50 Easter Cookie Recipes For All The Bakers Out There This Spring (2024)

Pistachios add a slightly sweet, almost buttery nutty flavor that will make your favorite chocolate chip cookies feel a little bit elevated, but still just as classic and comforting. They also add a nice springy pop of green, perfect for Easter.

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When you're craving carrot cake, but don't have the time, make these easy cookies instead! The Easter Bunny would approve.

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Crumbl’s chilled sugar cookies may no longer be on their permanent menu, but now you can make them at home and have them any time you want. Their signature giant cookie is an almond cookie with a pretty pink frosting, but feel free to get creative and try out other pastel colors or sprinkles for Easter.

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These lemon-blueberry cookies taste like a cheesecake in cookie form. The lemon juice adds the acid necessary to balance out the sweetness of the blueberries, and the zest imparts extra lemon flavor. Yum!

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Are you ready for a sticky, gooey, unabashedly messy challenge? If you're up for it, here's the deal: You're about to stuff an entire s'more into a chocolate chip cookie. Some say it can't be done, but with enough focus, patience, and perseverance, you can succeed in making this extremely indulgent dessert. Try it with Peeps this Easter!

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What if your favorite coconut-almond-chocolate candy bar morphed into a crunchy, melt-in-your-mouth cookie? We've done it! Joy is in the name for a reason.

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It took many, many rounds of testing to get these cookies just right. Our biggest piece of advice is to not be afraid of mess. Covering the cream cheese with cookie dough is a messy task (especially with the fresh strawberries!), but we promise you it's worth it a million times over.

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These coconut macaroons the perfect bite-size treat for any time of day—feel free to skip the chocolate if you want to keep them less sweet. For a pink, raspberry version, smash 1/4 cup fresh raspberries into the foamy egg white mixture with a fork, then toss in the coconut.

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Love sugar cookies but hate decorating them? These are for you! The centers will stay soft and chewy after cooling and add the brightest pop of color to your Easter celebration.

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For these espresso cookies, we really wanted to taste the coffee, so we added 2 whole tablespoons of instant espresso to our recipe. These taste kind of like a mocha, in cookie form—what could be better than that for an Easter afternoon/post-egg hunting pick-me-up?

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In this Italian classic, almond-flavored cakes are sandwiched between chocolate with layers of raspberry and apricot jam. It's true these do take some patience, but we promise, it's VERY worth the effort.

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Decorate these Oreo truffles however you want, using colorful royal icing, candies, or sprinkles. No matter what you go with, they're sure to be the cutest (and most delicious!) Easter eggs at the table.

Get the Easter Egg Oreo Truffles recipe.

This recipe yields cookies that are soft and lemon-y sweet with a perfect chewy center. They take very minimal effort and the hardest part will be letting them chill in the fridge. Be patient! That rest time will be worth it for the crinkly texture it provides.

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With its striking color and a unique nutty vanilla flavor profile, ube has taken over the world. Upgrade your average crinkle cookie this Easter with ube extract and ube halaya, a popular Filipino pudding made with ube and condensed milk. Your guests won't know what hit 'em!

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We're just going to say it: These edible cookie dough truffles even better than Reese's Eggs. 😮 And so cute! Make them with kids for a fun Easter activity.

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These melt-in-your-mouth cookies are an Italian classic, and a breeze to make. What’s more fun than frosting? Sprinkles! You can adorn these cookies with any combination of sprinkles, whether for an Easter celebration or just another Tuesday.

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One of the things we love most about Easter is how so many of our favorite treats come in giant versions. This huge cookie cake is no exception!

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Sesame’s nutty flavors can pack a bitter undertone, which is why these sesame cookies use licorice-like anise and bright citrus zest to neutralize the earthiness for a more balanced flavor. These not-too-sweet treats are great for adding variety to your Easter treat spread.

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