Our Frozen Marble Sugar Cookies are a unique take on a traditional sugar cookie and will be a delicious treat at your Frozen Birthday party.

Oh my gosh, we love these Frozen Marble Sugar Cookies. When we made these Marble Sugar Cookies for Christmas, we knew we wanted to do them again for a Frozen party. The cookies look so pretty in our Frozen Ombre color combination. These colorful and sparkly sugar cookies taste great and will look amazing on your Frozen Birthday Party dessert table.

Best Sugar Cookie Recipe dough

We used our Best Sugar Cookie recipe dough for our Frozen Marble Sugar Cookies.   We love the way these cookies bake up and taste.  You could also use a butter cookie or shortbread cookie recipe.  However, we can’t recommend this Sugar Cookie Recipe enough!

Separate dough into four equal portions

Next, I split the sugar cookie dough into four equal portions.  I used a food scale to make sure they were even.

Ombre colored sugar cookie dough

We used our Frozen Ombre color scheme for these snowflake sugar cookies.  I left one quarter of the cookie dough white.  To create the three shades of Frozen blue, we used Americolor Sky Blue and Royal Blue Food Coloring in the following amounts:

  • Light Blue â€“ 1 Drop of Sky Blue Food Coloring
  • Medium Blue â€“ 2 Drops of Sky Blue Food Coloring
  • Dark Blue â€“ 3 Drops of Sky Blue Food Coloring and 1 Drop of Royal Blue Food Coloring

To color the cookie dough I put the dough ball back in the mixer, added the food coloring and briefly mixed the dough on a low speed.  You don’t want to over-mix the dough so only mix it enough to get the dough the color you want.

Preparing dough for rolling - Step 1

To get the pretty marble effect on the cookies, roll six small balls of cookie dough in each of the four colors.  Each ball should be about the size of a large walnut.  Take the white dough balls and arrange them on the rolling surface.   Then randomly add in the dark blue dough balls.  Finally add in the medium and light blue dough balls.  Use your hands to press together the dough balls into a circle as shown in the last picture above.

Roll out the dough for Elsa's Frozen Fractal Sugar Cookies

Use your rolling pin to roll out the dough until it is about 1/4″ – 1/3″ thick (depending on how thick you want your Frozen Marble Sugar Cookies to be.)

Decide where to place cookie cutters on dough

Now arrange your snowflake cookies cutters on the rolled out dough so that the cut-out cookie will have at least three of the dough in the shape.

Elsa's Frozen Fractal Sugar Cookies - reading to bake

You can see how how pretty and varied the marble pattern turns out on the cut out cookies.  We used three different snowflake cookie cutters for our Frozen Marble Sugar Cookies.

Sparkling Sprinkles on Elsa's Frozen Fractal Sugar Cookies

I added some Wilton Sparkling White Sugar Sprinkles onto the raw dough and baked the Marble Sugar Cookies for 7 minutes in a 350 degree oven.  They turned out so colorful and Frozen-y.

These Frozen Marble Sugar Cookies are a fun variation on traditional sugar cookies and a perfect cookie for a Frozen Birthday Party.  They are so beautiful, taste great and the technique can be used for any color combination you can dream up!

Frozen Marble Sugar Cookies

Yield 3 dozen cookies
Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 10 minutes
Total Time 20 minutes

Our Frozen Marble Sugar Cookies are a unique take on a traditional sugar cookie and will be a delicious treat at your Frozen Birthday party.

Instructions

  1. Make a batch of our Best Sugar Cookie recipe dough.
  2. Split the sugar cookie dough into three equal portions using a food scale.
  3. Leave one third of the cookie dough white.
  4. Color the second third, two coordinating colors of blue.
  5. To get the pretty marble effect on the cookies, roll nine small balls of cookie dough in each of the three colors.  Each ball should be about the size of a large walnut.  Take the dark blue dough balls and arrange them on the rolling surface.   Then randomly add in the white dough balls.  Finally add in the light blue dough balls.  Use your hands to press together the dough balls into a circle.
  6. Use your rolling pin to roll out the dough until it is about 1/4" - 1/3" thick (depending on how thick you want your Marble Sugar Cookie to be.)
  7. Now arrange your cookies cutters on the rolled out dough so that the cut-out cookie will have all three colors on dough in the shape.
  8. Add Sugar Sprinkles onto the raw dough and bak the Marble Sugar Cookies for 7 minutes in a 350 degree oven.

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