cookies with heart shapes. In half of all cookies in the middle, cut out smaller hearts.
√ Lay the blanks on a baking sheet, pre-covering it with baking paper, which can be replaced with a silicone mat.
√ Then put the cookies prepared for baking in the refrigerator, then bake for about 10 minutes in the oven at a temperature of 180 degrees.
√ When the hearts have cooled down, spread jam on them.
√ Smooth out the sweet coating and place the heart-cut cookies on top.
Everything is ready - Valentine's Day cookies are ready to serve.
Bon appetit, your Juliana.
Valentine's Day cookies - recipe with photo
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- flour - 2 cups
- sugar - 100 gr.
- margarine - 150 gr.
- egg - 1 pc.
- baking powder - 1 teaspoon
- cocoa powder - 1 tablespoon.
- powdered sugar - 200-250 gr.
- egg white - 1 pc.
- citric acid - at the tip of a knife (optional)
- gel food coloring.
Delicious biscuits for Valentine's Day in the "cute" style: pink bears tenderly hug huge hearts with touching tiny bows.
These are wonderful holiday valentine cookies that will be admired and bragged about first, and then served with tea. Food coloring creates a warm "vintage" color scheme. But you can do without dyes by adding cocoa powder to the white glaze, then the cubs will become northern, and the hearts will become chocolate.
Recipe ingredients:
Dough:
Glaze:
Valentine's gift cookies according to the recipe are made from shortcrust pastry and "live" for 5-7 days, during which time the pastry will be crumbly and crispy. The dough can be regular or "chocolate", it all depends on the presence of cocoa powder.
Margarine is cut into cubes and placed in a deep bowl.
Sprinkle margarine with sugar.
Crack one egg, mix the butter with a fork.
Sprinkle the sifted flour and baking powder. Knead the dough.
Mix half of the dough with cocoa powder.
Knead until elastic, divide into two parts, wrap with cling film and put in the refrigerator.
After an hour, start rolling and cooking. Cookies for Valentine's Day involve making figurines on the theme of love and tenderness, so which images of Valentine cookies you choose is a matter of taste, the main thing is a clear picture.
Draw teddy bears with hearts or print them out.
The dough is rolled out, the thickness is half a centimeter, a picture is placed on top and circled around the contour with the tip of a sharp knife.
In any part of the figurine, two holes are squeezed out, through which a ribbon with a bow will be pulled. Shortbread dough valentine cookies are conveniently cut using a special tool with gear wheels, the cut is beautiful and even.
Three sets of cookies can be prepared from the amount of ingredients indicated in the recipe: bear figures and letters that make up the word “love”. The English version of the word is easy to cut out of the dough, in addition, it is shorter than the Russian counterpart.
Spread the biscuits on a baking sheet lined with baking paper, put in the oven for 20-25 minutes. The temperature is 180 degrees.
While the cake is cooling, sift the powdered sugar and prepare the frosting.
Beat the cooled egg white to maximum density, add powdered sugar, beat for a couple more minutes.
The icing is divided into 3 parts: one is left white, another is mixed with a drop of pink dye, and two drops of dye are added to the third. The triangular bag is filled with pink icing. The top of the bag is tied with a thread, and the tip is cut off.
Carefully cover all the letters and bodies of the figurines, skipping only the muzzles and hearts.
Hearts are poured with bright pink glaze, the middle of muzzles is filled with white. Check with the pictures to accurately repeat the pattern.
Gel food coloring is similar to liquid gouache. One drop of paint is squeezed onto a plate-palette. The brush is dipped in water and dipped in paint. For culinary painting, you can adapt any new synthetic brushes.
Only dried valentine cards can be painted, paint spreads on wet glaze.
The contours of the bears are outlined in chocolate brown, and light pink patterns are drawn on the letters.
According to this recipe, Valentine's Day cookies are tasty and fragrant.
