Recipe for brownies
stacey_mb
8 years ago
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Comments (2)My boys would gobble those up! Thanks for posting it. I'd gobble them too..but I try to be good...............TRY..... my favorite indulgence lately is Dark Chocolate Peanut Butter Cups made by Paul Newman...OMGoodness..heaven in 6 bites!...See MoreRECIPE: Toffee Pecan Brownies
Comments (2)Well, OF COURSE they are good-they have whipping cream in them!! So, that being the case, I will print out the recipe and need to make some cookies for our Rose Society meeting this week and this just might work! Thanks. RL`...See MoreOMG Brownies!!
Comments (9)I made these brownies on Saturday for our Symphony picnic in the park. Boy were they a hit! I did brush the tops with Kahlúa as the recipe suggested, and I have to say I think that is the perfect touch. With three eggs and 40 minutes in the oven, I was figuring on these coming out cakey (which is ok, not my favorite but I figured the flavor would make up for the texture). But WOW they came out oh-so-yummy-fudgy. This is definitely a keeper. I wonder if making it with another liqueur would work as well.... I was thinking of trying it with ameretto. Thanks for posting this khandi!...See MoreRECIPE: Toffee Brownies
Comments (3)I made these for the second time last night. I was hooked after a guest brought them here on New Year's Day. Here's my recomendation: Ghirardhelli double chocolate brownie mix (smaller package) 2 Symphony toffee bars (I only use 1 3/4 bars) Make the mix as directed. Use an 8x8 pan lined with GREASED tin foil, pour in 1/2 of the mix, place a single layer of candy bar covering the top, pour in the rest of the mix, spread it to the sides and corners and bake at 325 for about 50 minutes. I love chewy brownies, but this is one recipe that works when they're cooked a bit more. Cool and if possible refrigerate. Then cut and serve. I cut into smaller portions as it's a sweet recipe, but such a winner and such praise when it's served! I'm so not a nut person, but you'll never know that they're there in this recipe. I wouldn't use the mix with nuts included....See Morestacey_mb
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