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White Chocolate Holiday Spritz Cookies
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REDPONYGIRL
"These delightful cookies can be made in various color combinations for any holiday or occasion. Simply add a few drops of the appropriate color food coloring to the dough and/or white chocolate icing."
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Ingredients
26 m servings 114Original recipe yields 50 servings
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Directions
{{model.addEditText}} Print- Preheat oven to 375 degrees F (190 degrees C). Lightly grease or line two cookie sheets with parchment paper.
- Cream the butter in a mixing bowl until light colored and fluffy. Beat in the egg and vanilla until smooth. Add food coloring, if desired. Gradually mix in the confectioners' sugar, flour, and salt to make a smooth dough.
- Place dough into cookie press cylinder fitted with 1 inch sawtooth ribbon disk. Press dough into long strips on prepared cookie sheets. Use a paring knife dipped into flour to score the strips every two inches.
- Bake in preheated oven until edges are slightly golden, about 6 minutes. Remove from oven, cool slightly, and cut along score lines while they are still warm. Transfer to wire racks to cool completely.
- Line a baking sheet with parchment paper. Melt white chocolate chips in the top of a double boiler placed over medium heat, or in the microwave. Add food coloring, if desired. Spread white chocolate icing on the bottom of one cookie and place the bottom of a second cookie into the icing to form a sandwich. Place cookie sandwich onto prepared baking sheet. Repeat to assemble remaining cookies, and refrigerate on the baking sheet 10 minutes to set icing. Remove and dip ends of cookies into white chocolate, then into candy sprinkles. Place cookies on wax paper until white chocolate is set.
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- Parchment can be used for easier cleanup/removal from the pan.
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Most helpful positive review
10/21/2007
Super cute! It did take a long time to decorate so plan on more prep time. I did not use enough food coloring so next time I will do 3 red drops and 15 yellow to get it the right color of orange.
Most helpful critical review
10/15/2007
Easy to make, but just so-so for taste, but then I am not a big white chocolate fan. They look cute, so I might try them again at Christmas with a plain (no food coloring added) cookie and dark ...
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10/15/2007
Easy to make, but just so-so for taste, but then I am not a big white chocolate fan. They look cute, so I might try them again at Christmas with a plain (no food coloring added) cookie and dark ...
10/21/2007
Super cute! It did take a long time to decorate so plan on more prep time. I did not use enough food coloring so next time I will do 3 red drops and 15 yellow to get it the right color of orange.
10/29/2008
This is probably the best spritz I've ever made. Since I was making it for Halloween, I split the dough in half and dyed one half bright orange and the other a deep purple. When assembling them,...
1/21/2008
I was so looking forward to these because they're so pretty! But all that confectioner's sugar made them very chalky and not very flavorful. But they were pretty.
10/23/2007
Good cookies with great texture, but there is not a lot of flavor to be found. Very cute though, just not enough to wow someone beyond presentation.
12/29/2007
Fill with rasberry jam and try using dark Chocolate to dip in w/rainbow sprinkles. Yum!
10/28/2007
I like them. Festive and you can get creative. A bit time consuming. It would probably be a lot easier with a cookie press. I did use a piping bag because it is what I had. They turned out ...
10/24/2007
These cookies taste GREAT! There are alot of steps involved so this is not the easiest of all recipes but they are delicious and beautiful!
3/3/2011
These cookies are delicious. To cut down on frosting and decorating time, I don't frost & sandwich the cookies. I just take and dip about 1/2 of the cookie in any flavor of melted chips and dip ...