easter blondies anyone?

easter blondies anyone?

Blondie

Watch me making this by clicking here.

Bon Appetit magazine listed the “Blondie” as one of the food trends of 2013 and I can only concur. This is decadence with a capital D. For too long chocolate brownies ruled the dessert roost – in all shapes and sizes … yet I dare to re-introduce the Cinderella cousin … the Blondie!

– Bon Appetit Magazine | Blond(ie) is the New Brown(ie)
For dessert snobs, blondies have always been a pale imitation of their darker inspiration. But now the fairer-hued bar is coming into its own. In New York, Stellina sells a Dirty Blondie with peanut butter and toffee. And in San Francisco,Black Jet Baking Co. adds brown butter and Maldon sea salt to set a new standard for what the classic un-brownie should be.

She is so sexy, sassy and delicious. I added all my favourite stuff … like white chocolate (you can give me white chocolate anyday and anytime – just LOVE it) + pistachio nuts + because I am in an Easter mood I added some marshmallow Easter eggs. This is my most adorable sweety thing at the moment – try it. She is a real treat!

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blondies
 
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Serves: 6
Ingredients
  • 2 Eggs
  • 175g Demarera sugar (or you can replace this with Muscovado sugar)
  • 1t Vanilla essence
  • 100g Butter – melted
  • 100g Flour
  • ½t Baking powder
  • 50g Pistachio nuts
  • 100g White chocolate – cut into very small pieces
  • 3-4 Marshmallow Easter eggs – cut into small blocks
  • Sprinkle of Maldon salt
  • To serve
  • Raspberries
  • Crème Fraiche
Instructions
  1. Preheat the oven to 180°C.
  2. Beat the eggs till foamy. Add the sugar bit by bit. Beat for about 2-3 minutes.
  3. Add the vanilla essence and then add melted butter, a little by little while beating.
  4. Mix the flour and baking powder and add to egg mixture. Fold in with spoon – don’t overwork the mixture.
  5. Add the Pistachio nuts, white chocolate, marshmallow eggs.
  6. Line a baking tray 20cm x 20cm with baking paper – add the dough and sprinkle with a bit of Maldon salt - bake for 35 minutes at 180°C.
  7. Let it cool down and serve with fresh raspberries and a dash of crème fraiche.

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7 Responses »

  1. hope they were fantastic – sounds very yummy. glad you made this reciep your own 🙂

  2. Have just made these with my student daughter as an Easter treat and they are delicious! Used dark choc (loath white choc) and pecans. plan to team later with Nigellas coffee ice cream. Have never tried a Blondie before, thank you Anel!

  3. I LOVE blondies and I’m glad they’re trending in 2013. I’ll start with yours!

  4. Yes you could omit the Easter Eggs – they were there just for fun! 😉

  5. OOOhhh wow, This looks amaaaaaazing. Would you be able to omit the Easter eggs, I so could have about 6 with my coffee this morning 🙂

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