Pistachio Cream Cookies

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Pistachio Cream Cookies — soft, chewy, and nutty, perfect for the holidays. Easy-to-make festive cookies everyone will love.
There’s something magical about the holidays and the aroma of freshly baked cookies filling the kitchen. This year, I wanted to create a cookie that was rich, nutty, and irresistibly chewy — something that would instantly feel like a festive treat with every bite. That’s how these Pistachio Cream Cookies came to life, and they’ve quickly become my go-to holiday cookie.

What I love most about this recipe is the balance: the pistachio cream folded into the dough adds a subtle, nutty richness that pairs perfectly with the sweet chocolate chunks and the crunch of chopped pistachios. Each cookie is soft in the center, with just enough chewiness to make them utterly satisfying. A sprinkle of flaky salt on top takes the flavor to the next level — sweet, salty, and nutty in every bite.

These cookies are also incredibly easy to make. No complicated steps, no fussy fillings — just simple ingredients, mixed together and baked to perfection. Because they’re chewy and soft, they stay that way even a day later, making them perfect for holiday cookie exchanges, gifting, or enjoying with a cup of hot cocoa while wrapped in a cozy blanket.

Why I love them:

  • Quick and easy to mix, even on busy holiday days.

  • Soft, chewy, and indulgent — with a nutty twist.

  • Perfect for gift boxes or a festive cookie platter.

  • Subtle pistachio flavor feels luxurious, without being overly sweet.

If you’re looking for a cookie that will impress both in flavor and texture this holiday season, these Pistachio Cream Cookies are a must. I can promise: the first bite might just disappear before the rest of your family even gets to try one!

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Sapna

I'm Sapna, a foodie, blogger, wife, mom of two beautiful girls, and lover of spices.  I have a background in Nutrition and Dietetics, which I use to incorporate healthy options into all of my recipes.  I love traveling to new places, trying new food, and in turn, creating them in my kitchen to relive the magic. When I'm not in the kitchen, I love curling up with a good book, playing with my munchkins, running, hanging out with friends, and gardening.

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