Harvest Brownies-Brownie and Blondie Intersect ⋆ Biscuits to Brownies

Brownies and Blondie’s are like a marriage made in heaven in the cookies and bar category. I’m always thinking up of unique recipes that feature these two bar luscious treats. Harvest Brownies combine both of those traditional favorites.

With black and orange being some of the two signature colors of fall (I love that color combination), I wanted to find a way to incorporate those colors into a brownie. Harvest brownies, yeah that’s it, and is what immediately popped into my mind.

Harvest Brownie Recipe

Here is quick picture gram how I make them:

I take my favorite brownie recipe, so close to the box version but extra ooey-gooey and chocolaty. Placing them into a sheet pan. If you are in a rush, feel free to use a tasty box version.

Brownie batter in a sheet pan — Brownie batter spread into a pan

Then, whip up my favorite blondie recipe full of brown sugar and butter. However, I put an extra fun twist on it by coloring the finished dough, orange. The dough takes the color super well and the consistency is perfect for piping.

What I love about blondies is that rich and addicting buttery flavor they have. Making them your own but adding in things like nuts, fruits, and chocolate chips. Make them your own!

Placing the blondie dough in a piping bag and cutting off the tip you can pipe horizontal lines of dough across the brownie batter.

Creating the Harvest Brownie Look

orange blondie batter in a piping bag — colored blondie batter ready to pipe onto brownies

brownies in a sheet tray — Orange Blondie batter used to create the pattern effect

Then take a wooden skewer or butter knife and starting from top to bottom drag the knife down vertically through the orange lines. Repeating this over till you reach the end of the sheet pan.

Harvest brownies ready to bake — Creating the harvest look

The brownies are baked off and what is really nice is the orange dough does not spread much at all.

You can be super creative with this and make your own design.

Great Tip

A fun tip could be piping a pattern or picture with the Blondie dough. After baking cut into bars and allow your friends and family put the pieces together to form the picture! Let your imagination take you places on this one!