Easy Strawberry Cookies made with Fresh Strawberries and baked in 15 minutes. One bowl, no beaters necessary, soft, delicious cookies. The perfect summertime cookie recipe.
Sprinkle a little powdered sugar or drizzle with melted chocolate and make them extra special.
Easy Strawberry Cookies
Easy Strawberry CookiesI am now starting to get into strawberry mode. And since the season has just started here in Italy, I knew I had to make a batch of Strawberry Cookies again.
And to tell the truth I have been on a roll these days with “recipes the Italian won’t share” including Strawberry Cream Cheese Strudel , Chocolate Panna Cotta with a tasty Strawberry Topping and this popular Strawberry Mousse, of course these cookies are still on the list.
Be sure to watch the Video.
I really hope you are not sick of strawberries yet, because I still have a couple of recipe waiting in the wings!
But these cookies I just had to post. 1. They are really good and make a great snack. 2. All you need is one bowl, a whisk and a spatula.
How to Make Strawberry Cookies
- In a large bowl whisk together the egg, juice, oil, vanilla and sugar, until well combined.
- Add flour and baking powder and mix until combined.
- Gently fold in the chopped strawberries just until combined.
- Either form into balls or drop by spoonfuls (approximately the size of a golf ball.
- Place on cookie sheets, sprinkle with a little sugar and bake for approximately 15 minutes.
- Let cool completely.
Strawberry Cookies
Easy Strawberry Cookie Ingredients
- Sugar
- Vegetable Oil
- All Purpose Flour
- Lemon Juice
- Egg
- Baking Powder
- Vanilla
and of course Fresh Strawberries
How to Store Strawberry Cookies
The cookies should be stored in an airtight container. They can be left out at room temperature (if it isn’t too warm) over night. Longer than that they should be stored in the refrigerator. They will keep for up to a week.
Or they can be frozen in an airtight container or freezer bag. Cookies will last up to 3 months in the freezer.
By the time strawberries are finished here in Italy I will be making my way to Canada to be re introduced to them for the start of the summer. So I might just have to think of a few more recipes.
Do you plant strawberries? I can remember every year I would plant my own Strawberries in Pots and my kids could not wait for the first strawberry to appear.
There is nothing like home grown strawberries especially in Strawberry Cookies. Enjoy!
And while you are at it why not plant a few tomatoes in pots too!
Easy Strawberry Cookies
Ingredients
- 1 egg
- 2 tablespoons lemon juice
- 1/2 cup vegetable oil* (100 grams)
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla
- 1/2 cup + 2 tablespoons granulated sugar (112 grams)
- 1 3/4 cups all purpose flour (227 grams)
- 1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1 cup chopped strawberries (140 grams)
*I use corn or sunflower oil
Instructions
- Pre-heat oven to 350F (180C) line 1 or 2 cookie sheets with parchment paper.
- In a large bowl whisk together the egg, juice, oil, vanilla and sugar, until well combined.
- Add flour and baking powder and mix until combined, gently mix in the chopped strawberries just until combined. Form into balls (approximately the size of a golf ball. Place on prepared cookie sheets, sprinkle with a little granulated sugar and bake for approximately 15 minutes. Let cool completely and enjoy! Dust with powdered sugar before serving if desired.
Swara says
So delicious and easy to make! I had a bunch of strawberries that were lying in the fridge so decided to make some cookies. This recipe was a total hit with my colleagues when I took the batch to the office the next day. They were gone within the hour!
Thanks!
Rosemary says
Hi Swara, thanks so much, so glad everyone enjoyed them.
Milda says
These cookies were so easy and delicious. Great recipe!
Rosemary says
Thanks Milda, glad you enjoyed them.
FBuhay says
Delicious! Used frozen berries picked this summer. Added an extra tablespoon of flour to account for the extra moisture of the frozen berries. They turned out perfectly!
Rosemary says
Thanks so much, blueberries are a great idea!
Mandabi Maitra says
This is a really good recipe. I substituted fresh strawberries for strawberry pulp syrup and had to add a little more flour but it turned out to be delicious.
Rosemary says
Hi Mandabi, thanks so much, glad you enjoyed them.
Zak says
Can you sub lime juice for lemon? I have many limes and some lime juice but no lemons.
Rosemary says
Hi Zak, sure that should work.
lesley opheim says
My children really liked the strawberry cookies..they were light and fluffy excellent with tea! This reminds me of a ladies tea you would have them at or a wedding shower. It was fun to make something other than chocolate chip or oatmeal or peanut butter….Will make again and maybe with different fruit.
Rosemary says
Hi Lesley thanks so much. Someone mentioned peaches, maybe even pears or other berries. Have a great weekend.
Penny Wolf says
I have to comment again. These cookies really are so good. I think that chopped peaches could work in this recipe too. Thank you once more and I will continue making strawberry cookies.
Patricia Roberts says
Looks yummy
Danielle says
My mom made these and I absolutely loved them. I tried doubling the recipe, and they aren’t as pillowy and airy as the ones my mom made. Is there anything I can do to save the rest of the batter?
Rosemary says
Hi Danielle it could be that you over mixed the dough, so there really isn’t a fix for that. Maybe try refrigerating the dough for about 20 minutes and then baking. Let me know.
Lori says
I love this recipe. My girls love your cookie recipe too. Just a quick question: Since the cookies are moist from the strawberries, how do you store them? Thanks. Lori
Rosemary says
Hi Lori, thanks, glad you all love the recipe. The cookies should be stored in an airtight container, they can be leftout at room temperature (if it isn’t too warm) over night but if there are cookies leftover I would definitely store them in the refrigerator (for up to a week). Or freeze them. Hope that helps.
Anisa says
Hie there. Did you form the dough by hand . I had to use spoons.Is that right? . Is the dough supposed to be soft.Tq for such an easy recipe..but the ultra novice that I am so I have ask for your help!!!!. I love your recipes. You make everything sound so easy!!!
Anisa says
Oops saw the video. Query answered. Thanks.
Rosemary says
Hi Anisa, haha glad the video answered your question. 🙂
Sara says
Delicious! My toddler son loves the Beatles and was singing Strawberry Fields, then asked for strawberry cookies. I found this recipe and made these today – I also added finely chopped pecans. Will definitely make again!
Rosemary says
Hi Sara, your toddler has great taste and glad you enjoyed the cookies. Have a great weekend.
Jennifer says
Hi, what type of sugar do you use for the cookies (1/2 cup + 2 tablespoons sugar)? Granulated sugar or icing sugar?
The sprinkle is using icing sugar?
Rosemary says
Hi Jennifer, yes the sugar is granulated, I only used powdered sugar when the cookies had cooled and just before serving. Hope that helps. I updated the instructions, thanks.
Lisa says
Hi Can I use frozen berries? Thanks
Rosemary says
Hi Lisa, you can, but just be aware that the cookie may be more moist because frozen strawberries contain extra water, so do not let them thaw but toss them with a teaspoon of flour. Hope that helps. Let me know how they turn out.
Ann says
I just made these and they were so good. Everyone loved them, thanks for the recipe.
Rosemary says
Hi Ann thanks so much, so glad everyone loved them. Have a great Sunday.
Candy says
Rosemary,
I’d love to drizzle dark chocolate on these incredible cookies. I am a novice baker. Do I take that step after they have cooled & before I add the powdered sugar?
Rosemary says
Hi Candy, yes let the cookies cool, you could dust the cookies or even leave them plain then drizzle with the melted chocolate. I am so glad you started to bake and love the cookies. 🙂
Monica says
These are great! My 3 year old kept asking for strawberry cookies and I wasn’t really sure what to make and then I found these! We made a second batch with raspberries that were also great, and I’m thinking next time of using peaches. Such a great base recipe for a fruit cookie! Thank you, this made my little girl super happy! 🙂
Rosemary says
Hi Monica, thanks so much and so glad your daughter liked them. And great idea using different fruit. Have a great week.
Farah says
These cookies are awesome and so easy. My 4 year old daughter just made a batch and it turned out perfectly. Thanks for the recipe!
Rosemary says
Hi Farah, thanks so much and I love it that your 4 year old daughter is baking. Have a great weekend.
Sandra says
Having strawberry plants that have been going crazy this year, I made a triple batch. We had a competition pistol match today (USPSA) with 45 shooters. They were the star of the day. Thanks so much for the recipe, it is a keeper. 🙂
Rosemary says
Hi Sandra, thanks so much and so glad to everyone liked them. Have a great Sunday. 🙂
Paola Bagliano says
Can you substitute coconut oil ?
Rosemary says
Hi Paola, apparently you can, although you should melt it then cool it first. Hope that helps. Have a great weekend.
Alyssa says
These cookies look amazing! I’m wondering though, my daughter has Celiacs but would adore these. If I were to sub out Cup4Cup or another GF flour, would I need to make any other adjustments to the recipe?
Rosemary says
Hi Alyssa thanks so much, but unfortunately I have never worked with gluten free flour so I have no idea what the substitutions would be. But you may want to check out this link .https://www.verywellfit.com/tips-for-baking-with-gluten-free-flour-562641 . Hope it helps. 🙂
Melissa says
Tried tonight with GF flour. It was Møllerens brand (I’m in Norway, sorry), the Fin melblanding, and the cookies came out just perfect with a 1:1 ratio. I’ll spare you translating the ingredients in that blend if you’re needing to know exactly what is in it: maize starch (Maisstivelse), rice flour (rismel), and linseed (flax) flour (linfrømel). I hope that helps!
Rosemary says
Hi Melissa, thanks so much, so glad you enjoyed it. And yes that helps so much for the GF flour substitution for anyone that is interested.
Penny Wolf says
These cookies are really good!! Just a snap to mix up and bake and make me think of little strawberry shortcakes.
Thank you so much and I look forward to trying more of your recipes.
Rosemary says
Hi Penny, thanks so much, so glad you enjoyed them. Let me know what other recipes you try. 🙂
Christina says
I always had strawberry plants growing up, but I never had great success with them. I can’t wait to make these cookies, I love that you used fresh strawberries.
Rosemary says
Hi Christina, thanks so much I hope you enjoy them. Let me know.
Jenn says
These tasty strawberry cookies are so fun and perfect for spring! Love them so!
Rosemary says
Hi Jenn, thanks so much. And yes perfect for spring. Have a great weekend.
Dana DeVolk says
Wow, these were so easy and delicious! I drizzled white chocolate over the top, yum!
Rosemary says
Hi Dana, thanks so much, so glad you enjoyed them, and white chocolate is a great idea. Have a great weekend.
Becca says
I just finished making 3 batches of these for work – they turned out amazing! My question is : since they’re made with fresh fruit, do they need to be refrigerated? I’m worried about them sitting out overnight, but I also don’t want them to get soggy!
Rosemary says
Hi Becca, thanks so glad everyone loved them. I left mine out overnight. If your house is overly warm I would probably refrigerate them. Be sure to store them in an airtight container either way. Hope this helps.