Cookie Dough Cheesecake

Our bad luck continued this weekend with burnt granola and the worst brownies I have ever made in my life. They were so bad we threw away 2 9×13 dishes of brownies. It nearly broke my heart, but they were that bad! I think we might need to take a break from baking for awhile. Maybe the baking Gods are trying to tell us something? Broken oven, bad brownies, inability to follow directions; are these all signs that we shouldn’t be baking? Or signs that we shouldn’t be EATING baked goods, hmmmm…

Kelly and Cliff made these cheesecake bars a few weeks ago while I was at work. I mentioned awhile back that everything we post are 9’s and 10’s. Here is the thing though. As stated above, sometimes we don’t follow the directions and the results are NOT 9’s and 10’s. That was the case with these cheesecake bars. I think they have the potential to be 10’s, but ours, unfortunately, were not. They tasted like 10’s. I mean with cookie dough, cheesecake and a graham cracker crust how could they not? But they didn’t look like 10’s. If you can follow directions, and have patience (two skills we do not possess), I am sure your cookie dough cheesecake bars will be a 10!

Here is what you'll need

Add the melted butter to the graham cracker crumbs

Add the mini chocolate chips

Press into the pan and bake

This is where things start to go wrong. You SHOULD be creaming the butter, brown sugar, sugar, salt and vanilla

Since YOU already added the vanilla go ahead and add the flour

Mix in the chocolate chips, I think we are back on track now

Form the cookie dough into balls and set aside

Beat the cream cheese and sugar and add an egg

Add the vanilla

Pour into the crust. It is looking a little lumpy, Kelly!

Place the cookie dough balls in the cheesecake layer. Press them down a tad more than we did.

Bake for about 30 minutes

Taste great, look terrible. We never said we were perfect.

BLOGROLL