Shortbread sandwich cookies

Vanilla bean sandwich cookies with strawberry buttercream have all the flavor of strawberry shortcake in cookie form. Easy to make and fun to eat, these cookie sammies are everyone's favorite summertime treat!

These strawberry jam cookies are made of a delectable shortbread dough, where delicious strawberry jam is sandwiched between two cookies. They store really well – so you can make them in advance, and serve them when the time is right! Also, how cute is the heart cutout?

These melt-in-your-mouth Viennese Whirls filled with vanilla buttercream and sweet raspberry jam, will become a firm family favourite in next to no time!

These Chocolate Shortbread Sandwich Cookies will make any chocolate lover happy. The chocolate shortbread is made with dutch-processed cocoa for a deep chocolate taste and then it's filled with a simple and creamy chocolate ganache. It's one of my favorite sandwich cookies

A delicate light pastry cookie filled with sweet cream filling. They melt in your mouth and are the most delicious Christmas cookie on the Holiday Cookie Tray.

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Vanilla Cardamom Shortbread Snowflake Sandwich Cookies with Espresso Buttercream Filling

These shortbread cookies have an exciting play between sugar and salt with a full-on buttery flavor and perfectly crumbly texture. They are the platonic ideal of perfect shortbread.

Shortbread Cookies with Jam, also known as Sables in Algeria, are a delicious cookie sandwich usually topped with powdered sugar and filled with some type of jam. These shortbread cookies are delicious in all contexts and are a perfect way to impress at your next Christmas party.

This easy make-ahead recipe makes a deliciously tender mocha shortbread cookie with a rich chocolate buttercream filling. They require only four ingredients and can be frozen months in advance. —Adelaide Miller, Mill Hall, Pennsylvania