These
decadent indulgent delicious treats are sure to expand your waistline but they
sure don’t taste skinny! They are filled with fresh delicious chocolate and
canned pie filling, and taste exactly like the crumbs at the bottom of the
cereal box. They are probably the best recipe you’ve never made. It’s a
transcendent experience. Like watching Terminator 2 with no pants on and a
ketchup stain on your white shirt. Or Cheeto dust. Fuck. I don’t even know.
*Heavy breathing* |
*Heavy, sensual breathing continues* |
#pinthisifyoulovefood #remembertofollowifyoulikeoxygen
#mondayssuckamirite #butyoucanstillsharethisonfacebook
*Heavy breathing intensifies* |
Hi, friends! :) <--that
means I am saying this in a positive, happy way
I have no anecdotes about going
for a two mile walk or farting in the middle of taking a shit, so I’ll just
talk about this brilliant earth-shaking concoction for a few sentences—is that
okay?
That was a rhetorical question. Goddamn basic bitches and their
anonymous keyboards.
I love haters, they kind of validate my existence I think! |
Let’s start with the basics.
First of all, let me Google that for you.
Wait; that would deprive me of page
views, so I’ll just proceed with my self-published professionally-scripted
cooking show for now.
Keep scrolling motherfucker. |
Okay. Do you know how to measure flour correctly? Basic bitches
don’t even know how to measure flour. Well here, you dumb fuck, I’ll show you.
You fucking measure the flour, that’s how.
There you go. source |
Utter.
Complete.
Mindfuck.
Bitch.
I had to stand on a fucking chair to get this totes gorge shot. You better fucking like it. |
The next step towards Nirvana is thus.
Buy a ticket to a rock concert. |
Now that you are a certified expert in measuring crack
flour, we can move onto creaming butter and sugar. It’s soooooooooooooooooo
source |
ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo easy, that you
could do it in a cave during the Jurassic period with only a fern and the
dried-up molt of an oversized arachnid. First put your soft butter in the
KitchenAid—wait. Hold the fuck up. You sure you softened that damn butter
correctly?
Well let me tell you.
This is how you soften butter.
Now it's time to break out the blowtorches. source |
In case that wasn’t crystal clear enough, I am telling you to
break out the {blowtorches}. And soften the {butter} with them. Done, done, and
done. Gah!
I can’t deal with this.
Remember to pin, like, share, favorite, and RT, ASAP, girlfriend!
;) <--that means I am saying this in
the same way someone might say something when they might wink when they might
be kind of sneaky-like? Gah writing is hard.
Onto the next step.
Um, I believe I was talking about creaming butter and sugar before
I sidetracked into another *extremely detailed* tutorial. I’m sorry; I can’t
help my inherent goodness and helpfulness. {Tee
hee!} So to cream butter and sugar—as I was saying, it’s super easy. Yeah. You
just, you know, put the butter and sugar in the KitchenAid and whip that bitch
like—hold the fuck up. I just mentioned a brand. Without a sponsorship.
~ Hail corporate. ~
**Hail cookie bar** |
So you, yeah. You cream the butter and sugar. It’s simple! So get
out that arachnid molt and dance!
Aaaaand it's ready to eat! source |
#nailedit #blessed #foodblahginftw :/ <--this is to show how I am unsure of whether or not I like hashtags; on
one hand I like attention, but on the other I don’t want to seem tacky for
embracing the infamously irritating pound symbol
But if you fancy, you can treat yo
self to another couple ingredients.
Like {Oreos}.
Get that shit in my belly, if you know what I mean sistah. :)
<--this is to show that I am proud to
be a woman of the street, and by street I mean suburban neighborhood with no
sidewalks
YOU HEAR ME? GET IN MY BELLY!!! |
But before *we* begin, I have to explain why I put certain
ingredients in here. Otherwise you might get confused and not include them! For
some reason! I don’t know why, but you might be a dumbass who can’t follow recipes!
So here *we* go!
Eggs! There aren’t any eggs in this recipe (there is tofu tho) but
let me tell you, that egg is important. It is the most importantest egg of all
the eggs that ever egged. Do NOT leave it out—okay, let me repeat that. Do NOT
leave that egg out of this recipe. Armageddon will ensue if you do.
Crack egg like so. source |
Another important ingredient is {flour}. Just trust me when I say
this. The science behind it is, mommy said so. Mommy said the flour was
important, so you had better put in that flour. Don’t be a dumbass.
Look how good they come out with flour in them! |
For fuck’s sake, this is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too complicated.
Should’ve used a cake mix.
But never mind.
My brain goes all whack like that sometimes.
I’m just **so** {quirky} lyke dis!
You go girl! Show ‘em haters how it’s done!
Oh, and one moar thing before I launch into my beautiful amazing
gorgeous Pinterest-worthy Foodgawker-ready recipe!
Thanks to my own generosity and ability to nab sponsorship offers,
I have a thousand dollar K-mart gift card and a
set of engraved oatmeal spoons to offer to one
lucky reader!
Oh, and a little baggie of granola too.
You know you want it. source |
About a dozen of these. Not sure what it says, because seriously, fuck reading. source |
So many things to buy!!! source |
To enter, just type in your email address, your daytime phone number, your social
security number, your Facebook password,
and your second cousin’s most recent address—and
remember, in order to complete your entry, you have to be my {personal escort}
for a minimum of twenty-three hours. The twenty-fourth hour is for mowing my
hundred-acre suburban lawn.
Thanks so much!
Y’all will love this shit.
#foodporn
Keep scrolling you sad, sad little bitch. |
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Salted
dark chocolate Oreo-stuffed white chocolate chip cookie bars with coconut red
velvet cheesecake swirls, walnut streusel, and salty caramelized drizzle, plus
sprinkles
Makes a thousand servings
Ingredients
Salted dark
chocolate Oreo-stuffed white chocolate chip cookie bars (adapted from All Recipes)
264 grams ● Earth Balance, softened ●
1 cup
300 grams ● granulated sugar ●
1 ½ cups
62 grams ● silken tofu, blended until
smooth ● ¼ cup
8 grams ● vanilla extract ● 2
teaspoon
240 grams ● flour ● 2 cup
58 grams ● dark chocolate cocoa powder
● 2/3 cup
3 grams ● baking soda ● 1 scant
teaspoon
2 grams ● salt ● ¼ teaspoon
336 grams ● nondairy white chocolate chips ● 2 cups
96 grams ● rainbow sprinkles (vegan if
desired) ● ½ cup
1 box Oreo cookies
Walnut streusel
58 grams ● walnuts, chopped ● ½
cup
110 grams ● brown sugar ● ½
cup, packed
113 grams ● Earth Balance, softened ●
½ cup
42 grams ● flour ● 1/3 cup
Coconut red
velvet cheesecake swirls (adapted from Minimalist Baker)
2 grams ● coconut flavoring/extract ●
½ teaspoon
106 grams ● cashews, soaked for about
four hours and drained ● ¾ cup
28 grams ● lemon juice ● scant
2 tablespoons
36 grams ● coconut oil, melted and
slightly cooled ● 2 tablespoons plus 2 teaspoons
75 grams ● full fat coconut milk ●
¼ cup plus 1 tablespoon
80 grams ● maple syrup ● ¼ cup
30 grams ● shredded coconut ● ¼
cup plus 2 tablespoons
Red food coloring
Salty caramelized
drizzle (from Vegan Baking)
100 grams ● coconut cream (thick cream
that’s been skimmed off the top of a can of refrigerated coconut
milk), room
temperature ● ½ cup
200 grams ● sugar ● 1 cup
1 gram ● salt ● ¼ teaspoon
Fleur de sel, as needed
Directions
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Line a 9 x 13 pan with parchment
paper.
Place softened Earth Balance in the bowl of an electric mixer with
sugar. That’s the amounts under “salted dark chocolate Oreo-stuffed white
chocolate chip cookie bars”, mind you. Beat until light and fluffy—that’s
creaming, bitch, you know that? Add blended silken tofu and vanilla.
In a separate bowl, sift together flour, cocoa powder, baking
soda, and salt. Slowly add to electric mixer under a dough begins to form. Fold
in white chocolate chips and rainbow sprinkles.
Spread the dough over the baking pan in a nice flat layer, just
like how your stomach will be after making this. Toss a bunch of Oreos over the
top in even columns and rows, arranged to minimize Oreo-less space. Or not. Use
the whole box. Or not. I don’t know; what am I, a recipe developer?
To make streusel, combine walnuts, flour, and sugar. Add butter
and combine with your fingers until it is evenly distributed throughout the
mixture. Sprinkle over Oreos. Gah. Get in my belly. But first you have to bake
it for, I don’t know, 20 to 25 minutes or so. If it don’t come out it’s yo own
fault, bitch.
While that thing is partying it up in the oven, stick the soft,
bloated cashews in your food processer and blend ‘em up until they is nice and
smooth. Add the rest of the ingredients under “coconut cheesecake swirls” and
blitz even more until you have a beautiful totes gorge cheesecake. Well, not
quite yet. There is more shit to do.
Divide the cheesecake batter into two bowls and add a few drops of
blood to one and some red food coloring to the other. Actually, don’t add the
blood. Stir and stir until you have nice red velvety cheesecake on one hand and
ugly non-velvety cheesecake on the other.
Once the cookies with Oreos and streusel and shit are done and
have cooled for half an hour, dump the two bowls of cheesecake on top and swirl
around. Ooo-la-la. But wait, you have to let it sit in the refrigerator for
about four hours.
In the meantime, make the salty caramelized drizzle sauce. Place
the sugar in a medium, heavy duty saucepan, preferably a saucepan purchased
from [YOUR BRAND HERE ONLY $3,000] over high heat, stirring constantly with a
wooden spoon. When the sugar begins to melt, lower the heat to low, continuing
to stir until the mixture reaches 340 degrees F. That’s pretty fucking hot.
Slowly pour in coconut cream while stirring. Allow mixture to come to a boil
until it reaches that glorious caramelized color. Remove from heat, stir in
salt, and don’t even think of tasting the drizzle sauce until it is totally
cooled.
Remove the original cookie-containing pan from the refrigerator
and drizzle the cooled drizzle over top—yeah, drizzlin’ like a boss. All day
every day. Pour it up like the hedonistic government-hating
Fountainhead-reading punk rocker you are on the inside. Sprinkle fleur de sel
on top of everything because, #YOLO. Slice into approximately a thousand pieces
and serve.
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Your kids will *love* this stuff! You could even add this to your
weekly dinner rotation! They’ll be going back for seconds and thirds and
fourths and—oh my, they’ll become the best gosh-darn eaters you ever did see!
Plus it’s 100% and ready for bikini season!
Although I don’t wear bikinis, because I’m not a fat whore who is
always parading around in underwear. :/ <--this is to show my modesty
But even if you’re not wearing a bikini, you should probably still
be ready for bikini season because you never know when you’ll want to enter a
bikini competition. It’s best to always be ready!
Wait, why am I mentioning this in a completed unrelated context? I
have no idea. I’m just blathering at this point. So here are some recipes I
have made in the past—click on them, give a girl some pageviews (i.e. my life
source)! :) <--this is to show my
happiness and positivity and likeable personality
Click here for some boss-ass cupcakes! They’re
da best.
Mmm, baby, those cookies look abso-fucking-lutely
scrumptious! Click on
it!
One last link, y’all. Cherry
cola pancakes. Make ‘em for your sweetheart. Or I don’t really care—I just want
pageview$. Who doesn’t?
Remember to like, share, pin, email, save for later, and plaster
this motherfucker all over your shoulder blades with a temporary tattoo like a
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– June Baby; your favorite food blogger, opinions always for sale
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hahahha!!!!! This post is super coool!!!! So so funnny! especially the giveaway thing!!! I think I just fell off my chair laughing! :D These oreo bars look amazing! Guess I'll have to get my blowtorch out to soften the butter! :D ;)
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