I’m a total sap for all things relating to fairies, like fairy door cookies.
On the wall of my childhood bedroom hung a beautiful poster of flower fairies with colorful wings, dancing around a pond.
Frogs, dragonflies, and beetles joined the magical scene, and this was my mental escape throughout my youth.
Happiness, Fairies, and Magic
I used to wish for wings before falling asleep or the opportunity to meet a fairy, if only in a dream.
Perhaps, this was the origin of my love for bugs and nature.
My kids were then privy to all my favorite magical movies and shows, alongside new additions like Barbie Fairytopia–the love for fairies and the creatures of their realm was effectively passed down.
Magical Fairy Door Cookies
Are you looking for a fun treat or dessert for a themed party?
Or, do you want to create something magical for the kiddos–better yet, with the kiddos?
If so, these fairy door cookies are super easy and tons of fun to decorate.
How To Make Fairy Door Cookies
- Cut the bottoms off of your Milano cookies so they’re flat and able to stand on their own. Don’t waste the scraps! Either snack on the remnants or save them to go with tomorrow morning’s coffee.
- Add the candy melts to a resealable bag and leave it open. Microwave it at 50% power for 30 seconds and knead with your fingers. Repeat this process until it’s fully melted.
- Seal the bag and snip a tiny bit off of one corner.
- Pipe your designs onto the cookies and add your sprinkles! You’ve been given a full creative license!
- To make your grass, simply mix the water and food coloring and add it to a bag of shredded coconut. Mix until it is all green.
Be sure to check out our magical door cupcakes which feature these cookies on top of adorable cakes.
Pepperidge Farm, Milano, Cookies, Double Dark Chocolate, 7.5 oz, Bag, 3-count
Price:
$12.99 ($0.58 /
Fairy Door Cookies
Ingredients
- 12 Milano cookies
- 25 bright white candy melts
- resealable sandwich bag
- sprinkles variety
Optional for Serving
- 1/2 cup coconut
- 1 tsp water
- 5 drops green food coloring
- Wilton icing decoration flowers
Instructions
- Use a bread knife to saw the bottom off of the cookies. Snack on the scraps! Lay the cookies on a flat surface.
- In a small resealable plastic bag, add candy melts but do not seal.
- Microwave at 50% power for 30 seconds and knead with your fingers. Continue to microwave and knead until completely melted.
- Seal the bag and snip a small tip into the corner of the bag.
- Pipe melted candy onto the cookies to look like doors.
- Add sprinkles and decorations to create fairy doors.
- Repeat until you have the desired number of fairy door cookies.
To serve on coconut grass:
- Place coconut into a a resealable plastic bag. Add water and food coloring together and pour onto coconut.
- Knead bag until the coconut is colored green.
- Sprinkle coconut on a plate and place doors on coconut. Add flower icing decorations.
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Decorating and eating fairy door cookies is a wonderful way for all ages to enjoy a bit of magic.
You can set up a sprinkle station and let everyone decorate their own.
Serve with our toadstool cupcakes, mini toadstool bites, fairy cakes, fairy cupcakes with wings, and unicorn tea for a whimsical flavor feast.
The next time you’re in charge of hosting a themed party or it rains throughout your slumber party, consider making these fun fairy door treats!
kathy pease says
These are so beautiful and look delicious
Maryann D. says
I love these FAIRY DOOR COOKIES. They look fun and tasty and colorful!
Lissa Crane says
Soooo cute~what a great idea! My daughters will love this and it’s so easy to make!
kimrk56 says
My granddaughter would love to make these fairy door cookies. So cute!
Lesley F says
My granddaughter loves everything that is fairies. This would be fun to make with her
Sharon says
Ooh, these are adorable! My daughter would love them (and me too!)
Julie says
These cookies are so cute!