Tuesdays with Dorie: White Chocolate Brownies
June 1, 2010 at 12:27 pm | Posted in cookies & bars, groups, sweet things, tuesdays with dorie | 24 Comments
Ooph…getting this one up late today! Here, I present to you the tenth brownie recipe for this blog. I would say that I’ve exhausted this topic, but you can tell by looking at them that these are definitely not your run-of-the-mill brownie. Marthe of Culinary Delights chose these White Chocolate Brownies with raspberries for TWD this week.
The full recipe makes a BIG batch, and one that a lot of folks had some difficulty getting to cook through. Fearing enough brownies for a lifetime, I scaled it down to a quarter recipe and baked it in a loaf pan. The original version also calls for a baked meringue topping, which I skipped in lieu of a sprinkling of sliced almonds. My meringue-less little batch cooked nicely in about 30 minutes.
These were good…sweet, though. I found the texture to be less like a fudgy brownie and more like a tea cake with a little chew. For the recipe, see Baking: From My Home to Yours by Dorie Greenspan, or read Culinary Delights. Don’t forget to check out the TWD Blogroll!
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Your almond topping looks lovely on these. Great picture!
Comment by Di— June 1, 2010 #
Your brownies look gorgeous! Agree that it tastes and looks more like tea cakes than brownies. Mine was not cooked in the center and I should’ve baked it meringue-less too.
Comment by Piggy— June 1, 2010 #
these look spectacular. I sometimes divide recipes by 2 or 3 too to fit a smaller pan. otherwise too much to eat for me 🙂
Comment by snooky doodle— June 1, 2010 #
Now that’s a great and creative topping! I used almonds too – in lieu of berries, but should have saved some for the top! Your berries look incredible – what a nicely done presentation!
Comment by mike— June 1, 2010 #
omg… your berries are AMAZING!
The colors is so vibrant and your brownies look so professional. Jealousy in this corner lol.
i changed the recipe into Salty Sweet Brown Butter Frosted Milk Choc Brownies! yours look yummy.
Comment by Tia @ buttercreambarbie— June 1, 2010 #
I didn’t use fruit or meringue in mine, and they were out of this world.
Comment by chocolatechic— June 1, 2010 #
How wonderful ! They are perfect !
Comment by natalia— June 1, 2010 #
Yeah, when I made these I also didn’t think they were very ‘brownie’ like. They’re more like cakey squares.
Comment by Hilary— June 1, 2010 #
I love your almond topping! It looks so much better than the meringue.
Comment by nickki— June 1, 2010 #
I think you nailed it with your almond topping and no meringue. Great pic as well!
Comment by eggscreamandhoney— June 1, 2010 #
You mean I don’t have to make the full 9×13 pan and eat all 32 pieces??? These were yummy with orange buttercream frosting.
Comment by cindy harris— June 1, 2010 #
These look soooo pretty topped with the slivered almonds, great job!!
Comment by Marthe— June 1, 2010 #
Now that I see your brownies with almonds, I know what I will do if there is ever a next time for these beauties.
Comment by Romaine— June 1, 2010 #
That’s a lovely picture! Almost makes me wish I’d not skipped this week. Well done!
Comment by Elizabeth— June 2, 2010 #
I just knew yours would look fantastic, and they do! Lovely photo.
Comment by Kayte— June 2, 2010 #
Your brownies are lovely! I baked mine in a loaf pan too but I think they were thinner than yours. I agree with you – these were very cake-like, and just ok for me.
Comment by Tracey— June 2, 2010 #
I bet the almonds on top were a hit. 🙂 They look delicious!
Comment by Karen— June 3, 2010 #
I love the look of these! And the combination of white chocolate and raspberry sounds delish.
Comment by Allison— June 3, 2010 #
I’m super intrigued by the brownies she has in the book with the meringue topping! It looks just like these but covered in a thin layer of sweetness.
Comment by Sweets By Vicky— June 3, 2010 #
Yes, it’s the same recipe…I just left off the meringue.
Comment by steph (whisk/spoon)— June 4, 2010 #
These look fab. I love the idea of adding fresh raspberries and almonds. Looks like a bakewell tart brownie!
Comment by Katie— June 4, 2010 #
So pretty! With the meringue topping I have found it requires 45 min. of baking.
Comment by Carol Peterman— June 5, 2010 #
That looks gorgeous! I’d agree that this turns out something much more like a tea cake, but yours at least is edible, unlike mine 😛
Comment by Caitlin— June 6, 2010 #
these are amazing. I absolutely love chocolate brownies so I had to try these. I can’t get away from chocolate so I added a handful of dark chocolate chips – they went brilliantly with the raspberries.
Comment by Kate— June 17, 2010 #