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Gluten-Free Spritz Cookies

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Spritz CookiesClare Barboza

These gluten-free spritz cookies are simple to make with a cookie press, pretty to look at, and delicious to eat. This recipe makes about eight dozen. Yes, you read that right—eight dozen. And the cookies are quick to prepare and ideal for giving as gifts or bringing to cookie parties. You can serve the baked cookies plain or decorate them any number of ways. I like to slather melted chocolate between two cookies for an elegant sandwich cookie. It's also fun to drizzle melted chocolate over the tops. You can also sprinkle the cookies with colored sugar or decorate them with royal icing.

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