Christmas Cookies – 3D Ornament Tea Cakes Decorated To Your Liking
These 3D Christmas tea cookies are so versatile! Bring in your children to decorate with you!
We are going to have a party on New Year’s Day when our friends would be coming to celebrate with us the beginning of a new year. Each one of them will be bringing a white elephant gift, all wrapped up and then exchanged during the party.
Ornament Tea Cakes
Set aside, we are prepping up a lot of crafts for both kids and grown-ups to do together! These 3D cookies will be there, bare and ready to be decorated. I hope to catch it all on camera and share later with you.
- 3 Cups sifted all purpose flour
- 1-1/2 Cups sugar
- 2-1/2 tsp Baking powder
- 1/2 tsp Sea salt
- 1-1/2 Cup milk
- 3/4 Cups Soft butter
- 3 Eggs
- 1/2 tsp Almond extract or 1-1/2 tsp of Lemon zest
- 1. Preheat oven to 400F. Grease forms/pan cavities with butter
- 2. Mix dry ingredients in a large bowl
- 3. Add wet ingredeints and combine with hand-mixer
- 4. Pour batter into each lower ornament cavity top
- 5. Cover lower pan with the top pan
- 6. Bake for 15-20 minutes or until toothpick comes out clean
Get some frosting from your local grocery store of different colors, plus some edible decor beads and sprinkles. Stir up imagination of your guests!
I’d recommend to use at least 3 colors in your frosting decoration. That would allow for more versatility and festivity looks!
Use fun facts about holiday season or anything that would add more interaction for the cookie decoration day or night of get-together. We had a great time with our kids to add frosting and sprinkles to these awesome yummies. They are delicious and ready to be given as a gift – all wrapped and presented to the recipient – or eaten away with your favorite cup of tea or coffee.
Use Your Favorite Christmas Ornaments As Inspiration
PIN for Your Holiday Baking!
Here’s An Example of One!
I love how these turned out. They are so adorable!
Dana,
Thank you!
These 3D ornament cookies are a great way to spend time with friends and kids.
You see all these cookies that were decorated by my kiddos.
These are just so cute. Almost to cute to eat. I have never seen anything like these before. I can’t wait to give them a try. Thank you so much for sharing this fun recipe. Happy New Years. God Bless
These are so cute!! I know my family would love tea cakes for special holiday mornings and I think they would love them decorated like this! Such a creative idea!
I have never heard of tea cakes but these are so cute. These would be fun for my family to decorate and eat
These would be a lot of fun to do with my oldest granddaughter.
a must to make. they are pretty
These look amazing. They are so unique. I love the designs.
These look easy enough to make with the right baking equipment and fun to decorate–of course I would be much more interested in eating them!
Yummy it looks so so good. I’ll have to try to make this for my whole family for Christmas.
Those are so cute!!! mine wouldn’t turn out that good at all if i tried
They are nice. We were supposed to decorate cookies yesterday and got sidetracked. So tonight, cookies it is!
What’s nice about these is that you won’t be on frosting overload!
Very cute and very clever idea.
What a fun thing to do to make them 3D. I am totally loving this idea and may go for it this weekend.
These is really cute and unique design of cookies, My kids would love this for sure.
This is such a pretty idea and a great activity to do with the kids over the holidays. Just as fun to make as to eat.
These are so cute, the kids would love these.
These are so cute! My daughter loves having her friends over for tea and these would be perfect for her next playdate!
These look totally terrific! They’d surely be a hit at any type of holiday party!
These are so cute!!! I love how 3D they look.
These are absolutely gorgeous! I pinned your recipe to my Christmas cookies board.
Love the idea! I bet the kids love it too. Gives them something to do during the break, and they will have extra time to spend with you as well. Awesome!