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Banana and Waffle Blondie

January 22, 2016 By Dane McGregor Leave a Comment

Let’s face it, you can’t beat a delicious Blondie, nor can anyone resist a helping of warm waffles with banana, drizzled with chocolate and maple syrup.

Here I’ve taken the best of both worlds and put together a recipe combining all of the above. A moist banana flavoured Blondie, full of chocolate and baked right on top of the traditional waffle. There’s something quite fun about a Blondie being held together by a waffle base, if your friends don’t believe you, get them a flip it over to reveal the classic waffle pattern. How fun!

If you’re anything like me and have always wanted to own a waffle maker, but don’t. You can find ready made waffles at your local supermarket. For this recipe I’ve gone with rectangular shaped waffles as opposed to the circular ones as they fit perfectly within a square baking tin. Have a play though.

BANANA AND WAFFLE BLONDIE
 
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Prep time
30 mins
Cook time
25 mins
Total time
55 mins
 
Serves: 9-12 Slices
Ingredients
  • 225g Plain Flour
  • 1 Teaspoon Baking Powder
  • ¼ Teaspoon salt
  • 220g Brown Sugar
  • Waffles (Enough to cover base of tin)
  • 80g White Chocolate
  • 80g Milk Chocolate
  • 1 Large Overripe Banana
  • 165g Butter
  • 2 Eggs
  • 1 Teaspoon Vanilla
Instructions
  1. First, measure up your waffles to fit perfectly along the bottom of a 20cm square baking tin.
  2. Toast or grill your waffles to make then crisp and golden, now place then within your now greased or lined baking tin.
  3. Flick the oven onto 200°c bake. Just in case you were recently borrowing the oven to first toast your waffles.
  4. While that's heating up, in large saucepan melt the butter, swirling until it lightly browns. Then take off heat to cool.
  5. While butter is cooling, sift flour, baking powder and salt in to a large bowl.
  6. Chop up the chocolate and add to bowl of dry ingredients.
  7. When butter is cooler stir in brown sugar, vanilla, mashed banana and eggs until smooth.
  8. Fold wet ingredients in to the dry until just combined. Don't over mix.
  9. Pour mixture over waffle base and bake for 25-28 minutes or until top is set and golden.
  10. From the oven place the tin straight into the fridge to stop it baking further.
  11. When blondie is cool (I prefer the next day) cut into slices and drizzle with melted chocolate. To take this to the next level you could also add a dollop of whipped cream, any leftover waffle pieces and perhaps a further drizzle of maple syrup. Naughty I know.
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