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If red velvet is high on your list of favorite dessert flavors, we have a new cookie recipe you’ll definitely want to try!
These Cooking Classy Red Velvet Shortbread Cookies combine the chocolaty flavor of red velvet and its rich red color with the crispy, tender texture of shortbread. The cookies are then dipped in white chocolate and topped with festive sprinkles. And while this cookie recipe is perfect for the holidays, you can add pink sprinkles for Valentine’s Day, blue for the 4th of July, or leave them without sprinkles for a simple but beautiful red and white cookie anytime.
The recipe calls for unsweetened cocoa powder, red food coloring, powdered sugar, lemon juice, white chocolate and some basic ingredients like flour, butter and salt. Cookies take 45 minutes of prep time and 24 minutes of cooking time, plus about 3.5 hours of chilling time in the refrigerator.
Looking for more red velvet recipes? Flavor doesn’t have to be limited to just cookies, as you can bake everything from red velvet cake to even fudge.
Check out this quick red velvet bread or cheesecake bites that include cream cheese, graham crackers, red velvet cake mix, sugar, red food coloring, cocoa powder and white chocolate. You might also want to check out this Red Velvet Fudge, these Red Velvet Cheesecake Swirl Brownies or for a twist, these green velvet cheesecake bars.
If the cookies are your favourite, try these Red Velvet Sugar Cookies or for something even easier, grab some of the new Nestle Toll Houses Premade Red Velvet Dough. The red velvet batter comes in a roll and is mixed with white bits reminiscent of cream cheese frosting.
For an adults-only treat, Baileys whips up a red velvet liqueur that tastes like fresh chocolate cake with cream cheese frosting and a hint of cocoa powder. Although the liquor was listed as a limited time offer in 2019, it’s still on Baileys’ website, so you might be able to find a bottle near you.
Do you have a favorite red velvet recipe?
