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Penny
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Re: "outside of the box" brownies
Jun 7, 2009 7:25 PM
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Just received this in my e-mail and it looks delicious
Ultimate Turtle Brownies
1 box brownie mix with chocolate syrup pouch
1 bag (14oz) unwrapped caramels
1/2 c. whipping cream
1 bag (11.5oz) semi-sweet chocolate chunks
1 c. coarsely chopped pecans
350 oven. Spray 13x9 pan with baking spray. Make brownie mix according to directions on package. Pour and spread 1/2 into pan. Bake 15mins. Microwave caramels and cream till smooth. Spread onto top of brownie. Sprinkle 1c. chocolate and 1/2c. pecans on top. Put remaining batter on top and sprinkle with remaining chocolate and nuts. Bake 35mins longer.
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C (P) S
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Re: "outside of the box" brownies
Jun 7, 2009 1:33 PM
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> My standard brownie recipe is pretty unremarkable, with no additions, but they're so good, plus quick and easy.
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> Oh Penny, now you've got me thinking I must make brownies today! • Janet
Janet....you forgot to give us your ''so good, plus quick and easy'' recipe????
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Janet S.
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Re: "outside of the box" brownies
Jun 7, 2009 10:37 AM
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My standard brownie recipe is pretty unremarkable, with no additions, but they're so good, plus quick and easy. I'm not a fan of nuts in brownies, but the recipe includes the option of chopped walnuts or pecans. There's a recipe from Ina Garten (I think it was her) that called for having some peanut butter added to the batter. A touch of mocha flavour can be nice too - not so much that you can really taste coffee, but to give an extra complexity of flavour.
Oh Penny, now you've got me thinking I must make brownies today! • Janet
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Carol
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Re: "outside of the box" brownies
Jun 6, 2009 9:27 PM
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Penny, I saw Paula Deen make brownies - she put half of the batter in the pan, then she put a layer of milk chocolate bars and then put the rest of the batter in. Personally, I love walnuts in brownies. Or, you could turn them into a fancy dessert - a scoop of ice cream on a brownie square topped with chocolate sauce, whipped cream and nuts. My kids loves these "Brownie Sundaes".
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C (P) S
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Re: "outside of the box" brownies
Jun 6, 2009 1:05 PM
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> Last thing i want to do is hyjack Cin's thread on brownies and I'm sure she'll come up with lots of great ideas but has anybody made their brownies different. I like to use marshmallows and fudge swilled on top or add chocolate morsels and Heaths toffee to the mix..
> Anyone else?
> Penny.
Penny........Maybe we'll get a lot of new ideas on this thread, good job posting.
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Penny
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"outside of the box" brownies
Jun 5, 2009 5:57 PM
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Last thing i want to do is hyjack Cin's thread on brownies and I'm sure she'll come up with lots of great ideas but has anybody made their brownies different. I like to use marshmallows and fudge swilled on top or add chocolate morsels and Heaths toffee to the mix..
Anyone else?
Penny.
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