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by Lauren's Latest and filed in Brownies and Bars, Desserts
Just like the original but with a hint of biscoff flavor! Perfect afternoon snack.
by Morgan Lazar and filed in Brownies and Bars, Desserts
S’Mores in brownie form? Yes, you read that correctly.
Perfect for a party or just for some late night munching!
by keepitsweet and filed in Brownies and Bars, Desserts
Dense and chewy Blondies iced with a frosting that smells like heaven!
by cheesypennies and filed in Brownies and Bars, Desserts
These decadent bars have that magical chewy blondie texture, and the smooth blend of peanut butter and chocolate into the traditional rich caramel flavor makes them over-the-top delicious.
by Christina and filed in Brownies and Bars, Desserts
Brown butter blondies layered with maple cream cookies.
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Vikki on 11.18.2010
Oh my goodness. This sounds heavenly. I’ve got to try it. Sounds like a perfect Christmas gift. I am from NC and sweet potatoes are huge in NC.
Did you create this recipe? What kind of feedback have you received?
emmahero on 11.18.2010
Wow, this looks wonderful. Is the sweet potato supposed to be cooked first?
EatLiveRun on 11.18.2010
this looks so yummy and different! thank you for the recipe!
Jennifer @ Jennifer Cooks on 11.18.2010
This Sweet Potato Fudge looks amazing! I’m going to have to try it!
Lauren's Latest on 11.18.2010
@emmahero I should have specified first that you need to cook the sweet potato first! Either in the oven or microwave until it’s soft.
@Vikki So far I’ve gotten a pretty good response, but it’s only been a few days. It’s fudge so it’s expected to be really sweet and this one is. Of course it’s different because there is sweet potato in it, so some don’t really like it because they hear the word sweet potato and run the other way. I would recommend tasting as you go and add cinnamon AND nutmeg and any other spices you like so it tastes like you want it to. I really think the pecans are an important and nice addition as well.
jofe on 11.18.2010
I’m wondering if pumpkin could be subbed for the mashed sweet potato…!
busybeex3 on 11.19.2010
This sounded sooo good that I went to the store and got all the ingredients. It is in my fridge right now cooling and fudging (the scientific process of becoming fudge). the batter was delicious. Can’t wai to try it later. Good thing that I went to the gym this morning.
Thanks for the unique recipe Lauren!
pamdora on 11.24.2010
Oh, this is so good! I’ve already had someone ask me for the recipe. I sprinkled in some nutmeg-not sure how much, just kept tasting until I got it right.
mac9506 on 1.5.2011
I made this for Thanksgiving. It was so good! I just don’t know why it didn’t get firm. Even though it was soft everyone still ate it with a spoon. lol
yeppiecup on 5.8.2011
The batter tasted really good, but it never did set up properly for me, and remained really runny.
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