These sweet strawberries and cream cookies have a little fresh basil to get you in the mood for spring!

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As of last week it is officially spring! While my garden may not be anywhere near close to be ready, I am ready to start dreaming about fresh fruits, vegetables, and herbs starting with these basil strawberries and cream cookies.
I’ve already enjoyed the combination of basil and strawberry in bruschetta, gelato, shortcakes, and cupcakes so why not cookies? So I took a classic flavor and added basil to strawberries and cream cookies, with real fresh strawberries and basil mixed with sweet white chocolate chips.
To be clear, these were made for a former coworker last fall before the last of my basil succumbed to the frost. She loves strawberries and herbs and they definitely were a hit! The basil is not over-powering, just enough to give some depth to the sweetness of these strawberries and cream cookies.
Need more spring recipes? It’s #SpringSweetsWeek Monday, Wednesday, and Friday so stick around and check out more recipes listed below.
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Two years ago: Frozen Coconut Mojitos
Three years ago: Honey Kumquat Mojitos
Four years ago: Mini Carrot Ginger Rhubarb Bread Loaves
Eleven years ago: Mexican Pizza
Twelve years ago: Cheesy Vegetable Enchiladas
Fourteen years ago: Blueberry Cookies
Source: Adapted from my Blueberry White Chocolate Brown Butter Cookies.
7 comments
Guess what, Erin? I’ve converted these cookies into overnight oats, My plan is to use ½ cup rolled oats, 1T chia seeds, 2T New Zealand collagen powder (for 28g protein), 1T brown sugar substitute, ½ t dried basil, ⅛ cup freeze dried strawberries, ½ cup milk, ¼ cup heavy cream. I’m looking forward to trying them. I love it when I can do something with your cookie recipes. I also add 2T white chocolate chips and ½ t vanilla.
Oh yum I am going to have to try this, too! I love that you share these creations.
I’m very happy to share my ideas because I get so many good recipes and ideas from you. I have these on my menu for next week, so we’ll both get to see how they turn out. You are welcome to share this on your blog if you want.
These turned out very well – definitely a keeper overnight oats recipe. I’ve been lookin for recipes that don’t have chocolate, and this is one I’m looking forward to making again soon. Once again, I’m really glad I can use some of your very interesting cookie recipes in a way that fits my diet.
And once again I love to hear about your overnight oats inspired by my cookies! Once I get my basil growing in my garden I will have to try it, too
Oops, forgot that I would add 2T white chocolate chips in the morning.
Guess what, Erin? I’ve converted these cookies into overnight oats, My plan is to use ½ cup rolled oats, 1T chia seeds, 2T New Zealand collagen powder (for 28g protein), 1T brown sugar substitute, ½ t dried basil, ⅛ cup freeze dried strawberries, ½ cup milk, ¼ cup heavy cream. I’m looking forward to trying them. I love it when I can do something with your cookie recipes.