MARSHMALLOW FLOWER COOKIES

Marshmallow Flower Cookies are easy to make and perfect for Spring baking! Everyone loves these cute treats topped with marshmallow flowers with a jelly bean stem, in a chocolate pot!

Flower Pot Cookies made with soft sugar cookies topped with candies made to look like Spring flowers in a chocolate pot.

I couldn’t wait to share these darling flower cookies with you all! I saw the idea to use a halved Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup as a flower pot from an old Taste of Home Cookbook and everything else came together quickly after that. Using marshmallows as flowers is something I’ve also done for pudding cups- you can see my Spring version here and a Fall version here. It’s so fun!

I used a Krusteaz Butter Vanilla Sugar cookie mix because it’s super fast and they taste great. You can also use our favorite recipe for sugar cookies here, or this recipe for Swig sugar cookies would be perfect as well!

Marshmallow Flower Cookies

• 2 dozen cooked & cooled sugar cookies
• light blue frosting (recipe below)
• jelly beans (you’ll need 24 green ones & 24 yellow ones)
• Mini Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups (12)
• Mini marshmallows
• colored sugar sprinkles, yellow & pink

1. Frosting recipe: Whisk together 2 TBSP softened butter, 1 1/2 cups powdered sugar and 1-2 TBSP milk until desired consistency. Whisk in 1/2 tsp vanilla and 2 drops of blue food coloring.
2. Frost cookies with blue frosting.
3. Cut mini Reese’s cups in half and place each half towards the bottom of each cookie. Arrange 1 green jelly bean lengthwise above the peanut butter cup.
4. Cut each mini marshmallow diagonally, then dip the sticky part into the colored sugar. Arrange the marshmallow halves around the top of the cookie in a circular shape, leaving enough room for the yellow jelly bean in the middle.
5. Repeat the process for each cookie until you have an entire garden in your kitchen! ENJOY!

If you like our Marshmallow Flower Cookies, try a few of our other favorite Spring/Summer cookie recipes:

• Watermelon Sugar Cookies
• Under the Sea Cookies
• Easy 4th of July Cookies
• Frosted Lemon Sugar Cookies
• Frosted Strawberry Cookies

Marshmallow Flower Cookies

Marshmallow Flower Cookies are easy to make and perfect for Spring baking! Everyone loves these cute treats topped with marshmallow flowers with a jelly bean stem, in a chocolate pot!

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Course: Cookies

Prep Time: 30 minutes

Cook Time: 10 minutes

Total Time: 40 minutes

Servings: 2

Ingredients

• 2 dozen cooked & cooled sugar cookies
• light blue frosting recipe below
• jelly beans you'll need 24 green ones & 24 yellow ones
• Mini Reese's Peanut Butter Cups 12
• Mini marshmallows
• colored sugar sprinkles yellow & pink

Instructions

• Frosting recipe: Whisk together 2 TBSP softened butter, 1 1/2 cups powdered sugar and 1-2 TBSP milk until desired consistency. Whisk in 1/2 tsp vanilla and 2 drops of blue food coloring.
• Frost cookies with blue frosting.
• Cut mini Reese's cups in half and place each half towards the bottom of each cookie. Arrange 1 green jelly bean lengthwise above the peanut butter cup.
• Cut each mini marshmallow diagonally, then dip the sticky part into the colored sugar. Arrange the marshmallow halves around the top of the cookie in a circular shape, leaving enough room for the yellow jelly bean in the middle.
• Repeat the process for each cookie until you have an entire garden in your kitchen! ENJOY!

Notes

I used a Krusteaz Butter Vanilla Sugar cookie mix because it's super fast and they taste great. You can also use our favorite recipe for sugar cookies here, or this recipe for Swig sugar cookies would be perfect as well!

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