I'm sure Maire Cate will appreciate it. I will save it myself. In Home Ec (seventh grade), my project was making Jello.

years after I taught home ec, ran into one of my gals, and she reminded me of the time we had apple halves spread with peanut butter.

said her CHILDREN enjoy now :o) made me smile

Thank you Glenda. We are on the road traveling now, can't wait to get back home and cook these brownies with little granddaughter. The chefs on the cruise lines you travel don't have a thing on you. If they only knew your cooking skills they would have you helping them. Thanks for always sharing your recipes. Haven't made the hominy yet, but plan on making some this week. One silly question, will I find it on the vegetable aisle .

You got that right, on the vegetable aisle around canned corn.

thanks for the compliment, but I am just a simple plain jane cook

Thanks for posting the brownie recipe. I'm going to make 2 batches tomorrow for my son's birthday. He doesn't like icing but brownies and ice cream suit him just fine.

Hope you enjoy as much as my family does

Glenda that's exactly the same recipe I use.Quick and easy and never fails!I think I got it from an old Hershey's Cocoa cook book.
If you can't find the hominy in the vegetable aisle look in the Mexican foods section.

Remember in home ec how the aroma of what we were cooking drifted all over the school? Remember the boys hanging around the classroom door between classes drooling for a cookie or whatever we were cooking?

I did better in cooking than in sewing. Mastered brownies. Never did master putting in a zipper.

Thanks for posting. I believe it's the same as mine.

I've never made brownies from scratch, always used the box mix. Thanks for posting your recipe. Will have to try some weekend when the weather is on the cool side. Home ec, now thats a blast from the past. I remember practicing on my family all the recipes I got from school.

the brownie recipe was passed down to me by the previous home ec teacher, so I used it. never knew where she got the recipe

Fixing to make these brownies. I got lucky and have an invite, first one, to spend the afternoon with DS, etc at his lakehouse. They have had it for a year, now.

So I'm taking brownies, and chile cheese squares.

Glenda
I made them and liked them almost as much as Brother Tom's teacakes. I need to sneak a peak at all your saved over the years recipes, especially the DESSERTS.

Maybe it would be worth coming to Birmingham for, as well as to visit Vulcan one more time.

soxxxx, you are so nice.

Come on to B'ham. I haven't been to Vulcan in years, although I pass it OFTEN

Do you have a picture of the Glenda?

They are not completely cooled. I put the conf sugar glaze on them.

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Thanks, I'll put that with your recipe.

Glenda, is this recipe for a 9 x 13 or a square pan? Would like to bake these for the kids' lunches next week.
Lisa

square pyrex

I dressed them up a bit, after they cooled completely with a dusting of conf sugar, but they really don't need it.

TIP: cool them completely and cut with a plastic knife

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Thanks Glenda! We love brownies. My Gramma used to make the best ones but I don't have the recipe. I'll try yours and let you know how they turn out. I am NOT a baker! But I'll give it my best. It looks pretty easy.