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Chewy, crisp, and packed with nutty toffee notes from brown butter, these blondies are a simple yet irresistible treat.

Blondies — Brown Butter Chocolate Chip

Chewy, crisp, and packed with nutty toffee notes from brown butter, these blondies are a simple yet irresistible treat.

Total: 35 minActive: 15 minDifficulty: EasyYield: 8 servingsTemp: 350°F
FusionEggsDinner

Key move

Brown the butter slowly and evenly to develop the best nutty flavor.

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The Setup

  • Saucepan
    Medium
  • Mixing Bowl
    Medium
  • Baking Pan
    8x8 inch

The Mise en Place

5 of 8

Your prep station before cooking begins

The Dry Mix (0/4)

1 cupbrown sugar(Packed)
1 cupall-purpose flour(spooned and leveled)
½ tspbaking powder(Fresh baking powder)
¼ tspsalt(Fine sea salt)

The Wet Mix (0/3)

¾ cupsunsalted butter(Cut into cubes)

Blondies are too dry.

Do not overbake. Check for doneness a few minutes early.

Blondies are too gooey.

Bake a few minutes longer. Ensure oven temperature is accurate.

Chef's Notes

Tip

Brown the butter until it smells nutty and turns amber, but don't let it burn. This adds depth of flavor.

Tip

For chewier blondies, use melted butter. For cakier blondies, cream softened butter with sugar.

Serving

Serve warm with a scoop of vanilla bean ice cream or a drizzle of salted caramel sauce.

Make Ahead

Blondie batter can be made a day ahead and stored, covered, in the refrigerator. Bake as directed.

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