Cherry Pie Cookies are cherry pie in cookie form! Easy to make sugar cookies filled with sweet cherries and drizzled with white chocolate.

Cherry Pie Cookies came to be when I was craving cherry pie today, but didn’t really feel like whipping up a pie crust. So instead, I made Nellie’s Super Soft Sugar Cookies and translated them into Cherry Pie Cookies! They’re so easy and taste delicious- I think they’d be gorgeous on a holiday table. Enjoy!

Tips to get the PERFECT Cherry Pie Cookies:
Three kitchen items make these cookies come together really fast.
- First, you’re going to need a mini muffin tin, since that’s what you bake the cookie cups in.
- The second item is a KitchenAid mixer. I love mine! I have a Bosch as well but I find I use my KitchenAid for cookies. There is a cookie paddle that comes with every mixer that you attach to the top of the mixer. They’re easy to use and help you mix the ingredients uniformly. Add this to your wish list because it’s one of my all-time used small appliances ever!
- The third item is a cookie scoop! Since you bake these cookies in a mini muffin tin, you don’t really have to worry about shape. But using a cookie scoop enables you to measure out the same amount of cookie dough for each cookie cup, and it makes the process super fast. They come in three sizes- 1/2 tablespoon, 1.5 tablespoon and 3 tablespoon scoops. I used the middle size- 1.5 tablespoon for these, and most other cookies.
Cherry Pie Cookie recipe ingredients
Here’s what you’ll need to make our Cherry Pie Cookies:
–Sugar: You will need 1 cup ofgranulated sugar to make sure that these cookie cups turn out sweet and delicious
–Butter: Use 1/2 cup of softened butter to make the cookies richer in taste.
–Egg: Using one egg will help to get the dough to bind together well.
–Vanilla: Use a teaspoon of vanilla extract to help enhance the flavors in the dough.
–Sour cream: Adding in 1/3 cup of sour cream will give the cookies the most incredible texture and moist flavor.
–Salt: Use 1/2 teaspoon of this natural flavor enahcner to make your cookies turn out great tasting.
–Baking soda: 1/2 teaspoon of baking soda will make the cookies puff up as they bake and turn out lovely.
–Flour: Use 2 cups of all-purpose flour for the gluten base of the dough recipe.
–Cherry pie filling: You will need 1 can of cherry pie filling to use for filling all of the cookie cups.
Optional: White chocolate, for drizzling on top
Enjoy!
How to store Cherry Pie Filling Cookies
Store in the refrigerator. Cookies can be completely made and assembled up to 8-12 hours ahead of time. If any longer, make cookies earlier, then add filling just prior to serving.
Cherry Pie Cookies are cherry pie in cookie form! Easy to make sugar cookies filled with sweet cherries and drizzled with white chocolate.
Meagen Brosius says
These are so fun and festive. We made them for a party and they were a big hit. Super cute and tasty. Love it!
Kaylie says
Thank you, Meagen!
Taylor says
These are the perfect mini sweet treat for summer! Yum!
Kaylie says
Thank you, Taylor!
Sally says
Hi there! I’m in England and I don’t think I’ll be able to get cherry pie filling. Can I just use glacé cherries do you think??
Liz says
I love cherry pie but I’d never thought to try it in cookie form! YUM! These are so cute, too!
Hanna says
What a fun combo! Cherries and Cookies! Oh Yum!
Kim says
Can the whole cookie be frozen or even just the cookie part without the filling? Thank you.
Nicole says
I wouldn’t recommend freezing the cookies once they’ve been filled because the filling will make the cookies very soggy as they thaw. Unfilled cookie cups can be frozen in an airtight container for up to 3 months.
Yvonne says
Made these and they turned out great and were very easy to make.
Lori says
Just wondering why you do not shape the cookie dough into a tart shape before you bake them? Seems like the middle of the cookie would be unbaked.
Jessica says
I did this initially, but after making them so many times I found that it just makes no difference- the cookies are baked either way! So I opted to save time and just shape them after. : )
Ruthann Berolatti says
Cant you use already made sugar cookies
Jessica says
Can you buy pre-made sugar cookie cups?