Chocolate Chip Blondies
Put a twist on classic blondie bars by adding chocolate morsels and baking them in muffin tins.
Put a twist on classic blondie bars by adding chocolate morsels and baking them in muffin tins.
One of the better chocolate chip cookies I've had; so easy & fewer dishes to wash. I made a few changes for personal taste: I used 1/2 brown sugar & 1/2 granulated sugar. I don't like nuts, so I left them out & added an extra 1/4 c of chocolate chips. A couple of them caved in, but no harm done. I highly recommend using foil baking cups (without the paper liner) for easy removal.
Read MoreI made these for my coworkers and one person said that it tasted like a chocolate chip cookie muffin! These were wonderful and tasty and I would certainly make them again!
Read MoreLove the muffin pan twist on these chocolate chip blondies! Easy and fun take on classic blondie bars.
Read MoreReally guiltfully delicious....I say guilty because it calls for a great amount of sugar for a small batch...but it's really worth it for the day you need to just have something really good. I used the cupcake liners. I used dark pan and it took me an extra 3 minutes to bake.
Read MoreThese are amazing.... Really easy to make and I had no issues with them easily coming out of my mini muffin tins. I just sprayed them generously. Perfect for a cookie exchange too!
Read MoreI made these this weekend and they turned out great. Better than I expected. I am planning to make these for a bake sale.
Read MoreEasy to make, delicious and the muffin cup is a nice twist on the standard cookie bar format.
Read MoreVery good. Used muffin cup liner and had no problem with the cookie coming away from the cup cake liner. It was a good cookie, fast and easy to make.
Read MoreThese are fabulous! I changed the butter to Land O' Lakes light butter with Canola Oil, and used Nestle Toll House's dark chocolate and peanut butter chips. All the rest was the same, only 285 calories! One tip is to use quite a bit of Pam as they do stick.
Read MoreThey were actually very good, however, it was a nightmare getting them out of the muffin tins. I did not use liners, but sprayed Pam on the tins before putting dough in. I followed directions which stated to let them cool completely before removing them from the muffin tins. They were falling apart as I tried to loosen them...what a mess. I would like to try again, using liners that are sprayed.
Read Morethis tasted great and to think i almost threw away my muffin pan i'm not a nut person so i just didn't include the walnuts.
Read MoreThese were absolutely delicious and easy to make. Will definitely make again.
Read MoreVery good. Will make this again but will not use the paper muffin cups as we had a hard time with them sticking to the cookie.
Read MoreThis has become a new favorite in my family. My husband calls them "a man's cookie!" They have the texture of moist brownies and the taste of a great chocolate chip cookie. I had to make 4 batches just this past weekend! So easy to prepare, and with the right cupcake tins you don't have to worry about them sticking (use the light colored tins or reduce the heat to 325 or so if using dark ones). I sprayed the tins with Bakers Joy and they popped right out after cooling. Highly recommended!!
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