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How To Make Valentine’s Day Fortune Cookies

1/11/23

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These Valentine’s Day Fortune Cookies are so adorable and easy to make.

I found the recipe over here and then added red food coloring to the batter.

These would be perfect for so many holidays including Easter, 4th of July, and Christmas.

FORTUNE COOKIES

Print or type up your fortunes and have them cut and ready to place in cookies.

Here are some ideas:

  • “You are my lucky charm”
  • “Forever and always, my love”
  • “All my love, all my life”
  • “You have my heart”
  • “Together forever”
  • “You are my heart’s desire”
  • “I’m sweet on you”
  • “You are my everything”

It’s also worth noting that you can be creative with your fortune cookie messages. They don’t have to be limited to just love and romance, you can use it as an opportunity to make it personal and tailored to your recipient.

Here are some ideas for kids:

  • “You are one smart cookie!”
  • “You are a star!”
  • “You can do anything you set your mind to.”
  • “Always aim high, dream big.”
  • “You are loved beyond measure.”
  • “You are a true friend.”
  • “Never stop exploring and learning.”
  • “Stay curious, stay creative.”
  • “You are an important part of the world.”
  • “Be proud of who you are and never change.”

Fortune Cookies

After the cookies are baked, place a fortune in the center of the cookie and then fold in half.  

I baked up a handful of cookies without red dye, but I didn’t like how they looked.  

Adding the food coloring gives the cookies a bit more pizzaz and looks a lot prettier on a plate.

Fortune Cookies

Fold the cookie in half so you have a semi circle and then gently fold them over the edge of a bowl.

Fortune Cookies

Once they are folded over the edge of a bowl they look just like the fortune cookies from the restaurant.

Valentine's Day

Place the cookies in a mini muffin tin until they are completely cooled. The pan will help the cookies hold their shape.

Fortune Cookies

Melt some white chocolate and dip the edge of the fortune cookie into the chocolate and then dip it into a shallow bowl of red and white nonpareils.

Valentine's Day

Let the fortune cookies cool completely and then serve at your Valentine’s Day party.

Valentine's Day Recipe

These fortune cookies are a fun treat to share on Valentine’s Day or just because. How fun would it be to tuck these into the kid’s lunch box for a fun little surprise at lunch time.

For other tasty treats check out these delicious recipes:

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Three types of Strawberry Covered Strawberries

Red Wine and Chocolate Ice Cream Recipe

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14 Valentine’s Day Treats Round Up

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Fortune Cookie Recipe

Comments

  1. Bellesouth says

    February 18, 2012 at 6:48 am

    Scrumptious! You should make these photos into a pinterest-friendly recipe. I can get you a tutorial if you need one.

  2. Whitney says

    February 16, 2012 at 9:45 am

    Oh my, that is SO cool!

  3. Carol says

    February 15, 2012 at 7:01 pm

    Wow, Deb ~ these are wonderful ~ what fun! ~ Happy Valentine’s Day (late) ~ hope you had a great one ~ ^_^
    Carol (A Creative Harbor)

  4. Christy says

    February 14, 2012 at 8:43 am

    Those are super cute Deb! I’ve never thought of that before. So fun!

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She suffers from an incurable case of wanderlust, is a self-proclaimed wimp when it comes to extreme adventures, but is the first in line for ghost hunts.
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