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Patriotic Sugar Cookie Sandwiches

This post was sponsored by JOANN. All opinions are my own.

 

Get out your red, white and blue, it’s time to celebrate the 4th of July!

I’m changing things up this year and instead of a flag-themed dessert, I’m making these adorable patriotic sugar cookie sandwiches!  These are really simple to make, even the kids can help.

Here is a list of items you’ll want to make sure you have or pick up before starting your project!

You will need:

Scalloped cookie cutter

Miniature alphabet cookie cutters

Cookie lifter

Cookie sheet

Disposable decorating bags

Angled spatula 

Parchment paper

Cooling rack

Flour sifter

 

 

Instead of piping buttercream onto my signature sugar cookies, you’ll only have to cut out the cookies.  Get my recipe HERE.  I picked up a scalloped cookie cutter at JOANN and a few other inexpensive supplies.  You can make your cookie sandwiches any size you like, just be sure to cut out two for each sandwich!

 

I went with a smaller size, about 2″.   Using mini alphabet cookie cutters, I cut out stars and letters to spell out  “Party Like its 1776”.  You could cut out any patriotic greeting or keep it traditional with stars.

 

Bake for about 5-6 minutes or until outer edges are beginning to brown.  Transfer from cookie sheet to a cooling rack and allow to cool 15-20 minutes.

 

 

 

While you are waiting for the cookies to cool, fill disposable decorating bags with jam.  I used raspberry and blueberry to make the dessert red and blue!  No need for a coupler, just snip the tip of the decorating bag about 1/4 inch.

 

When the cookies are completely cooled, lay cookies without letters or star cut outs flat.  Set other cookies aside.   Give each plain cookie a dollop of jam.

 

Using an angled spatula, swipe jam around over the cookie.  Doesn’t have to be perfect, just enough to cover most of the surface.

 

 

Place cookies with cut outs and letters on the tops of the jam covered cookies to create a linzer-like sandwich cookie.

 

Complete the cookies by dusting with powdered sugar, giving them the complete red, white and blue look!

Patriotic Sugar Cookie Sandwiches

Equipment

  • Scalloped cookie cutter
  • Miniature alphabet cookie cutters
  • Cookie lifter
  • Cookie Sheet
  • Disposable Decorating bags
  • Angled Spatula
  • Parchment paper
  • Cooling rack
  • Flour sifter
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Instructions

  • Instead of piping buttercream onto my signature sugar cookies, you'll only have to cut out the cookies.  Get my recipe HERE.  I picked up a scalloped cookie cutter at JOANN and a few other inexpensive supplies.  You can make your cookie sandwiches any size you like, just be sure to cut out two for each sandwich!
  • I went with a smaller size, about 2".   Using mini alphabet cookie cutters, I cut out stars and letters to spell out  "Party Like its 1776".  You could cut out any patriotic greeting or keep it traditional with stars.
  • Bake for about 5-6 minutes or until outer edges are beginning to brown.  Transfer from cookie sheet to a cooling rack and allow to cool 15-20 minutes.
  • While you are waiting for the cookies to cool, fill disposable decorating bags with jam.  I used raspberry and blueberry to make the dessert red and blue!  No need for a coupler, just snip the tip of the decorating bag about 1/4 inch.
  • When the cookies are completely cooled, lay cookies without letters or star cut outs flat.  Set other cookies aside.   Give each plain cookie a dollop of jam.
  • Using an angled spatula, swipe jam around over the cookie.  Doesn't have to be perfect, just enough to cover most of the surface.
  • Place cookies with cut outs and letters on the tops of the jam covered cookies to create a linzer-like sandwich cookie.
  • Complete the cookies by dusting with powdered sugar, giving them the complete red, white and blue look!

Now go Party like it’s 1776!

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Photos by Kelly Clare Photography

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