Pat Boone’s Blonde Brownies

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This month’s movie is the superb Diana Dors British noir, Yield to the Night and I will try and remember to come back here and feature a new Diana recipe sometime soon.  But in the spirit of cross referencing, here’s one of the recipes I shared with subscribers last month.  I’ve not featured Pat Boone on the blog before.

He’s most well known as a singer rather than an actor, but I was really impressed with his performance in Journey to the Centre of the Earth and I was impressed with his wife’s blonde brownies too.

Really easy to make and utterly delicious.  They are best eaten fresh out of the oven, but I froze a few of these and they were gorgeous later too.

I wonder who the genius was who thought of combining the name Blonde Brownies into Blondies?!

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