Our Mini Egg Chocolate-Covered Blondies are blondies using muscovado sugar, with mini/micro eggs in the mixture, and then a thick layer of chocolate on top, topped with more crushed mini/micro eggs. 
I baked these last weekend with my children. The younger one, who is three, really enjoys standing on a chair and helping with making dinner or baking, while the older one, who is seven, seems to only like baking cakes. Who can blame her really.
She did get a cookbook for her birthday recently and is keen to make some recipes from there, so that is promising. So our latest bake is an Easter one again, this time with mini eggs, well actually these were the smaller micro eggs from the supermarket this time.
Perfect for an Easter treat! The thick layer of chocolate cracks as you bite through to the soft cakey layer below, and the mini eggs add a splash of colour.
All the lucky testers at home loved this, as you can imagine. The chocolate layer, which was very thick in the centre where the blondies dipped a little after baking, was my favourite part. It was very easy to snap a bit off the edge to nibble on. Perhaps too easy!
Maybe next time I’ll just make some chocolate bark… Anyway, back to the blondies, and you’ll find the recipe below.
This recipe doesn’t take long to make and my kids loved it so why not bake some mini egg blondies this Easter!
More Blondie Recipes to Try
For more blondies, have a look at these recipes:
- vegan peanut butter blondies from Planet Veggie
- vanilla apricot almond blondie bites from Family Friends Food
- gluten-free blackberry blondies from Maison Cupcake
- white chocolate and macadamia blondies from The Crafty Larder
- raspberry and white chocolate blondies from Tin and Thyme
Reading that list alone makes me hungry! 🙂
Pin these blondies for later!!
Recipe
Mini Egg Blondies
Ingredients
- 165 g butter
- 190 g muscovado sugar
- 2 medium eggs
- 240 g self-raising flour
- 1 tsp approx vanilla bean paste
- A pinch of salt
- 70 g micro or Mini eggs
For the topping:
- 200 g chocolate I used one bar of milk chocolate and one bar of dark chocolate
- 50 g micro or Mini eggs
Equipment
Instructions
- Melt the butter in the microwave and allow it to cool.165 g butter
- Place the sugar in a large bowl and pour the melted, cooled butter over it, then mix until smooth.190 g muscovado sugar
- Beat the eggs, add the vanilla bean paste, and then add this to the mixture. Stir well.2 medium eggs, 1 tsp approx vanilla bean paste
- Fold in the flour and salt.240 g self-raising flour, A pinch of salt
- Add about 50 g of micro eggs to the mixture and stir gently to combine.70 g micro or Mini eggs
- Place the mixture in a lined square silicone pan (20 cm).
- Add the remaining 20 g of micro eggs on top.
- Bake for 20-25 minutes at 180℃ / 350℉ until a cake tester comes out clean.
- Allow the blondies to cool in the silicone pan.
- Melt the chocolate by microwaving in 30 second bursts and stirring between each burst. It took about a minute and a half in my 1000 watt microwave.200 g chocolate
- Pour the melted chocolate over the blondies, spreading it with a spatula.
- Put the pan into the fridge to chill.
- When the chocolate has set partially, you can press some of the micro eggs into the chocolate.50 g micro or Mini eggs
- When fully set, chop the remaining micro eggs and sprinkle them over the top.
- Cut with a sharp knife and enjoy a small piece as a treat.
Linking up with Lucy from Supergolden Bakes
HonestMum says
Wow they look amazing. Thanks for linking up to #tastytuesdays
lucyparissi says
This week has been wall-to-wall chocolate and chocolate eggs but these blondies would definitely go some way towards using some of it up! Thanks for linking up with #CookBlogShare
Sarah says
Oh love the chocolate covering. These wouldn’t last long in my house. 🙂
bakingqueen74 says
They didn’t in our house either! All thoughts of dieting disappeared this week…
Diana says
I’ve never tried baking blondies before! But this looks very delicious and pretty!
bakingqueen74 says
Thanks Diana, I can’t believe you haven’t made blondies though, you must amend
Julia Leszczak says
This looks so fun and delicious! Tempted to try this with white chocolate…yum…
bakingqueen74 says
Ooh great idea
Anita-Clare Field says
A veritable cornucopia of chocolate delights. Lovely.
bakingqueen74 says
🙂 the kids were happy with it! Must be the colours