Changing Brownie cookie recipe to Blondie cookie recipe

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Hi

I have recently started baking for a sports team. I've baked chocolate cakes, lemon cakes, carrot cakes, brownies and blondies. I have baked this recipe for brownie cookies. I tried to change it to make blondie cookies but the mix wasn't stiff enough; the blondies came out of the oven about 3" diameter and very thin. I didn't think putting in more flour was the best idea but I stand to be corrected.

Any tips on how to thicken the mix?
Does the white chocolate have different qualities that would affect the viscosity?
Would using the original sugar quantities help?

Any hints/tips gratefully received.

The changes I made are in RED

Eight ounces (200 grams) chocolate chips
½ cup melted butter
Microwave 20 sec intervals until melted

¼ cup white sugar (½ cup)
¾ cup dark brown sugar (½ cup light brown sugar)
2 eggs

Whisk

Add melted chocolate

Add

¼ cup cocoa powder (omitted)
¾ cup plain flour (1 cup)
¼ tsp salt
2 tsp espresso powder (optional) (omitted)

Whisk until fudgy
 
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I would look around online for proven blondie recipes since there are a lot of them out there. Way more efficient to use someone else proven/perfected recipe than try to experiment on your own. Trial & error modifications of add some of this or use less of that costs a lot of time/money until you get it right.
 
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Thanks for the suggestion. I'll see what I can find. The one's I have seen so far seem to be much thinner than the brownies I made.
 

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Thanks for the suggestion. I'll see what I can find. The one's I have seen so far seem to be much thinner than the brownies I made.
without the choc and cocoa you lost the cocoa mass .
blondies aren't made with white choc. Sometimes white chips are mixed in but its not part of the batter.

from memory, butter, lite brown sugar, eggs, flour, baking powder and vanilla.
if you want more dense omit the BP.
 
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@retired baker Thanks. I'm always interested in why something does/doesn't work. (I'm a retired engineer :) ) I did find a recipe online and this afternoon the girls said they're very good but their favorite is the lemon cookies that I found when looking for the blondie recipe. The girls are so far undefeated in this weekend's tournament. I put it down to the baked goods. 😁
 

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some engineers like to design a better mousetrap.
With baking we work with known proven recipes, we see the mouse is aready in the trap.
 

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