This week's Tuesdays With Dorie recipe, Caramel Crunch Bars, was selected by Whitney of What's Left On The Table (please visit Whitney's blog for the recipe).This cookie is essentially a shortbread with morsels of chocolate (I used bittersweet) distributed throughout and topped with more chocolate and toffee candy (I hand-chopped Skor toffee bars).
Instead of using a 9x13" pan (as instructed in the recipe), I used a square muffin pan to make individual cookies.
Dorie Greenspan notes that these cookies are great for ice cream sandwiches. With that in mind, I added a scoop of 7 bean vanilla ice cream (I will be sharing this over-the-top recipe later this week):
Then, I drizzled slightly warmed chocolate sauce on top:
This cookie is delicious on its own. Who knew that little ice cream and chocolate sauce would elevate this into a spectacular dessert --- YUM!
35 comments:
ummm.oh my lord. those pics are killing me.
I left off the drizzle.
Drat!
Yours look wonderful
i think i get fatter just looking at your pictures, they're great once again. looking forward to the ice cream recipe :)
I'm just passing through... LOL for this vision of sugar, will take me into deep diabetic coma!
Oh... but how tempting, it is!
Beautiful, Linda!
Oooh, absolutely delicious!
Oh, holy smokes. That looks absolutely amazing.
SEVEN BEAN vanilla ice cream?! WOW. It must be amazing. Can't wait for the recipe.
I agree--ice cream elevated these bars to the next level. I loved them without ice cream, but they were even better with it.
Your bars look amazing. YUM!
These look wonderful! I love the ice cream on top!
Um, I absolutely love your blog. Can never eat any of this stuff (allergies), but the food porn factor completely blows other blogs out of the water!
vanilla extreme!!! YUM!!
oh man--that looks super good!
These look like they turned out great, but the vanilla ice cream recipe sounds awesome! I baked them in a 9x9 inch pan and they turned out pretty thick, but oh-so-good.
O.M.G. That last picture is to die for. The bars themselves were good, but with that ice cream AND the caramel sauce -- I am speechless.
I used Skor Bars too! Your ice cream sundaes look amazing!
Oh boy, that looks like a great cookie sundae. I am drooling a little.
These look deadly! I cant wait to make them!
Thanks for sharing! Great photos!
Wow, now that is one fantastic looking ice cream sundae! Great job!
Linda, you are killing me with the chocolate sauce on top!
Gimme gimme gimme!
ummm pass me a plate! i wish i had ice cream this week!
Oh my that looks SO decadent!! Yum!
Oh, square muffin tins, I don't even KNOW about those...I learn something new every single week. Your bars look really good and then way over the top with all the dressing up! Wow...Kudos to YOU! Very nice blog...I have never visited before, and it is lovely.
Oh my heck! What a completely decadent dessert! Brilliant! Square muffin pans? I must have these. Can't wait for the vanilla ice cream post.
That last picture is killing me. 7 bean ice cream. Yum. I agree it is an AWESOME cookie to pair ice cream or whipped cream with.
That last photo is fantastic! I wish that was my plate!
~ingrid
oooh, individual cookies made in muffin tins--brilliant! love it. and with the vanilla ice cream...gosh, that looks fantastic. i'm definitely coming back for that ice cream recipe!!
Oh my, that looks over the top delicious. Seven bean vanilla ice cream is uber-decadent. I look forward to the recipe!
This is crazy awesome. Crazy yummy.
Your bars look just wonderful! I especially like the "sundae". To. Die. For.
That seven bean vanilla ice cream looks AMAZING! I can't wait for the recipe!
ooh boy ...... a big scoop of ice cream on top of those bars looks heavenly.
Oh my, your pictures have me drooling and cursing myself that I have given up sweets for lent! argh!!! The bars were just fantastic weren't they?? Darn, guess Ill just have to wait 38 more days to try them with ice cream. ;)
Holy cow...that hot chocolate picture is incredible. YUM!
caramel and chocolate...AND ice cream...too good to be true
Ooo, drizzly chocolate sauce. Can't say no to that one. Beautiful job!
Oh my, look at those little vanilla specks in that last picture. The chunks of toffee. The chocolate sauce. You've taken Dorie's recipe to a whole new level. That last photo is drool-worthy.
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