Chocolate Pumpkin Cut Out Cookies

Chocolate and pumpkin come together for a winning flavor combination in these great fun Halloween cookies. 

 

Chocolate Pumpkin Cut Out Cookies decorated like Mummys for Halloween @createdbydiane

Aren’t these cookies just the CUTEST!

Chocolate cut out sugar cookies with the added bonus of pumpkin spice gives these cookies great flavor. Cut them into any shape you’d like, using different cookie cutters. These are cut with a gingerbread boy and decorated like mummies… so cute and perfect for Halloween.

I can imagine these guys running around screaming……

I want my MUMMY!!!!! I want my MUMMY!

Proof the gingerbread cookie cutter isn’t just for Christmas time.

I couldn’t resist making these guys into mummies.

 

chocolate pumpkin cut out cookies

Break out your gingerbread cookie cutter early this year, these little guys are just TOO cute to say no to.

Roll out your dough between wax paper to avoid using too much flour and drying out the dough.

chocolate Pumpkin Cut Out Cookies @createdbydiane

Place them on a cookie sheet and remember not to overcrowd cookies when baking them….trust me on this.

Gingerbread cookie cutter for Halloween Cookies

I wish you had smell-a-vision, chocolate, and pumpkin spices…..it’s getting yummy in here.

These really are one of my all-time favorite Halloween Cookies, I make batches of these each year and they get rave reviews!

AND…

be sure to take alook at this post… 

these Ghost Cookies are not only super cute they are chocolate and peppermint flavor!

Chocolate Peppermint Cut Out Cookies @createdbydiane #Halloween #peppermint #Ghosts #halloween #peppermint

 

Print Recipe
5 from 4 votes

Chocolate Pumpkin Cut Out Cookies

Prep Time10 minutes
Cook Time7 minutes
Total Time17 minutes
Servings: 36 cookies

Ingredients

  • 1 cup butter
  • 1 cup brown sugar
  • 1 egg
  • 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
  • 1/4 cup melted and cooled 60% cacao Ghiradelli Chips
  • 2 tablespoons unsweetened cocoa dutch process
  • 1/2 teaspoon pumpkin spice baking emulsion I used Loranns
  • 2 teaspoons pumpkin pie spice
  • 3 cups flour
  • 2 teaspoons baking powder
  • 1 teaspoon salt

Instructions

  • Preheat oven to 400 degrees.
  • In a mixer with bowl, beat butter and sugar
  • Add egg, pumpkin emulsion, vanilla, melted and cooled chocolate, cocoa, and pumpkin spice, mix well.
  • Add in flour, baking powder, salt and blend until all combined.
  • Roll out cookies in between wax paper or lightly floured work surface to 1/4 inch thick and cut with a cookie cutter.
  • Place cookies onto parchment-lined baking sheets and bake for 7-9 minutes or until edges are firm.
  • Remove cookies from baking sheets when they are cooled.

Notes

ROYAL ICING RECIPE and INSTRUCTIONS:
https://www.createdby-diane.com/2013/10/royal-icing-googly-eyes.html
You'll need to print these instructions too!
I piped the eyes on with a #2 tip on the whites of the eyes and a #1 with the black.
I used a #264 tip for the white mummy stripes, alternatively, you can use a #5 pinched into an oval if needed.

 

icing cut out cookies

I piped on royal icing back and forth and a bit diagonal to decorate the mummies.

I piped on eyes onto the cookies.

If you need eyes for other Halloween posts here is my post on royal icing googly eyes.

 

Take a look at all these fun treats for Halloween from everyone in the #HolidayFoodParty

Halloween Recipes 2013

Below is a clickable index that will take you to each recipe:

 

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Jen’s Favorite Cookies
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Pineapple and Coconut
Vampire Delight Martini 2Vampire Delight Martini
Magnolia Days
pumpkinspicecookiecupPumpkin Spice Cookie Cup
Chocolate Moosey
Rice_Krispie_Candy_CornCandy Corn Krispies
That Skinny Chick
 Halloween Puppy ChowHalloween Puppy Chow
Messy Baker
sourpatchkidsSour Patch Kids
What Smells So Good

HungryPeanut Butter Pie
Hungry Couple NYC

Chocolate_pumpkin_layer_cake_8Choc Pumpkin Cake
Gotta Get Baked

 Pumpkin Rice Krispie Treats -500Pumpkin Krispie Treat
Girl in Little Red Kitchen

pumpkinbrownies_squarePumpkin Brownie
Crumb Blog

 

HolidayFoodBlogPumpkinPieFudgePumpkin Pie Fudge
Juanita’s Cocina

Click on any of the photos above for the recipes.

 

 

Chocolate Pumpkin Spice Mummy Cookies @createdbydiane

 

Looks like it’s time for you to get into the kitchen and try some of these recipes 🙂

 

chocolate pumpkin mummy cookies @createdbydiane

110 Comments

  1. So cute!! And I’m giggling over “I want my Mummy”. What fun you must have had making and decorating these cookies.

  2. Diane, these are beyond adorable! What a great idea to mummify gingerbread men. I don’t think my mummy stripes will look as perfect as yours (I’m the worst when it comes to decorating cookies ‘n cakes, etc) but it’d be fun to try!

    1. Lorann’s does make a pumpkin extract as well, but I really prefer the emulsion better. Alternatively you could add more pumpkin pie spice and I’m sure you will enjoy the flavor.

  3. These cut outs are so cute – they make me smile!! 🙂 You are so talented and creative, Diane – luv their little eyes!

  4. 5 stars
    Love all of these. These mummy cookies are so yummy! I will be making some of these recipes listed for my upcoming neighborhood halloween get together. The kids will love them.

    1. sorry about that, I bake them at 400. If you bake them at 350 they will need a few more minutes. I adjusted the recipe to reflect the temperature. Thanks so much for letting me know I forgot it.

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  6. I know this post is old but I just made these. The dough is so easy to work with and they’re delicious! Thanks for an awesome recipe!

  7. These cookies are not only cute but they must taste delicious, can’t wait to bake up a batch!

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  10. these cookies are too cute. I’m looking forward to making them for a party this weekend and will use a start cookie cutter.

  11. I just LOVE the flavor combo on these chocolate and pumpkin go so well together, cute cookies. I like that they don’t NEED icing!

  12. My daughter loves baking cookies with me, we will be baking these next, they are adorable.

  13. Your recipes are always great, I just love this cookie recipe I make it a lot and it bakes so nice, thanks!

  14. Thanks for recipe these are just so cute and I can’t wait to try this flavor combination, it’s genius!

  15. They look absolutely delicious. I’ve made lots of your cookies and they always come out great. I love baking, thanks for the recipes.

  16. These are so cute and I can’t wait to make them, you cookies all look so pretty.

  17. This sounds like a great flavor combo, I can’t wait to make them with my daughter.

  18. I just love these cookies the flavor combo is great! I made them with my kids and they liked the marbled tie dye look, we’re planning on making them again next week for some friends

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