These Andes Stuffed Sugar Cookies have all the classic taste of your favorite sugar cookie with the surprise of ooey gooey chocolate mint inside!
Remember when I made those those Homemade Andes Mints and said to stay tuned for how I was going to use them? Well here you are friends: Andes Stuffed Sugar Cookies! It's like andes mints and sugar cookies had a delicious, sweet, sweet little love child. One that looks kinda plain and simple on the outside, but once you bit into it, Bam! Chocolate minty melted goodness!
Ingredients Needed
This is one of my favorite sugar cookie recipes. So simple, so classic, and yet so delicious.
- Flour - All purpose
- Sugar - White granulated
- Butter - We prefer salted, but you can also used unsalted and just add a touch more salt.
- Egg
- Vanilla Extract - Have you made your own Homemade vanilla extract yet?
- Homemade Andes Mints
I also apparently have a thing for chocolate and mint... Homemade Mint Milano Cookies, Homemade Peppermint Patties, Homemade Thin Mints. It's a problem my husband is more than ok that I have.
Easy to Make!
These are just about as easy as making regular sugar cookies, except there are Andes Mints wrapped them up in a sugary buttery dough blanket. Because who doesn't want to be wrapped in that blanket?
Mine, because my mints were a little thicker, took about 20 minutes to cook but ohmygod see that melty chocolately minty insidey goodness? It's delicious.
Better yet, these Andes Stuffed Sugar Cookies are the perfect cookie to make when you have a Mint Milano hankering but don't have the same kind of time. These guys can be done in less than 30 minutes. Dangerously easy. And so fun to bring to a party and watch as people look at them as just normal kind of awkwardly thick sugar cookies then see the surprise and joy spread over their faces when they take a bite! 😉
Our Other Favorite Cookies
Oatmeal Carrot Cake Cookies with Cream Cheese Frosting
Oatmeal Quinoa Chocolate Chip Cookies
Enjoy! As always, if you make this recipe or any of my others, I love to hear what you think! Leave a comment below, email me, or you can find me on Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest!
Andes Stuffed Sugar Cookies
Ingredients
- 2 cups all purpose flour
- 1/2 cup softened butter
- 1 egg
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract*
- 1 cup granulated sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/4 teaspoon kosher salt
- 12-16 Andes Mints
Instructions
- Pre-heat oven to 325 degrees and line a baking sheet with parchment paper.
- In a large bowl, cream butter and sugar until fluffy. Then add egg and vanilla extract and beat until well combined.
- In a separate bowl, mix flour, baking powder, and salt. Slowly add to the creamed butter and sugar and mix well until a dough forms.
- Separate dough into small balls, the same number of Andes Mints you have. Larger homemade mints will make about 12-13 cookies. Smaller standard sized mints will make almost 16.
- Flatten dough balls into a round disc. Place the mint in the middle and fold edges up around and roll dough into a ball around the mint.
- Place on parchment paper 2 inches apart and bake 10 minutes. Rotate pan and then cook another 5-10 minutes or until edges of cookies begin to brown.
- Serve and enjoy!
It's storming and raining cats and dogs here in NY, so I decided to whip up a batch of these cookies. We haven't tasted them yet cuz they JUST came out of the oven, but the cookies and my house smell AMAZING!!!
The perfect rainy day cookie! How were they???
Made these and stuffed with York thin mints to mimic the ones my mom made 60 years ago. Delicious!
Yum!!
I think I too found a recipe that I could stuff with a York mint as my mom also made 60 years ago - must have been popular at the time. I have not had one in forever! Can't wait to try!
There is nothing plain-jane about these cookies. I am IN. My daughter is over my shoulder as I write this and has demanded that we make these cookies (and the homemade Andes mints) right now! These will be a hit on our cookie platter -- unless she eats them all first... that's a distinct possibility. LOL.
I could only find andes baking chips. Will that be ok?
Hi Laura! You could certainly try to clump a few of the chips together in the center of the ball of dough! As long as they’re all surrounded by dough it should have a similar surprise center effect. Let me know how they turn out! 😊