Tuesdays With Dorie – Chewy, Chunky Blondies

food July 27th, 2010

My recipes always end in disaster when I am supposed to get them out of the pan, and then flip them over, and then flip them over again. Why would you make me do this?

1/4 of my blondies came out of the pan, and the rest wouldn’t budge. I replaced them as well as I could, and just cut the things out of the pan like it’s supposed to be done anyway.

Delicious, of course. I’ve become quite adept at making delicious balls of I-don’t-know-what-it-is. It is my specialty.

Meanwhile, I made Pink Velvet Cupcakes during the week (yes, when I was technically on vacation. It is my lot in life).

10 Responses to “Tuesdays With Dorie – Chewy, Chunky Blondies”

  1. joy Says:

    “just cut the things out of the pan like it’s supposed to be done anyway”
    exactly!!!
    Your blondies and cupcakes look delicious – and those are some pretty cupcakes :)

  2. Lillian Says:

    Hey, whatever works, as long as you can eat them afterward.

  3. Susan Says:

    I had problems two weeks ago with things not wanting to come out of the pan. Yummy looking bars and cupcakes! :)

  4. Margaret Says:

    bars or balls. doesn’t matter. still good.

  5. steph (whisk/spoon) Says:

    the blondies look good (even if they stuck, i’m sure they were tasty), but i am loving those cupcakes! expertly frosted, as well.

  6. Nicole Says:

    I had a bit of an accident flipping the pan over myself. They came out of the pan ok but the rack slipped and the cookies ended up on the counter. I was able to rescue them though. I’m glad you baked with me this week!

  7. Raelynn Says:

    You have a problem getting things out of the pan….HA I didn’t even read the recipe fully, because I didn’t know I was suppose to flip the out, I, as I always do, just cut them right out of the pan and into the mouth.

    P.S. Cupcakes look good!!

  8. Amy Says:

    you could try making a sling with parchment paper. I just leave the ends a little long when I put it in the pan and that way I can grab them when it’s cooled and move it over to a pretty plate or at the very least, let it cool, slice it and put it carefully back in the pan ;) sometimes I’ll fold the corners so they’re nice and square or sometimes I’ll let it go the way it wants and end up with a naturally softly pleated sort of look that I actually kinda prefer. It looks gourmet bakery style even if I’ve cheated and used boxed brownies :) you can cut squares, press them into muffin tins and use them to make really cute mini-quiches too. hope this helps, amy

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