Red velvet cookies heart shaped; These easy cookies are sandwiched with chocolate frosting. A perfect Valentine treat! Red Velvet Cookies heart shaped.
Red Velvet is all the rage these days, but I want you to know that when I was a kid, my mom would make Red Velvet Cake for special occasions. Red velvet cake was all I knew, I could never have conceived of red velvet cookies, pancakes, crepes, fudge, brownies, dips, or any of the hundreds of other amazing creations I have seen lately.
My mom even had a heart shaped cake pan, and sometimes we would have a beautiful, heart shaped red velvet cake with pink frosting on Valentines Day.
My mom is kind of the best that way. She’s great at making holidays fun, and giving little gifts she knows you’ll enjoy.
I haven’t decided yet whether I’ll go all out on a big red velvet cake for my kids this year. I’m pretty lazy, after all. Maybe I’ll tell them that only kids with good grades get red velvet cake.
Or maybe I’ll tell them that only adults get red velvet cake. That’s even better.
I already know this Valentines Day is going to be a good one, because I get to celebrate it with my blog buds! We’re back!
This time around, everything is so cute; red, pink, chocolatey, or otherwise perfect for your Valentine. With all this talent, you’re bound to find a recipe or two you can fall in love with! You’ll want to check out each and every one, just in case.
1. Chocolate Dipped Sttrawberry Hi Hat Cupcakes (Gluten Free) from Pineapple and Coconut
2. Frosted Cream Cheese Cutout Cookies from Magnolia Days
3. White Chocolate Mousse with Frangelico from That Skinny Chick Can Bake
4. Chocolate Caramel Pretzel ‘n Chip Tart from Gotta Get Baked
5. White Chocolate Cherry Brownies from The Messy Baker
6. Chocolate Champagne Cupcakes from The Girl in the Little Red Kitchen
7. Sugar-Free Blueberry Yogurt Truffles from What Smells So Good
8. Strawberry Cheesecake Heart Pie from Hungry Couple NYC
9. Red Velvet Heart Sandwich Cookies from Jen’s Favorite Cookies
10. Chocolate Cannoli Cones from Created By Diane
11. Cherry Cheesecake Stuffed Cupcakes from Chocolate Moosey
12. Nutella Brownie Cheesecake No-Churn Ice Cream from Cupcakes and Kale Chips
13. Valentines Smores Hearts from Kelly Bakes
14. Chocolate Hazelnut Cookies from Roxana’s Home Baking
More Valentine treats you’ll love!
 Red Velvet CakeBatter Dip |
 Cherry Sugar Cookiesand frosting dip |
 ChocolateCherry Trifle |
- 1 box red velvet cake mix
- ½ cup butter, melted
- 2 eggs
- 2-3 T. powdered sugar
- 2 T. butter, softened
- 2 T. milk
- 3 T. cocoa powder
- 1 - 1½ cups powdered sugar
- Combine cake mix, melted butter, and eggs, mixing well.
- Press dough into a jelly roll pan (half sheet pan), sprinkle with powdered sugar, and bake for 25-30 minutes, until cooked through. Let cool completely.
- Use a heart shaped cookie cutter to cut out hearts.
- For frosting, combine all ingredients, mixing until smooth. Add more powdered sugar or more milk to reach desired consistency.
- Frost the bottom side of one heart, and sandwich it with a second heart. (These can also be served frosted and not sandwiched.)
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Oh, man, I cannot let my family see your photos…they will revolt till I make a batch! Perfect Valentine’s Day cookies!
Love these!!! Thanks for all your hard work on this group post! You rock like always!
Ha! Let those kids fend for themselves, Jen. That’s what we did when we were younger. Make them force their friends to buy them pity treats on Valentines. These lovely red velvet heart sammiches (YUM on that frosting!) is definitely for adults only, cause we pay the bills and make the world go round! We deserve it! Thanks so much for hosting again. Our Holiday Food Party is my favourite blogging event and you do such an incredible job organizing us, putting all this together and creating the gorgeous collage. You deserve extra servings of these!
These sound like a fun recipe to make with my little guy. Easy enough for his short attention span!
Happy Valentine’s Day!! Love this round-up of desserts!!!
I love anything red velvet come Valentine’s day and making sandwiching the cookies with chocolate frosting is definitely the way to my heart.
Love them!
These are just the cutest sandwich cookies ever!
Oh wow! Chocolate frosting between thick red velvet cookies = nothing but pure delight as far as I’m concerned.
i love red velvet. they look great!
Looks amazing! Pinned and tweeted!
I love everything about these they are so pretty and I bet equally delicious, perfect for Valentine’s Say!
You’re mom is so sweet! Can she bake me a cake? Or can you just send me cookies? I swear at first the texture of the cookies almost looked like red velvet brownies. Honestly I’ll take them all.
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I would eat way way too many of these. 🙂
I love red velvet yet I’ve never made it into cookies. Def pinning. Thanks for sharing!
I’m a recent red velvet convert….so it’s all new to me! But I love discovering the many recipes that can become ‘red velvetized’! These sandwich cookies are so pretty and perfect for any sweet occasion! Lovely photos, too! : )
Lucky! My mom only ever made chocolate or yellow cake from a box growing up. I can’t remember if we’ve ever had red velvet. I love these sandwich cookies. Two for one serving 😉
This is PERFECT for V-Day!
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How many cookies does this recipe make.