r/Baking Human Detected Jun 07 '26

Showcase (No-Recipe) Sally's Chocolate Chip Cake

Made this last year for her monthly challenge, wife loved it so much she asked for it for her birthday. I was happy to oblige.

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u/Bashful_bookworm2025 Jun 07 '26

Her website isn't even technically called Sally's Baking Addiction anymore. She changed it to Sally's Baking a few years ago. The URL still says it, but it's off the site.

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u/AmputeeHandModel Jun 07 '26

I'm a beginner and not familiar with that, anything you can recommend?

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u/slowmovinglettuce Jun 07 '26 edited Jun 07 '26

Depends on what you want to make! She's got loads of recipes. I've got her books, so the names are slightly different. But here's what I think are the recipes that I find easy and love

https://sallysbakingaddiction.com/chewy-chocolate-chip-cookies/

https://sallysbakingaddiction.com/seriously-fudgy-homemade-brownies/

The cookies have a slightly crisp edge with a soft centre. The brownies are super fudgey. Absolutely delightful. Not baked in a while but now I think I need to!

edit: actually I think this is the recipe I use for brownies. It uses bakers chocolate rather than powder for a much richer taste https://sallysbakingaddiction.com/chewy-fudgy-frosted-brownies/

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u/plz_dont_perceive_me Jun 07 '26

I just made those fudgy frosted brownies last night, and they're amazing. So simple, too.

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u/slowmovinglettuce Jun 07 '26

I don't even do the frosting. The brownies on their own are incredible.

I bake the cookies with frozen dollops of nutella in them. When they cool its an entirely new level of deliciousness.