Valentine’s Day Chocolate Chip Cookie Hearts are the perfect easy Valentine’s Day dessert! Easy to make using pre-made cookie dough or your favorite cookie recipe! These heart-shaped cookies will be your new go-to Valentine’s Day treat!
Valentine’s Day Heart Shaped Cookies
Three things I love – Valentine’s Day, cookies and silicon molds. I kid you not, silicon molds are my newest obsession to bake and craft with!
This is why these Valentine’s Chocolate Chip Cookie Hearts is the trifecta of perfection!! Not to mention, they are incredibly easy to make and pretty much “mess up” proof for those of you like me who can be cooking challenged!
As you know, Valentine’s Day pretty much revolves around the ability to provide a yummy treat to your favorite Valentine. That is why Valentine’s Day cookies are a guaranteed win!
The best news – you really don’t even have to do much more “cooking” than putting them in the oven.
You can use pre-made cookie dough and then turn out fabulous (or if you are extra motivated, use your favorite from scratch chocolate chip cookie recipe)!!
They also would be great with sugar cookies or any other type of cookie you and your Valentine love. Get your kids to help you and great creative with the decorations and these Valentine’s Day Chocolate Chip Cookie Hearts can make a fun kids activity!
Looking for another easy Valentine’s Day treat? Try our Valentine’s Day Snack Mix!
These Chocolate Chip Cookie Hearts not only make a really yummy treat, but they also make a super cute little Valentine’s gift for your friends and family!
See the how-to video and instructions below:
How to make Heart Shaped Cookies
Ingredients needed for Chocolate Chip Heart Cookies
- Heart shaped silicone mold
- Refrigerated cookie dough (or you can make your own!)
- Candy Melts
- Sprinkles!
- Wax paper or silicone baking mat
Instructions:
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- Fill each heart-shaped cavity firmly with the cookie dough (about 3/4 full). Make sure it is pressed down nice and tight.
- Place the mold on a cookie sheet and place in the oven for about 10-13 minutes or until sides begin to get golden brown.
- Take out of the oven and let cool COMPLETELY!
- Loosen the edges of each heart mold and gently pop out. (mine popped out without even loosening – I did not grease the molds before)
- Place the sprinkles in a small bowl and lay out the wax paper.
- Melt the dipping chocolate according to instructions on the packing.
- Dip half of the cookie in the chocolate and then immediately in the sprinkles and lay on the wax paper until the chocolate hardens.
- Enjoy!
Chocolate Chip Heart Cookies
Ingredients
- 1 package Refrigerated cookie dough or you can make your own!
- 1 bag Candy Melts
- ¼ cup Sprinkles
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- Fill each heart-shaped cavity firmly with the cookie dough (about 3/4 full). Make sure it is pressed down nice and tight.
- Place the mold on a cookie sheet and place in the oven for about 10-13 minutes or until sides begin to get golden brown.
- Take out of the oven and let cool COMPLETELY!
- Loosen the edges of each heart mold and gently pop out. (mine popped out without even loosening - I did not grease the molds before)
- Place the sprinkles in a small bowl and lay out the wax paper.
- Melt the dipping chocolate according to instructions on the packing.
- Dip half of the cookie in the chocolate and then immediately in the sprinkles and lay on the wax paper until the chocolate hardens.
Video
Nutrition Info
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These Valentine’s Day White Chocolate Oreo Heart Bark is a favorite in my family. The great thing is, if you have the heart mold already, you can use it for this too!
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Not really sure exactly what type of treat you want to make for Valentine’s Day – no worries – here is a great round-up of some of the most popular Valentine’s Day treats around – check them all out and let me know which one is your favorite!
Originally posted on January 12, 2017
I used a small heart shaped cookie cutter. I used my own cookie recipe and put the dough in a small cookie sheet, then cut them while the cookies were warm. Super cute!!
I tried this, but the center of each cookie sunk in the middle. It appears the cookie dough rises quite a bit, then flattens out, Since it can’t spread out, it pile up on the sides of the mold, but sinks in the middle. I used the Nestle package (but with the regular sized chips). Anyone else have this experience?
This happened to me as well! Bummer, not sure if I should make anymore after that fail? maybe just settle on regular chocolate chip cookies.
Oh no!! Not sure why they are falling – maybe there is too much batter in the mold? Mine had a little dip down in the middle, but nothing significant? SO SORRY!
Just made these with the mini chip cookies and the same thing happened. I am hoping with the chocolate and sprinkles it won’t be too noticeable
I just made these and they sunk in quite a bit too! I figured we could just eat them at home and I wouldn’t pass them out. But when I was taking the cookies out of the mold, they pretty much all fell apart! They had cooled completely and everything. I did not spray, but the directions say you don’t need to. Not sure what happened. Bummer!!
Me too! Of course I’m at the 11th hour before school tomorrow!
Oh no!!!! I am so sorry ladies! It really depends on the mold you are using! I have never had them stick!
Great project with my grand babies !
How many squares did you use for each heart?
I used one square per heart
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Hello, what size were these molds??
Hi – they don’t sell the exact one I have any more, but this one is the closest size. http://amzn.to/2kxFKUZ
Thank you:)
Hi!! Can’t wait to make the mini heart shaped chocolate chip cookies!! Could you please list the company name that makes the molds or give a more specific link (I can’t seem to find the one you show…..)
Thanks!! Barbara
Hi Barbara – I prefer Wilton – here is a link http://amzn.to/2iyvgID
Didn’t be spray the mold with nonstick spray first?
Did you*
No, I did not.
Where do i get those molds
I got mine here http://amzn.to/2iTxoKq
These look so yummy. I have included them in my roundup of 20 Yummy Heart Shaped Treats.
http://happyfamilyblog.com/20-yummy-heart-shaped-treats/
Cristy
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