We LOVE pie at our house and we have so many favorite flavors that we make year-round. I always use my Grandma’s pie crust recipe. My kids love this strawberry pie in the Springtime, and this chocolate pie for the holidays.
What Are Pie Crust Cookies?
No more throwing away the extra pie crust that you have left over! Simply roll the dough out and bake it into airy and tender cookies that melt in your mouth. The buttery flakey cookies are sprinkled with cinnamon and sugar. I also love to drizzle warm cookies with a sweet glaze. You won’t be able to stop eating them! Cookies are my love language! I could eat any cookie, any flavor, any time of day. Making cookies to share with my family and friends is one of my favorite things to do. I have some go-to recipes that never disappoint. Try my amazing cream cheese snickerdoodles, these easy no-bake cookies, or my classic chocolate chip cookies.
Ingredients For Easy Cookies
These simple pie crust cookies are the easiest cookies you will ever make! Four simple ingredients, that’s all it takes. All you need is the store-bought crust then you’re all set. You can definitely make your own pie crust from scratch, but using the scraps from leftover pie dough is a win-win! It makes a lot, so be prepared to eat them all. You will love how fast and easily these cookies come together.
Pie Crust: Leftover pie crust makes this easy, but you can use any pie crust recipe if you make your own.Butter: Melted butter adds a more delicious buttery flavor.Sugar: Sugar to add sweetness because plain pie crust is pretty bland.Cinnamon: Cinnamon adds yummy flavor!
Pie Crust Cookies Recipe
Grab your kiddos and make these fun pie crust cookies for the holidays or any time of year! This recipe is easy to follow and comes together quickly. Follow my easy instructions below for how to make these cookies. They are so adorable and delicious!
As a Topping: Top any dessert with pie crust cookies. On top of a pie, ice cream, or pudding would be delicious!Serve With a Sauce: Dip these cookies into a caramel or chocolate sauce. But watch out because you won’t be able to stop!Cut Into Any Shape: I love making these cookies for every party. Holidays, baby showers, the possibilities are endless. I also like to use letter cookie cutters to spell my kids’ names on top of their cakes!Spice Variations: You can spice them up any way you’d like. Cinnamon sugar is classic, but cardamom, ginger, nutmeg, or allspice are delicious additions.
At Room Temperature: Place the cooled cookies in an airtight container. Store at room temperature for up to three days. In the Freezer: Leftover pie crust cookies freeze very well! Place the cooled cookies in an airtight container. Store in the freezer for up to three months.
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