Fond of Pastel Colored Treats?
These Robin’s Egg Blue Speckled Cookies can be as versatile as you could make them. Here’s one of the gorgeous colors you could use in your Easter desserts and treats – Robin’s Blue. This beautiful hue of blue resonates with our inner soul and generates smiles without resistance. I decided to make these malted milk sugar cookies with Robin’s blue color to give out to my neighbors and friends this coming Easter.
Just for fun, here are some amazing blue and turquoise color scheme you can use for Spring home decor, cookies, Easter centerpieces and more! And if you have a blog, you can use these colors for your fonts, too.
Here’s what robin egg blue color code is #1fcecb
If you love anything in Tiffany, then here’s a Tiffany blue color code for your use #0abab5
For the turquoise color code, use this hex code #40e0d0
Taste of Home With Robin Egg Blue Cookies
Easy and so colorful, your home-made robin egg blue malted cookies will make you a sensational celebrity overnight! Why? Because they taste like the cookies you used to have in your childhood. Only this time, these beautiful Easter cookies are made with malt milk and pretty Robin’s Blue color.
Can I Add My Own Design to These Malted Milk Cookies?
If you wonder about the question of how to decorate cookies to look like a Robin’s egg, it is really, really easy. The brown specs on the malted part of an egg can be produced with a simple brush.
I encourage to add any decoration items and packaging to your beautiful blue malted cookies! Scroll further to see what I did to my Robin’s Egg Blue Speckled cookies by using different color of cellophane and ribbons and paper. Sky’s the limit how you want to present this Easter gift to your family, friends, and your party goers.
If you love easy recipes that are filled with colors and joy, this is a keeper!
PIN For Your Easter Baking Ideas
Without further ado, here are the ingredients and steps for your fabulous Easter Robin Egg Speckled Malted Cookies. You can print instructions, too, if you prefer cooking with a paper instead of looking at your phone screen!
You Could Make Robin Blue Hues Lighter or Darker
As a decorating idea for cookies, you can fill the base of each cookie as far as you want. I decided to leave a generous rim around the Robin’s Blue Color because I used many of these egg-shaped cookies for other Spring home decorating ideas.
These Robin’s Egg Cookies Will Be Gone In No Time!
I used organic vanilla and a brush to create cool and random specs on these malted egg cookies.
Here Are A Few Ways to Package These Gorgeously Colorful
Malted Milk Cookies
Simple Cookie Stack
Green Cellophane Packaging for
Your Robin’s Egg Blue Speckled Cookies
Step-by-Step Packaging
White Cellophane Packaging for Individually-Wrapped Cookie
I used a transparent cellophane to individually wrap the cookies and allow the turquoise blue tip to show through.
No Time? Here’s an Even Simpler Version for Packaging
VOILA, Here’s A Whole Bunch of Robin’s Egg Blue Speckled Cookies for Everyone!
Green Cellophane & Muffin Cupcake Decor
I used different cellophane colors and muffin cupcake paper to individually wrap my Robin Blue Egg Malted Cookies. Whatever is available in your kitchen, use those options to dress up your Easter gift ideas.
Robin’s Egg Blue Speckled Malted Cookies
Ingredients
- 2 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 3/4 cup malted milk powder
- 1/2 tsp kosher salt
- 1 tsp cream of tartar
- 1 cup (2 sticks) butter, room temperature
- 1 cup Organic Raw Cane Sugar
- 1 large egg
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 4 cups confectioners sugar, sifted
- 1/2 cup water
- 1/4 cup meringue powder
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 2 to 4 drops sky blue gel food coloring
- 1 to 2 drops brown or other color food coloring gel
- 2 tsp vanilla extract
Instructions
- In a large bowl, whisk together flour, malted milk powder, salt and cream of tartar; set aside.
- In a mixing bowl, cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Mix in egg and vanilla. Add dry ingredients 1/2 cup at a time until soft dough forms. If dough is sticky, add additional flour, 1 tablespoon at a time.
- Divide dough into 2 discs, wrap in plastic wrap and chill for 2 hours.
- Preheat oven to 350°F. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper.
- Let dough sit out for 5 minutes before rolling. Roll dough out on a surface lightly dusted with confectioner's sugar to 1/4-inch thickness. Using a 3-inch egg-shaped cutter, cut out cookies. Place on prepared baking sheet. Roll remaining dough into a ball, roll out and continue to cut out cookies.
- Bake 7 to 8 minutes.
- In a large bowl, beat all ingredients except food coloring, at medium speed, about 7 minutes. Add food coloring and incorporate by hand.
- Spoon frosting into pastry bag fitted with a #2 icing tip. Pipe icing onto cookies, covering completely. Allow to dry completely before serving.
- Cover work area with waxed paper.
- In a small bowl, mix food coloring and vanilla. Using a stiff food grade paintbrush, dip brush into “paint” and blot lightly on a paper towel so the brush is not too wet. Flick the brush bristles with a fingertip. Do a sample cookie to see how close you need to be to get the best spatter. Continue with remaining cookies until they are all speckled.
Here Are More Easter Treats, Recipes & Gift Ideas
Easter Oreo Bark
Peeps Centerpiece Craft
Cute Easter Twig Watering Can Craft
25 thoughts on “Easter Robin’s Egg Blue Speckled Cookies Recipe”
Very cute cookies!
These cookies look so delicious…Delicious and cute!!! I can’t wait to make them, your recipe is very easy to follow.
These are amazing and looks so yummy. Perfect for this Easter season and also the best time to learn some baking skills for me.
Yummy! These cookies look absolutely delicious. My mouth is watering to no end. I would to try and make these. Seems so simple!
They are looking so yummy! It sounds like a great recipe to try this Easter. Thanks for sharing
We are surely gonna try them this easter
The cookies look so pretty! I love how you’ve packaged them to resemble Easter Eggs. So cute!
Yay. Another cookie recipe to try! I love how you made the frosting. Perfect for spring!
Looks so very cute and sure it is delicious! I want to bake more during the lockdown but we still can’t find time
I love these!! My kids enjoy paste colored treats too! So adorable!
Yum! I know someone that will be happy to receive these cookies for Easter! These Easter Robin Egg Blue Speckled Melted Cookies look amazing!
I love this cookies. Will try it out. Great content. Thanks for sharing.
These robin’s egg blue speckled cookies looks so pretty! The recipe with all required ingredient and instructions is useful for those who are planning to cooking something special on this Easter.
I love the cookies. My two little nieces would like to eat this cookies.
I love the cookies. My two little nieces would like to eat this cookies. I will tell the wifey to make some for the Easter.
These are pretty cookies. I wish I had the ingredients to make them as I love the blue color
These look fabulous!!! With spring being here, I am definitely in the mood for Robin’s Egg Cookies!
These look so good! I bet my kids would love these! I like the color, so pretty!
These cookies look amazing! I love how pretty they came out! I love the speckled look.
These Easter cookies are absolutely adorable. I love the speckled frosting! So fun!!!
This is so cute, I would make these for the holidays, done up so nice, I like making treats for shut-ins for special days.
Rosie,
Please do!
I found these a cool mini gift that is wrapped up and festively presentable.
Delicious as well!
these are so cute my little niece would love to make these
Ken,
The beauty is that you can change the color for the coating and use the same recipe for Mother’s Day, 4th of July, Thanksgiving, and anything you want!
Just use a different shape for Cookie Cutter!
Can’t wait to make this. My family will love this.