Once again I made a batch of Blondies. It is a recipe I have made a million times but just haven’t taken pictures. I had my camera out tonight so I thought I would snap a couple pictures to share.
I am in love with this recipe and love its versitility. I have tried more combinations of add-ins than I can count and each time they turn out Delish! I added toasted pecans, toffee pieces and white chocolate chunks to this batch. Here are some other variations I have really enjoyed but feel free to mix and match add-ins to meet your tastes!
I rate this recipe a 9
PB chips/Milk Chocolate Chips/Reese’s Pieces
Dried Cranberries/White Chocolate Chunks/ Toasted Walnuts
Toffee pieces/Toasted Pecans/Butterscotch chips
Diced apples/cinnamon/Cinnamon chips
Diced apples/cinnamon/Cinnamon chips
Reese’s PB cups, chopped/ Grated Hershey’s bar
Toasted Coconut/Macadamian nuts
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definitely a goodie! Mmmmmmmmmmmm!!
YUM! I love your blondie recipe. In fact, I think it’s time I make these again. You are right, they are DEF a goodie!
Ahhhh…. the FAMOUS bakingblonde blondie! Looks amazing!!
Hello,
I baked these today. Are they supposed to be “wet”? Please let me know as I was intending to take these to a 4th of July function.
Thanks!
Hello,again.
When I touched them they were greasy/buttery. I used 7 tb spoons. What do you think?
HELP!
Ingrid
Ingrid, they should not be “wet” but they will be slightly gooey and firm up as they cool. Maybe bake yours a bit longer next time.
As for being greasy, I always use 7TBS butter melted and they are never greasy. How are you measuring your flour? You may not have added enough. I am sorry, there is not much to do now after they have finished. Next time you may want to add more flour. The dough is usually very shaggy looking for me when I put it in the pan.
I am sorry about your results, I have never had a problem with these. They are meant to be a tad gooey when taken out of the oven but not wet or greasy.
Hello,
Thank you for responding. My husband said that they were fine so I took them and they were the only dessert to be completely eaten! As you said they did firm up some but I still think they could have benefited from staying in a few minutes longer. How “golden” and firm are the edges for you? Mine were firm. I took mine out based on my edges figuring the middle would be a bit gooey.
As for the greasiness…I cut them up and put them on paper towels and they were better. Maybe I over did it with the Pam?
I am going to give the recipe another try. Maybe tomorrow for another party as the blondies were very good despite it all.
Thanks, again!
Ingrid……….Hope you had a Happy & Safe 4th!
Ingrid:
Yeah! So glad they worked out in the end!!
Here is a tip I do when I am thinking they need just a bit longer to bake but don’t want to overbake them. I turn off the oven and then open the door a bit but leave the bars in there for another 5-7 minutes or so. Just until they are golden, a tad darker in color than a carmel candy or a Worther’s candy. They continue to cook but don’t get overly brown in my experience (kind of trial and error though)
Good luck with your next batch, and yeah, don’t over-do the PAM!! A LIGHT spray is all you need, there is a fair amount of butter in these babies already! ha ha!
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