Pirate Oreo Cookies

Who’s ready for Halloween? You all already know how much I love decorating for Halloween and Fall! We’ll be sharing some fun decor videos with you soon so be on the lookout for those on our YouTube channel.

Here we’ve made the cutest little pirates you’ll ever see… out of Oreos! These pirate cookies are perfect for a class party for your kids at school. Love them!

This recipe will yield a dozen pirate Oreos (4 red, 4 blue and 4 green)

Pirate Oreo Cookies

Ingredients:

Directions:

Line a baking sheet with wax or parchment paper and set aside.

Pirate Oreo Cookies

In a double boiler, melt the shortening. Add the white chocolate melts and stir occasionally until melted. Once smooth and melted, I found it easier to pour into a microwave safe bowl for easier handling.

Add 2 Tablespoons of the melted chocolate to a cookie mold. Place an Oreo cookie on top of the melted chocolate.

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Spoon additional chocolate on top of the Oreo up to the top of the mold. If there are any air bubbles, tap gently on the side of the mold. Continue on until all of the molds are filled.

Pirate Oreo Cookies

Place the cookie molds on the baking sheet and chill for one hour to allow the chocolate to harden.

Pirate Oreo Cookies

Once the chocolate has hardened, pop the Oreos out of their mold and place directly on the baking sheet. Set aside. Halve M&M’s.

Pirate Oreo Cookies

And 1/4 cup of red chocolate melts to a microwave safe bowl. Microwave for 45 seconds and stir. Microwave in 10 second increments until smooth and completely melted.

Pirate Oreo Cookies

Dip the top 1/3 of four of the Oreos into the melted red chocolate and place back on the baking sheet. Before the chocolate hardens, gently press 2 half pieces of red M&Ms into the Oreo on the bottom right side of the hat/scarf (to resemble the ties). Also, if you would like to put polka dots on the hats, sprinkle some white pearls on the chocolate before it hardens (or you could just use white icing later in the recipe).

Pirate Oreo Cookies

Next, repeat using the blue and green chocolate melts and M&M’s.

Pirate Oreo Cookies

Finishing Touches:

If you didn’t use pearl sprinkles to add polka dots to the scarf, you can just pipe small dots with your white icing tube.

Pirate Oreo Cookies

Use your white icing tube to pipe a stripe across the scarf.

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Dab a small amount of white icing on the back of each candy eye and place two on each pirate face (unless you plan on piping a pirate patch, then you would only need one candy).

Pirate Oreo Cookies

Using the black icing tube, you can get creative with your pirate faces by drawing a patch or adding a beard and or mustache.

Pirate Oreo Cookies