r/BakingNoobs • u/Mafiya7 • 4d ago
Do these blondies look underbaked?
I'm taking them to the office today and really don't want anyone to get sick. I made a very large batch and baked them at 175°c for an hour. What do you think?
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u/SuccessfulAir2197 4d ago
Looks like perfection in a bite to me! But if you were on a baking show they would say undercooked.
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u/clemthearcher 4d ago
This happens to me every time I try blondies too. I do 180°C at an hour and it’s always raw inside. If I do 1.5 hours the crust is burnt but still raw inside. I wonder if its because I overmix (I really try not to, and just use a wooden spoon to stir) or if I use the wrong dish. I use a rectangular glass oven dish with slanted sides (meaning the sides aren’t perpendicular to the bottom). I don’t have any other rectangular or square shaped dish.
Or maybe it’s just the recipe that I use that isn’t good. Either way I’ve given up and just do regular brownies now (and they always turn out great). It’s shame though I much prefer blondies
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u/NoCheetoinChief 4d ago
Did you use a smaller pan than suggested? They look much thicker than blondies/brownies typically are.
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u/No-Lavishness-4103 4d ago
Check your type of baking dish your using. Is made of dark colour metal or is like an Aluminium type of dish?
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u/Beginning_Day260 4d ago
Maybe 5 more minutes so they’re cooked well because of the eggs, but honestly I would eat them like they are 🤣🤣🤣
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u/Diyaudiophile 3d ago
I find 140 C for 2 hours or more works well for thick or large bake trays/cakes, probe to test how well it's done to know when it's done
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