Tuesday, July 27, 2010

Chewy, Chunky Blondies - Tuesdays with Dorie

Chewy, Chunky Blondies - Tuesdays with Dorie
Chewy, Chunky Blondies

For this week's Tuesdays with Dorie selection, Nicole of Cookies on Friday picked Chewy, Chunky Blondies on page 109 of Dorie's book, Baking: From My Home to Yours.

Chewy, Chunky Blondies - Tuesdays with Dorie
I made some alterations...based on my tastes, co-workers allergies and what I had in the pantry. I skipped the coconut (of course), ditched the walnuts (co-worker can't have pieces of nuts), and switched the butterscotch chips for peanut butter chips because that's what I had!

Chewy, Chunky Blondies - Tuesdays with Dorie
These come together quickly and there is just something comforting and easy-peasy about bar cookies. No scooping teaspoons of dough. Just plop it into the pan, spread it out with an offset spatula and bake!

Chewy, Chunky Blondies - Tuesdays with Dorie
Be sure to check out the other Tuesdays with Dorie bakers!

Recipe:
Nicole of Cookies on Friday's blog
or, page 109 of Dorie's book, Baking: From My Home to Yours.

30 comments:

  1. Lovely pictures, I still yet to make a blondie!

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  2. I only added butterscotch and toffee.

    I also only put in 1 c. of brown sugar.

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  3. These were super easy to make and so versatile. :) GLad they turned out so well!

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  4. mmmmmmmmmmmmmm......che delizia!!baci!

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  5. Mmm, I love blondies, but I only make them like once a year. Guess it's time again!

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  6. They looks so lovely in the paper holders. The add-ins sound good, too.

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  7. These look great. Chewy and not too dry. I make similar adjustments based on what I have and bf/coworker preferences.

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  8. Your subsitutions sound delicious! These are pretty versatile, aren't they? We loved them.

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  9. your blondies look amazing! i bet your co-workers loved these! It is basically impossible not to!

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  10. Your coworkers are so lucky :)....

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  11. I'd love to taste these with peanut butter chips. Love your photos!

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  12. I almost used peanut butter chips, but went with the butterscotch chips, this time. :) Great looking bars!

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  13. That's what I love about these, you can put whatever you want in them. Mmmm, pb!

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  14. The brownies, with all of your switches, look quite delicious. I'm sure there were some happy eaters at the library when you took them in!!

    Best,
    Bonnie

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  15. Pretty presentation. They look great!

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  16. I love how versatile these blondies are :-) Your version looks terrific!

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  17. Hey, just like mine! Coconut haters unite! =P I ditched the nuts because my kids don't like them in baked goods, and just thought PB chips would be less sweet than butterscotch ones in these. Mmm.

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  18. Awwww man these look great! Delicious :)

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  19. Swapping the butterscotch chips for peanut butter chips is pure brilliance! I love peanut butter chips.

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  20. I love this recipe!! One of my favorites!

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  21. how did you get such photogenic blondies...they look fantastic! PB chips sound perfect for these.

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  22. Thanks for baking along with me this week! I'm a librarian too, and the folks at the library love when I bring in baked goods. These were really perfect because you could add what you want and leave out what you want.

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  23. Blondies are my weakness and these look divine!

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  24. They look perfect Mary - as always :)

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  25. I made the same substitutions Mary, except I kept the coconut in them. It didn't add much flavor, just a chewy texture. Hope the coworkers enjoyed them! They look perfect :)

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  26. Love them in the cuppy cups. Very elegant for such a simple and delicious bar.

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