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Lemon Chick Peeper Cookies

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Make these Lemon Chick Peeper Cookies with just 3 ingredients, plus the face and feathers. They are as fun to make as they are to eat! 

Lemon Chick Peeper Cookies - made with just 3 ingredients plus the face and feathers, these cookies are as fun to make as they are to eat! Perfect for Easter Dessert! Pin to your Recipe Board!

I love this time of year when the grass and flowers are coming to life again. The birds are returning to our feeder. And the baby chicks are at the local farm store. A couple weeks ago when we were shopping, I just had to stop and see the chicks. They are so cute. I even spotted a chicken coop, but I restrained myself, we do live in the city limits after all. Although I was really tempted.

So I guess for now, I’ll just have to be happy with these Lemon Chick Peeper Cookies instead of the real chicks.

Lemon Chick Peeper Cookies

With just 3 ingredients, you can whip up these lemon cookies in a flash. Just like the Mini Funfetti Sandwich Cookies, I started with a cake mix, Lemon of course, and added eggs and oil.

Lemon Chick Peeper Cookies

After the cookies are mixed the dough will be very thick, cookie like. Roll the dough into balls and place on the cookie sheet. I used a 2 tablespoon cookie dough scoop for the body and the same for the head but then pinched off about 1/4 of the dough, rolled and placed it right next to the body. Be sure that they are touching.

Lemon Chick Peeper Cookies - made with just 3 ingredients plus the face and feathers, these cookies are as fun to make as they are to eat! Perfect for Easter Dessert! Pin to your Recipe Board!

After the cookies are baked, which takes about 10 minutes, immediately add the orange Tic-Tac for the nose and mini Chocolate Chips for the eyes.

I just adore the little feathers on his head! A little yellow and white frosting, a decorator bag fitted with a #4 Tip and you have the cutest feathers ever! What do you think of these Lemon Chick Pepper Cookies?

Lemon Chick Peeper Cookies

Lemon Chick Peeper Cookies

Yield: 18
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Cook Time: 10 minutes
Total Time: 20 minutes

Made with just 3 ingredients plus the face and feathers, these cookies are as fun to make as they are to eat

Ingredients

Cookies

  • 1 Lemon Cake Mix
  • 1/3 cup oil
  • 2 eggs
  • Yellow coloring ,optional

Face

  • Eyes - mini chocolate chips
  • Beak - orange Tic-Tacs

Feathers

  • Yellow and White Frosting - very small amount of each

Instructions

Cookies

  1. In large bowl, combine cake mix, oil and eggs
  2. Mix until well combined -batter is very thick, like dough
  3. Add Yellow coloring if you want your chicks brighter - I did not use any
  4. Preheat oven to 350 degrees
  5. Spray a cookie sheet with non-stick cooking spray
  6. Roll 2 balls of dough for 1 chick - 1 ball larger than the other
  7. Place on cookie sheet with smaller ball touching the larger ball
  8. Bake for 10-12 minutes or until cookies just start to brown
  9. Remove from oven and immediately add eyes and beak
  10. Place on cooling rack

Feathers

  1. Color frosting dark yellow and place in decorator bag fitted with a #4 tip
  2. Fill another decorator bag with white frosting and fit with a #4 tip
  3. Pipe on yellow feathers by squeezing a little frosting out of the tip and pulling away
  4. Add a few white feathers, and finish with a few more yellow feathers
© Liz
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      Thanks Betsy!

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  8. I have made these in the past with a slight tweak. I rolled the balls in yellow coconut before placing on the baking sheet. This made them appear “fuzzy” and the coconut goes nice with lemon. Instead of tic tacs I have used butterscotch chips when baking for the little ones. In the winter I used to make the same idea with a vanilla cake mix and made snowmen. Kids love them and so do the adults! Thanks for posting the recipe again as I had forgotten all about these once my little ones grew up. I plan to make them for my nieces and nephews this Easter.

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    1. Thanks so much for stopping by and pinning!
      ~Liz

      Reply

  13. So cute! I especially love the little crowns on their heads! I am pinning this to my “Cake Mix Ideas” board!

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    1. So excited you the chick cookies! Thanks for pinning, Wendy!
      ~Liz

      Reply

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