Tutti Frutti Cookie is a soft, delicious cookie made by freezing the dough blend with flour, milk, Tutti Frutti & butter and baking it. Tutti Frutti Cookie is simple to make and a must try at home for its taste. Tutti Frutti Cookie Recipe is explained in this post with step by step pictures.
Been brought up in a christian institution during my school days and having my best friend telling more about christmas, to me the festival was very special. We dont celebrate christmas but I loved seeing the crib, xmas tree decorated and the stars lit up in each house. Last year I even tied up a star and enjoying seeing it every time I entered the house. Whenever I see a crib or a xmas tree, I make sure to stand a minute to admire it.
NOTE : IF you dont get tutti frutti substitute with any dried fruit variety
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The moment I saw these cookies posted , I tried it the very same weekend and glad to have tried it as I enjoyed baking and munching on these cookies. When cut into slices these cookies take no time except for the freezing time but worth the wait as these cookies are so delicious.
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Tutti Frutti Cookies | Fruit Cookies
Ingredients
- 1 cup maida / all purpose flour ~135 gms
- 6 tbsp unsalted butter at room temperature
- 1/2 cup powdered sugar ~80 gms
- 1/3 cup tutti frutti
- 1 to 2 tbsp milk
Note : IF you don't get tutti frutti substitute with any dried fruit variety
Instructions
- In a mixing bowl add powdered sugar and butter.
- Cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy – I used my whisk for this.
- Add maida, tutti frutti and mix well.
- Add milk to form a soft sticky dough. Lay a butter paper and roll the dough and form a log(dust flour if needed).
- Wrap it with butter paper and freeze it for 40mins(Put it up in the freezer to make the dough firm) for 40mins.
- I made 2 small logs. Take the log out, and slice the dough with a sharp knife. Slice into slightly thicker slices.
- Preheat the oven at 350ºdeg /160 deg C for 10mins.
- I cut one log into slices and for the other log cut it with a cookie cutter(which was a bit difficult actually) – I wanted star shaped cookies so did it but its sure time consuming.
- Place the cookies on the lined butter paper leaving space between each cookie.
- Bake it at 160 deg C for 10 to 12 minutes or until the edges are slightly golden brown.
- Transfer carefully in a rack and cool it. Store in airtight container.
- I baked them in 2 batches – I baked the star cookies for 15mins and the log sliced cookies for exactly 12mins.
- Both the Tutti Frutti cookies were great but the star cookies were even more crispier.
Notes
- My knife was not very sharp and had a wavy impression so the cookies were not looking smooth on the top as you can see, but taste wise no compromise at all. If you use a sharp and plain knife with no impressions, the cookies will look even more smoother.
- Be very careful in checking the cookies after 10mins as the cookies tend to easily burn. Make sure to switch off when the edges start browning. It will be soft when taken out, will become crispier once cooled down.
- If your cookies are ready sliced and is waiting for preheating time then keep the cookies in the fridge until the preheating time (No need to keep in freezer.)
- Adjust adding milk to the consistency of the dough. The dough will be sticky so dust flour if needed while rolling them into logs.
- It was time consuming using the cookie cutters , gathering the extras each time and then cutting it again. I would prefer the log and slice method, but then as it was for Christmas special I took the extra strain of using star shaped cookie cutters.
- I made the roll and sliced them slightly semi circle. You can make round shaped slices too.
Tutti Frutti Cookies Recipe Step by Step
1. In a mixing bowl add powdered sugar and butter. Cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy – I used my whisk for this. Add maida, tutti frutti and mix well.
2. Add milk to form a soft sticky dough. Lay a butter paper and roll the dough and form a log(dust flour if needed).
3. Wrap it with butter paper and freeze it for 40mins(Put it up in the freezer to make the dough firm) for 40mins. I made 2 small logs. Take the log out, and slice the dough with a sharp knife. Slice into slightly thicker slices as shown in the pic.Preheat the oven at 350ºdeg /160 deg C for 10mins.
4. I cut one log into slices and for the other log cut it with a cookie cutter(which was a bit difficult actually) – I wanted star shaped cookies so did it but its sure time consuming.Place the cookies on the lined butter paper leaving space between each cookie. Bake it at 160 deg C for 10 to 12 minutes or until the edges are slightly golden brown.
5. Transfer carefully in a rack and cool it.Store in airtight container. I baked them in 2 batches – I baked the star cookies for 15mins and the log sliced cookies for exactly 12mins. Both the cookies were great but the star cookies were even more crispier.
Tips
- My knife was not very sharp and had a wavy impression so the cookies were not looking smooth on the top as you can see, but tastewise no compromise at all. If you use a sharp and plain knife with no impressions, the cookies will look even more smoother.
- Be very careful in checking the cookies after 10mins as the cookies tend to easily burn. Make sure to switch off when the edges start browning. It will be soft when taken out, will become crispier once cooled down.
- If your cookies are ready sliced and is waiting for preheating time then keep the cookies in the fridge until the preheating time(No need to keep in freezer.)
- Adjust adding milk to the consistency of the dough. The dough will be sticky so dust flour if needed while rolling them into logs.
- It was time consuming using the cookie cutters , gathering the extras each time and then cutting it again. I would prefer the log and slice method, but then as it was for christmas special I took the extra strain of using star shaped cookie cutters.
- I made the roll and sliced them slightly semi circle. You can make round shaped slices too.
I tell you the cookies are very addictive, I kept munching on whenver I saw the cookie container and the cookies were over the next day itself. Hubby loved it too and said to bake these cookies again. The buttery flavour with the crunch in the tutti frutti tasted yummy.
When I planned for Christmas recipes the first 2 I shortlisted were gingerbread men cookies and fruit cake.Somehow time had other plans for me so this year baked snowball and fruit cookies. But for sure will try gingerbread cookies soon and post it here as its like a dream for me to decorate them.
jeyashrisuresh
aaha, cant take eyes from the cookies.even i bookmarked a tutti fruti cookies from a blog.
Now i feel i should try this awesome cookies. Have to search for tutti fruiti!!.Great work sharmi
A Spoonful of Yumm
love all the colors…the cookies looks adorable ! gorgeous pics….merry christmas in advance 🙂
Gayathri Kumar
Awesome cookies….
Raks
I was waiting for the post, superb looking cookies, I love tutti fruity in cakes,this sounds even more awesome 🙂 cute props and perfect pics!
Satrupa
TuttI fruity cookies are just perfect for the festive season ….. with the green and red color ! As a matter of fact anyone would luv having it any time of the year. Perfectly baked
Prathima Rao
Finally….Was eagerly waiting for this when I saw it under Coming up next 😉 It was worth the waith heee….heeee…;) Gorgeous & addictive cookies Sharmi 😉
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faseela
awesome cookies sharmi….
Aarthi
awesome cookies
Nisa Homey
Green and red…colors of Christmas in the cookies….perfect for the festive season..
Reva
Cookies look yummy Sharmi.. love the addition of tutti fruity as the colours are very Christmasy..:)
Very festive and delicious..
Reva
Cham
The red and green-perfect! Thanks for trying it and hope there is nothing left 🙂
Suja
Looks awesome..lovely and tempting cookies
Pavithra
My fav too.. looks so so yumm 🙂 and perfect festive pictures.
Shema George
very cute and festive cookies !!
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Hamaree Rasoi
Delicious looking cookies dear. Pics are wonderful.
Deepa
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Preethi Sriram
Perfect Yummy Cookies… Nicely done and beautifully presented 🙂
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Lovely cookies!! I am planning to prepare these cookies from long time..nice presentation dear..
TheYummyMorsel
Very festive and Yummy!
Kadhyaa
colorful cookies perfect for the occassion
Prathibha
I m a big fan of tuti fruti…be it in d form of cake,bun,cookies or just as it is..I just love it…these cookies looks superb and so is the festive look of christmas in ur pics…:)
Sobha Shyam
yummy and irresistible cookies..please grab an award from my space 🙂
Vardhini
Yummy and festive cookies.
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Priyanka
Perfect Christmas cookie…loved them..
Kalpana Sareesh
perfect and am all set for these.. i am making these..
Kalyani
very festive ! Making this sooon !
Mitha
wow adorable cookies !!
NiVi
very tempting cookies.. pics are very nice…
Maayeka
Awesome…so beautiful and colourful cookies..
will try for sure..thanks for sharing such a wonderful recipe.
Pari
Lovely cookies and the star ones are simply adorable. Hope these make it to my event, you just have to use the linky tool..
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Chitra
wow,awesome presentation. love these cookies 🙂
Priya
Cookies looks amazing and delicious,perfectly done..
hemalata
Very festive n yummy cookies. Love the presentation.
Vanamala Hebbar
wow colorful..yummy
Anu
yum and colorful cookies
Sushma Mallya
beautiful cookies…
simply.food
Colourful cute cookies. Pls Do send them to lets cook for christmas red/green [email protected].
Richa
those are some absolutely perfect fruit cookies!
Torviewtoronto
Sharmilee cookies look colourful and wonderful for the season
happy holidays
Torviewtoronto
delicious looking colourful cookies
happy holidays
Suma Gandlur
Colorful cookies. Must have been yummy.
Raji
These are looking really festive Sharmi..I am going to follow your recipe today as my kid has a school party tomorrow..glad you shared this.
Priti
Looks so yum n nice pics …am to post this too 🙂
Keerthana @ LifenSpice
They look so colorful! Happy holidays to you sharmi
Rachana
The cookies look so colourful and delicious.
Anonymous
what's the substitute for Tutti Frutti?
Sharmilee! :)
@Anonymous : You can use any dried/candied fruits and nuts
Anonymous
Hi, where can we buy tutti fruti in USA.
Anonymous
no need of adding baking powder???
Sharmilee! :)
@Anonymous : I am from India so not sure where we get tutti frutti in USA
No we dont need baking powder for this recipe….
Primal Palate
This looks like a delicious and energy-packed recipe. Thank you! I found your blog , It’s awesome.
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Kalpana Sareesh
Pls chk my post..hv made these goodies..
http://lifewithspices.blogspot.com/2012/01/eggless-tutti-frutti-cookies-my-1st.html
Thanks a ton..
Anonymous
hey sharmis…..just fabolous cookies…………mouth watering….good job
Anusha Madhavan
Hi Sharmi,
Tried these cookies yesterday and they turned out great!! It's difficult to stop munching on these- they are crispy & yummy. Can't believe I baked them myself 🙂
Thanks-to-you !
Tried your Almond oats cookies and they were tasty too. The recipe is simple & healthy!
Many Thanks,
Anusha
The muddle head
Hi,
The biscuits look lovely!Can you tell me the amount of butter used in this recipe in grams?
thanks
kay
Poornima Saminathan
Hi,
How do you form a dough in the shape of log?I'm not able to understand,can you explain it briefly?
Sharmilee! :)
@Poornima : After forming the dough just roll it cylindrically then shape it to on all sides to form a log…Hope this helps!
Priya R
Hi Sharmi, thanks for posting this recipe dear really loved it, I have posted them today, do check it out when you are free.
Priya
http://cooklikepriya.blogspot.co.uk/2012/12/fruit-nut-cookies-christmas-cookies.html
Suradeep Nath
u have not added baking soda or baking powder to this. will they rise?
Sharmilee! :)
@Suradeep : These cookies do not require any rising agent…do try this and am sure you will like them
Krish
Hi…Is there anyway..I can make these cookies without a micro wave oven??
Sharmilee! :)
@Krish : No I am not sure of baking without a oven…
Geetanjali
Baked these cookies today. They came out really good. Crispy and melting in the mouth:) Thanks for the easy and perfect recipe.
PriyaVaasu
Baked these cookies today, Loved them!! Posted in my blog and linked back!!!
Supriya S
Thanks for the recipe. Enjoyed baking and munching 🙂
Posted it today.
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$hreya
I tried these , with same ingridients and baking for only 15 min , but they turned out soft , even though they had started browning. Whtas the mistke that I might have made ? 🙁 Please help.
Sharmilee! :)
Oh the cookies are soft while taking out but becomes crisp after cooling…Not sure where it went wrong, did you use the mentioned quantity of butter?
Shruthi
Sharmilee! Need your help! I tried out these cookies yesterday. They tasted great. But any time I try out any of the cookies the dough seems to spread out while baking and they become flat and shapeless 🙁 Can't understand where I am going wrong. I use the same proportion as mentioned in the recipe and also froze the dough. Please help. I really want to bake some perfect cookies for my son!
SHARMILEE J
If the cookies are not firm enough and butter is more the cookies spread out while baking….You dont need to freeze the cookies…just refrigerate the cookies and then bake am sure it will not spread out…
Shruthi
Ok thank you! Will surely try them soon and let you know how they turn out:)
ashok
Hi Sharmi jee. made the cookies today and it came out very well though I felt that the butter was more. Iam confused about how to measure 6 TBspoon of butter. Whether it should be measured in solid form or liquid form
SHARMILEE J
Butter should be in room temperature not in melted form….
ashok
Thanks. Iam using amul butter which is commonly used as sandwich butter. Is unsalted butter different ?If it is different then let me know the brand name and where is it available. Please also let me know if I can use refined oil instead of butter.If I can use refined oil then how much is equal to 6TBsp of butter.
SHARMILEE J
Amul butter is salted I guess…..I most probably use homemade butter.I just followed the orginal recipe so am not sure of oil substitute in this recipe….
Khadija Memon
I desperately wanna try these. Can you please help me out by telling me whether I can use amul salted butter and adjust the sugar. Also. I'll be very grateful if you tell me what microwave settings should be used to bake these
SHARMILEE J
If you have microwave with convection mode you can follow the same instruction given in this recipe, just the baking timing alone + / – according to your oven
Vidya Prabhu
Hi sharmilee..I tried these cookies yesterday after cooling down they turned out very soft. If I bake them for few more minutes they get burnt. I don't know what was the mistake. Can you help me?
SHARMILEE J
These cookies are soft when taken out, only after cooling it becomes crisp….Not really sure what went wrong…
Ambika
Hi ..I tried ur recipe n it was good but I dnt understand how to know it's done..as it remain spongy n soft through out but after 30 mins in oven it was all done with red brown color..it suppose to b white brown..is it remain soft n get hard later..
SHARMILEE J
It will be soft when taken out of the oven then after 5-10mins of cooling down it turns crisp…The color should be golden only then it will crisp if you overbake it will turn out hard