
Orange Skull Cookies
Get into the spirit of Halloween with these orange-scented skull cookies. Shredded V&V Supremo® Shredded Chihuahua® Brand Cheese or V&V Supremo® Shredded Mexican 3 Cheese Blend is folded into a tender butter cookie dough, then each cookie is topped with a tangy vanilla frosting made with V&V Supremo® Crema Supremo® Brand Mexican Sour Cream and a chocolate ganache skeleton face.
Ingredients
Cookies
Vanilla Frosting
Ganache
Directions
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Preheat the oven to 350°F.
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Combine the butter, sugar, orange zest and vanilla in a large mixing bowl. Beat with an electric mixer on medium speed for about 1 minute, until smooth and creamy. Add the flour in 2 parts and mix until incorporated. Fold in the V&V Supremo® Shredded Chihuahua® Brand Cheese or V&V Supremo® Shredded Mexican 3 Cheese Blend.
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3
Roll out the cookie dough on a floured surface to ¼-inch thickness and cut out round shapes. Place them on a cookie tray. Roll out the remaining dough and continue cutting out round shapes.
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Bake the cookies for 15 to 17 minutes. Transfer to a wire rack and allow to cool at room temperature.
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For the vanilla frosting, in a small bowl, add the butter, V&V Supremo® Crema Supremo® Brand Mexican Sour Cream, vanilla extract and powdered sugar. Whisk until smooth and set aside.
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For the ganache, in a small microwave-safe bowl, add the V&V Supremo® Crema Supremo® Brand Mexican Sour Cream, vanilla extract and chocolate chips. Microwave for 15 seconds and whisk until smooth. Set aside.
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Spread an even layer of vanilla frosting on the cooled cookies.
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Add the chocolate ganache to a piping bag with a small round tip and pipe a skeleton face onto each vanilla-coated cookie.
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Let the cookies sit out so the frosting and ganache can slightly harden before serving.
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