If you’re a huge Harry Potter fan, this fun cookies recipe is definitely the next sweet treat you should make. Made up of sugar cookies, fondant, and decorative frosting, they are the most magical desserts… ever! Hufflepuff Inspired Harry Potter Themed Cookies!

Hufflepuff Harry Potter Themed Cookies

Okay, close your eyes. Now, picture this: a Hufflepuff scarf, a bowtie, and a briefcase. Who are you thinking of?

Newt Scamander, of course!

There is just something so charming about Newt Scamander. I love the fact that he is a Hufflepuff and that he wears his scarf with pride! It’s about time we focus on a character from the house of badgers.

Hufflepuff Harry Potter Themed Cookies

What you need to make these Harry Potter Themed Cookies

Your favorite sugar cookie recipe

3 oz. purple fondant

6-7 oz. black fondant

Yellow decorating icing

How to Make Huffle Puff Inspired Sugar Cookies

This recipe makes one dozen decorated cookies.

First, prepare the cookie dough according to your sugar cookie recipe directions and then roll it out to be ¼ of an inch thick.

Using a paring knife, cut cookies into rectangles, about 3 in. x 1.5 in. in size and bake them according to the cookie recipe directions and allow to cool before decorating. If you have any cookie dough remaining, refrigerate it in plastic wrap for future use!

Once the cookies are finished baking and are completely cooled, it is time to start decorating. Start by using an offset spatula to spread yellow icing onto each cookie.

Next, roll out the black fondant so that it’s about ¼ of an inch thick and cut it into small rectangles, about ½ in. x 1.5 inches in size. Then place 4 rectangles on each cookie, leaving spaces in-between each one.

Now to create the purple bowtie. Start by rolling your purple fondant into 24 small spheres, about ¼ of an inch in size. Flatten each sphere and pinch one end so that it resembles a teardrop. Stick two tear-drop fondant pieces together, in the middle (they should mirror each other).

Then cut out 12 pieces of purple fondant into small squares. Place in the center of each double teardrop. Press and shape until it resembles a bowtie. Use a paring knife to make little indents on the bowtie and place one bowtie on each cookie.

That is all, you now have Hufflepuff Harry Potter themed sugar cookies to enjoy!

Are you a Harry Potter fan? Did you see the latest, “Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald?” Tell me what you think about the film and these cookies in the comments below!

Hufflepuff Inspired Sugar Cookies

Name: Hufflepuff Inspired Sugar Cookies
Prep time: 10 min
Cook time: 20 min
Total time: 45 min
Yield: 12
Cuisine: Cookies
Ingredients: Your favorite sugar cookie recipe; Yellow decorating icing; 6-7 oz. black fondant; 3 oz. purple fondant

Yield: 12 Cookies

Prep Time: 10 minutes

Cook Time: 20 minutes

Additional Time: 15 minutes

Total Time: 45 minutes

If you’re a huge Harry Potter fan, then these Hufflepuff Sugar Cookies are definitely the next sweet treat you should make. Made up of sugar cookies, fondant, and decorative frosting, they are the most magical desserts… ever!

Ingredients

Your favorite sugar cookie recipe
Yellow decorating icing
6-7 oz. black fondant
3 oz. purple fondant

Instructions

Prepare cookie dough according to recipe’s directions and roll it out to be ¼ of an inch thick.
Using a paring knife, cut cookies into rectangles: about 3 in. x 1.5 in. in size. Bake according to directions and allow to cool before decorating.
If any cookie dough remains, refrigerate in plastic wrap for future use!
Using an offset spatula, spread yellow icing on each cookie.
Roll out black fondant so that it’s about ¼ of an inch thick. Cut them into small rectangles, about ½ in. x 1.5 in. in size.
Place 4 rectangles on each cookie, leaving spaces in-between each one.
Roll your purple fondant into 24 small spheres, about ¼ of an inch in size.
Flatten each sphere and pinch one end so that it resembles a teardrop.
Stick two tear-drop fondant pieces together, in the middle (they should mirror each other).
Cut out 12 pieces of purple fondant into small squares. Place in the center of each double teardrop. Press and shape until it resembles a bowtie. Use a paring knife to make little indents on the bowtie and place one bowtie on each cookie.