sounds nice...we don't have much of a domestic tradition in my family.
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I'd describe it as a toffee bar. The recipe I use has more brown sugar than flour in it. So rich and good.
If someone handed me a food-stuff of that texture and dubbed it a "Blondie" I'm pretty sure I'd crack that code pretty quickly.
In fact, I'm pretty sure this is what happened when someone gave me my first blondie when I was three or four or whatever.
I'm not sure I ever had them growing up, but I think I knew what they were. I definitely do now, and have for many years living in DC....
I just usually think that brownies are much more important. :)
(But I do have a very good blondie (aka "brown sugar brownies") recipe, because an old roomie made very good ones, and I got her recipe)
I know blonidies. Grew up in New england father from NY mom from the South
I just realized, the recipe I made didn't have any brown sugar. Weird. Flour, sugar, baking soda, vanilla, vanilla soy yogurt, and a bit of salt. (Maybe some oil too? I can't remember, and don't feel like getting up to check.) I used the organic sugar, though, which is sort of light brown and has a bit of the brown sugar flavor.
JZ, hopefully the cut-and-paste solved it. Or maybe even the "accept all changes" that crashed your upload. But an alternate solution. Instead of using internal MS converter, print to a PDF. Print just one page first to make sure that solves the problem then the whole thing.
Skippity-sigh in order to post that, according to the Buffista Calendar, today is Steph L's birthday.
Happy birthday, Teppy! With lots of wishes for a great day and a wonderful year!
Happy Birthday, Teppy!
I'd describe it as a toffee bar. The recipe I use has more brown sugar than flour in it. So rich and good.
Yep, that's a pretty apt description. Traditionally, they get their primary flavor from brown sugar with a texture that's akin to a brownie.
And now I want one. For breakfast. This is bad.