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For this week’s Tuesdays with Dorie installment, Beth of Supplicious decided on Chipster-Topped Brownies. This recipe sounded amazing to the boyfriend and he actually hounded me to make them for a day a two. I finally gave in on Sunday night and whipped these together while watching the Cavs game. I had read on the P&Q about problems with sinking chipster dough; however, my assembly worked without a hitch! I baked for 50 minutes; at this point, my knife was slightly streaky. When they came out of the oven I was shocked as to how much both components had risen and I thought for sure I would see some sinking as it cooled. After about 20 minutes of being on a cooling rack the Chipster-Topped Brownies were still quite poofy and the boyfriend ate a small piece while still warm. This warm portion would have been amazing topped with vanilla ice cream, but unfortunately we did not have any!

I let them sit on the counter overnight and cut them into squares the next morning. Now, let me tell ya, I rarely fall in love with desserts..I like to taste and send them away to friends and co-workers, but these my friends…these are delicious! I totally think the chipster topping makes these so delectable…it’s slightly crunchy and chewy and just irresistible! There is no question that I will make these again!
For the recipe, head over to Beth’s site or flip to pages 94-95 of Baking: From My Home to Yours! Thanks for visiting and have a scrumdiddlyumptious day!

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35 Comments

  1. Leslie says:

    So many of us had “issues” with these that it makes me happy when I find someone who didn’t! I’m so glad they worked for you and that you loved the!

  2. Chocolate Tart says:

    These look amazing… I can’t wait to try them. There goes my diet…again!

  3. Katie says:

    as someone else said, these are no good until the next day. I make them all the time (my friends call them “crack brownies” LOL) and I always bake them and then cover them and dont touch them till the next day. So good! I also underbake them. They’re just better all gooey and moist.

  4. Jamie says:

    lucysmom-

    I made these according to the directions from the book with the exception of using semi-sweet chocolate. I have seen others that look similar to mine, but some people did have issues with this recipe. I guess I just got lucky!

    -Jamie

  5. Jennifer says:

    Wow, yours look good. Mine weren’t nearly as pretty, but my family liked them.

  6. lucysmom says:

    Ok, could you just do this with the boxed brownies and some pre made cookie dough? Not that I would usually bake that way but just curious. Yours look alot different than the other pictures I have seen of these. Did you do something different?

  7. PheMom says:

    Your layers turned out absolutely perfect!

  8. Teanna DiMicco says:

    Your layers are PERFECT!!!! How did you do it? I think we are all jealous!

  9. Pamela says:

    Looks amazing! That little forkful is making me wish I had some more!

  10. Clivia says:

    Your brownies look delicious. Glad you enjoyed!