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Pumpkin Spice Sugar Cookies



Sugar, pumpkin spice, Halloween and everything nice. Need I say anything more, I don't think so.

I made vanilla bean sugar cookies months ago that were a totally hit for my family and since it tis the season for everything Pumpkin Spice I wanted to do a twist on a simple sugar cookie.

Right now that is all I need, I need my pumpkin spice coffee, Halloween and I am good to go. This is my first Halloween looking recipe for the month and I have many more.


What is your favorite part of the season? Is the decoration, food, parties or all of the above? Let me know in the comments.

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Pumpkin Spice Sugar Cookies

Tools

Cookie Sheet
Parchment Paper
Rolling Pin
Cookie Cutters
Decorations, if desired

Time

Prep: 15 minutes
Baking: 10 minutes

Ingredients

6 cups Unbleached All Purpose Flour plus about 1 cup for rolling
1 1/2 cups (3 sticks) Unsalted Butter, room temperature
1 1/2 cups Sugar, I used unrefined
3/4 cup Pumpkin Butter or Pumpkin Puree (make sure its pure pumpkin not pie filling)
2 Tablespoons Pumpkin Spice, I used Pumpkin Spice Extract
2 teaspoons Vanilla Extract
1 Tablespoon Baking Powder
1 teaspoon Sea Salt
1 egg, room temperature 

1.) Sift 6 cups all purpose flour, baking powder and salt. Set aside.
2.) Cream together butter and sugar together for 5 minutes or until light and fluffy. Bump up the speed for 1 minute. Add pumpkin spice, pumpkin butter or puree and vanilla. Mix that until well combined.
3.) Add egg to the butter/sugar mixture. 
4.) At one cup at a time, slowly add in flour mixture. Mix then add another cup of flour until all flour in gone. Cover and chill for 1 to 2 hours.
5.) Cover two cookie sheet with parchment. 
6.) Divide dough in half.
7.) Cut two sheets of wax paper. Place one piece of wax paper on a cool surface then flour well. Place dough on wax paper sheet then place other piece wax paper on top.  Dust a little more flour. Gently roll dough out to a 1/4 inch thick.
8.) Gently press down with cookie cutters and twist for easy pick up. Place on parchment and continue. Place cut out cookies in the fridge for 30 minutes.
9.) Preheat oven to 325 degrees. Bake cookies for 10 to 12 minutes or until lightly golden brown, rotating after 5 minutes. The cookies will be soft. Place on a cooling rack let cool on pan for 5 minutes then slide off pan to cool completely if decorating,
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Comments

  1. I have seen pumpkin everything except sugar cookies! Love this and they are so cute

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  2. fantastic, I have exactly the same cookie cutters, so I am ready to make this

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  3. Oh, man these sound good! Pumpkin spice in sugar cookies is such a good idea. Love that they are in Halloween shapes :)

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  4. Haven't seen pumpkin spice sugar cookies before! Looks delish, going to have to give it a try! Thanks for sharing

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  5. What a fabulous idea! These look super tasty and perfect for Halloween!

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  6. Oh these pumpkin design cutters are so cute. Fit for a Halloween treat. Thanks for sharing the recipe.

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  7. I've never tried pumpkin butter instead of pumpkin puree. Interesting idea! :)

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  8. These are so cute! I've bought similar cookies for kids last week, but they were like $3.99 for about 10 pieces. I'll try making these to save some money ) I think I'll also decorate them with icing.

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  9. I've been looking for a good pumpkin cookie recipe- this one looks like it will be perfect. Thanks for sharing!

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  10. These are cute, delicious treats for Halloween parties. I'm sure they would be loved by kids and adults too.

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  11. Delicious cookies in time for Halloween. Thanks for the simple recipe.

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  12. I love sugar cookies! Pumpkin Spic? Even better!

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  13. You had me at pumpkin spice. :) xo, Suzanne~ www.suzannespiegoski.com

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  14. Cookies are the best part of every season at any time of the year! haha I think you can pretty much makes cookies whevnever :)

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  15. We don't really do pumpkin spice anything here in Australia so I've been super curious as to what it tastes like! Would love to try these cookies - adorable

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  16. How cute cookies galore! Perfect to make with the kids I bet they are tasty =)

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  17. I like everything about this season. Those cookies look amazing !

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  18. It sounds totally amazing! I love sugar cookies because they're easy to make and I'm sure it tastes so much better when you add pumpkin spice into the mix! YUM!

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  19. I love pumpkin spice everything! These look like they would taste amazing.

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  20. These sounds so amazing!!
    My favorite part of fall are the decorations. In Florida it never really feels like fall outside so I think a lot of us overcompensate with decorations lol. And I love it! Oh and the smells. Everything is fall scented and I LOVE IT.

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  21. These are super cute! Pumpkin has become such a popular flavor.. might have to give it a try!

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  22. these are so perfect for this time of year - such a great idea.

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  23. Those look delicious! This is a fun project my family and I can do to get into the Halloween spirit. Thanks for sharing!

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  24. I have not made sugar cookies in a long time. This is making me want to do this the perfect Halloween activity with my kids!

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  25. This is pumpkin season:) this seems like such a great idea to make with my daughter ! ill save this recipe for sure.

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  26. Those cookies look so delicious and adorable. Perfect for a Halloween. Kids will surely like this.

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  27. So much fun, my kids would love to make these. I think we can do these together and have an awesome go at it!

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  28. I have never even imagined in my dreams that there can be Pimpkin spice sugar cookies...this looks beautiful and delicious! I have to try it out :)

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  29. Those do look and sound delicious. My daughter and I are always happy with the advent of fall and all the great pumpkin recipes. We will have to try this.

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  30. This is quite a simple recipe that can be done by everyone and the cookies look delicious.

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  31. I LOVE a good, thick sugar cookie... and these look perfect! My mom always made cookie cutter sugar cookies with us for both Halloween and Christmas. I inherited all the cutters and made them with my children too. I love that this recipe includes pumpkin puree. I've never tried that before. I definitely need to try this. ;-)

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  32. These sound so good - and I love the cute Halloween shapes!

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  33. I love this!!! My sister and I always do sugar cookies at Christmas time but with this delish recipe we can do them for Halloween too!! Eeeek!

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  34. These cookies are so much fun! I bet they would be perfect for a Halloween party.

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  35. These look wonderful, a perfect boredom buster for kids and adults alike! I adore autumn, it's my favourite season of the year, and for all sorts of reasons: the food the colours and the chill!

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  36. What a great recipe! Pumpkin is such a diverse ingredient. You can use it in so many creative ways. Thanks for a fun one!

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  37. Aaah my kids would love these! They get a kick out of making any type of cookies especially cookie cutter ones.

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  38. Yum! Pumpkin anything this time of the year is good (and why not all year?) I wonder how these would come out using gluten-free flour. Might be worth trying! I don't celebrate Halloween, but these would be great in pumpkin shapes for a harvest party or as part of the dessert trays after Thanksgiving.

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  39. Yumm pumpkin spice sugar cookies. I like the creativity with the cookie cutters. This will be a hit with kids.

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