Peppermint pinwheels

Enjoy a big batch of these easy and festive Christmas pinwheel cookies. These bright and colourful peppermint sugar cookies are guaranteed to make the Grinch's heart grow three sizes!

These festive slice-and-bake peppermint cookies will add swirls of color to your holiday cookie plate!

For something different at your next celebration, why not give these a spin? With the coolness of peppermint swirled into a classic holiday favourite, these treats will definitely sweeten your special day!

Peppermint Pinwheels ~ Festive Pinwheel Shaped Cookies flavored with Peppermint!

Brushing these pinwheel cookies with melted chocolate and sprinkling them with crushed peppermint candies means these cookies are extra festive, extra minty, and extra delicious.

These slice and bake cookies are so cute and festive! Rich-tasting butter cookies with just a hint of peppermint make a sweet gift or cookie plate. Easy to make, you'll look like a professional baker without anyone knowing otherwise. The perfect Christmas cookie!Peppermint PinwheelsMakes 3 dozen3/4 cup butter, softened3/4 cup sugar1 egg yolk1 teaspoon vanilla2 cups gluten free 1:1 flour (Bob's Red Mill works great)1/2 teaspoon baking powder1/2 teaspoon salt1/2 teaspoon peppermint extract1/4…

Slice-and-bake Pinwheel Cookies with Crushed Candy Canes are the sugar cookies of Santa’s dreams. Ultra soft and flavored with peppermint, these cookies are per…

Peppermint Pinwheels - Julie's Eats & Treats ®

Get ready to bake the ultimate holiday cookies with these delightful Christmas Cookie Pinwheels! 🎅🏼🍪 Swirls of vanilla and chocolate dough create a beautiful and tasty treat that's perfect for your Christmas dessert table or as a fun holiday gift 🎁. 📝 Pin this recipe now to your Holiday Baking or Christmas Cookie board and spread the holiday cheer with these easy-to-make cookies! #ChristmasCookies #HolidayBaking #CookieRecipe #PinwheelCookies #ChristmasDesserts

These cookies are easier than they look—make one batch of dough, divide it in half, and blend cocoa into one portion and crushed candy canes and peppermint extract into the other. The recipe comes from the Fairmont Hotel in Chicago, which hosts an annual cookie swap.