Cowboy Cookies, Cowboy Cookies Recipe, Cowboy Cutout Cookies, Western Theme Cookies, by Rosevine Cottage Girls Delicious and adorable cowboy cookies or cowgirl cookies for your little buckaroo. Come along with us and we will show you how!

Delicious Cowboy Cookies

Cowboy Cookies

We were invited to help at a local horse event.  We decided to bring goodies with us and these cowboy cookies just made us smile.  We love them because they are so cute and so simple to make. We made them with mom and grandma cottage and we had such a good time together. Sweet memories and sweet western-themed cookies.  Besides making this for equine events you could make the recipe for 4th of July, a little boys or girls western-themed birthday party, lots of great places.  Here is the recipe we used for the cookie.
 
Cowboy Cookies, Cowboy Cookies Recipe, Cowboy Cutout Cookies, Western Theme Cookies, by Rosevine Cottage Girls We were invited to help at a local horse event.  We decided to bring goodies with us and these cowboy cookies just made us smile.  We love them because they are so cute and so simple to make. We made them with mom and grandma cottage and we had such a good time together. Sweet memories and sweet western themed cookies.  Besides making this for equine events you could make the recipe for 4th of July, a little boys or girls western themed birthday party, lots of great places.  Here is the recipe we used for the cookie.
 
We try to use healthy and organic as much as possible.  Please, use what you normally use or what you have.  I will put links in case you would like to use what we use.
 
Cowboy Cookies, Cowboy Cutout Cookies, Rodeo Cookies Western Cookies Cowgirl Cookies, Riding Ropin' Cookies by Rosevine Cottage Girls We were invited to help at a local horse event.  We decided to bring goodies with us and these cowboy cookies just made us smile.  We love them because they are so cute and so simple to make. We made them with mom and grandma cottage and we had such a good time together. Sweet memories and sweet western themed cookies.  Besides making this for equine events you could make the recipe for 4th of July, a little boys or girls western themed birthday party, lots of great places.  Here is the recipe we used for the cookie.

 

Cowboy Cookie Recipe

 
What you will need for your own cowboy cutout cookies:

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Ingredients:
2 cups of Organic All-Purpose Flour (you can use what you have or Bob’s Red Mill Gluten Free measure for measure)
1/2 tsp Non-Aluminum Baking Powder or whatever baking powder that you have
6 Tbsp Grass Fed Butter softened (use the butter you have available)
3/4 cup organic Raw Sugar (you can use white sugar measure for measure)
1 Fresh pasture-raised Egg (use what you have)
1 Tbsp Raw Milk (you can use what you have)
1 Tsp Pure Vanilla
1/4 tsp Himalayan Pink Salt (if you only have table salt, use what you have)
 
Cowboy Cookies, Cowboy Cookie Recipe, Cowgirl Cookies, 4th of July Cookies, Western Theme Cookies, Western Theme Cutout Cookies, by Rosevine Cottage Girls We were invited to help at a local horse event.  We decided to bring goodies with us and these cowboy cookies just made us smile.  We love them because they are so cute and so simple to make. We made them with mom and grandma cottage and we had such a good time together. Sweet memories and sweet western themed cookies.  Besides making this for equine events you could make the recipe for 4th of July, a little boys or girls western themed birthday party, lots of great places.  Here is the recipe we used for the cookie.
 
Directions for Making Cowboy Cookies:
  • Beat your soft butter, sugar, coconut oil and eggs.
  • In a separate bowl mix together flour, baking powder, and salt.
  • Slowly add dry ingredients to wet until they are all combined in your bowl.
  • Cover the bowl with a bees wax wrap or a piece of plastic wrap and put in your refrigerator for at least 3 hours or overnight.
  • Cut the dough in half and leave the other half in the fridge.
  • Roll dough out to about 1/8″.
  • Cut the cookies out with the cookie cutter (dip in a little powdered sugar or flour so the cutter won’t stick
  • Bake the cookies on a silicone mat on a cookie sheet for 8 min or until done at 375 degrees F.
  • Remove from the oven and set aside and let cool.
Here is a good sugar cookie icing that hardens for your cookies. If you have a recipe you prefer or want to leave them not iced that would be fine too.
This is an easy royal icing though and can be used for all of your cut-out cookies.
 

Royal Icing for Sugar Cookies:

When cooled ice the cookies

Directions For Royal Icing For Sugar Cookies

This will make a sugar cookie icing that hardens. You can use this or your favorite icing or leave them without icing. We think they are cute like this and found it an easy royal icing for sugar cookies that won’t come off on your fingers.

First, in your mixer or a bowl mix up a quarter cup of your milk with your powdered sugar you want it to be smooth so you can add a little at a time by tablespoons until it is creamy and non-lumpy.
Next add corn syrup and your extract.
Then separate them in small bowls and color as desired.
You are going to need your outline icing to you around the outline of your cookie a bit thicker than the one you fill in with. That way it will hold the icing inside like a caulking that holds in the more liquid icing.
Do this first then fill it in by flooding your other icing that will have the consistency of syrup into the barrier you have created. After it has set you can do the fine lines and details so it won’t bleed.
The icing will dry hard. Let them sit on a cutting board or cookie sheet stacked up with some foil on top to cure the icing and that way the cookie won’t dry out.
 
Keep in an airtight container.
 
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Cowboy Cookies

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Ingredients

  • 2 cups of Organic All-Purpose Flour
  • 1/2 tsp Non-Aluminum Baking Powder
  • 6 Tbsp Grass Fed Butter
  • 1/3 c. Coconut Oil
  • 3/4 cup organic Raw Sugar
  • 1 Pastured Egg
  • 1 Tbsp Raw Milk
  • 1 Tsp Pure Vanilla
  • 1/4 tsp Himalayan Pink Salt

Instructions

    Beat your butter, sugar, coconut oil and eggs.

    In a separate bowl mix together flour, baking powder, and salt.

    Slowly add dry ingredients to wet until they are all combined in your bowl.  

    Cover and put in your refrigerator for at least 3 hours or overnight.  

    Cut dough in half and leave the other half in the fridge.  

    Roll dough out to 1/8"

    Cut out the dough with cookie cutters placing on a silicone mat and placing a distance between each cookie so they will not touch while baking and bake the cookies for 8 min or until done at 375 degrees F.

    Set aside on a wire rack and let cool.  

    When cooled ice the cookies as you desire.  

    We made a simple icing from lemon juice, water, organic powdered sugar and organic food coloring.  We added liquid until we got the desired consistency and put it in a piping bag.

 

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