Red Velvet Baymax Cookies | Big Hero 6

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I think the release of “Big Hero 6” on Blu-ray and DVD was one of the biggest days of my boys’ lives. I think the only mistake I made was telling them way too early that the movie was coming out. Every day up until February 24th they asked when we were going to guy buy it.

I was so glad when I finally got to tell them it was time to go get the movie! As soon as we walked into Target, they bolted for movies. And apparently we weren’t the only ones anxiously awaiting this movie release! We were there at 10am and already there were that many copies gone.

One of our favorite parts of movie night is making a treat that goes with the movie we’re watching. We got started on ours as soon as we got home. Although it took a minute to get my helpers to come into the kitchen. They both had their hands on the movie and sat on the couch talking about it.

These red velvet Baymax cookies turned out so yummy and cute. And to add to all the goodness…they’re easy! All you need is a red velvet cake mix and a couple more ingredients and the dough is done. So great.

The frosting for these cookies is SO good! I loved it when Hero said Baymax looked like marshmallows. So I decided to make my favorite marshmallow buttercream frosting for these cookies. It is amazing with the red velvet.

After frosting each cookie, it’s time to draw Baymax’s cute little face. You can get a tube of frosting gel in the baking aisle at your grocery store and it works great. I kept getting the line too thick so I drew mine halfway then used a toothpick to thin it out and make it longer. Add the dots at each end for the eyes and you’re done! So cute.

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Red Velvet Baymax Cookies

Cook Time10 mins

Servings: 32 cookies

Ingredients

• 1 red velvet cake mix
• 2 eggs
• 1/2 c. butter melted

Marshmallow Buttercream Frosting:

• 1 c. butter softened but not to room temperature
• 1 1/2 c. powdered sugar
• 1/4-1/2 tsp. almond extract
• 1 7oz jar marshmallow fluff
• black frosting gel tube

Instructions

• Combine cake mix, eggs, and melted butter in a mixing bowl with a wooden spoon. Drop by the spoonful (or using a cookie scoop) onto a greased cookie sheet.
• Bake 8-10 minutes at 350°. Allow to cool completely before frosting.
• Place softened butter for frosting in a mixing bowl. Beat with an electric hand mixer till creamy.
• Add powdered sugar 1/2 c. at a time to avoid a mess; add almond extract.
• Add marshmallow fluff and mix well.
• Frost cookies and carefully draw Baymax faces on each one with the frosting gel. Enjoy!

These cookies were perfect for our movie night! We laughed and laughed and had a blast. I got so loud laughing my kids had to tell me to be quiet a few times. So fun!

What are some of your favorite things to do for movie night?

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Alli is the food blogger and photographer behind Cupcake Diaries. Nestled in Northern Utah with her four young boys, hubby, and a full pantry, she loves baking all kinds of treats as well as quick and easy meals for her family. What started out as sharing a few recipes with family members here and there soon turned into a full-functioning recipe blog with readers from all around the world! Alli is a full-time mom who enjoys music, holidays, and spending time with her family.

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