I love to try new foods all of the time. I often get asked what I have tried and what I am cooking tonight. So, this blog is a place I can not only share recipes, but tips and articles I have found along the way with all of my friends and family.
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
Brownies
For me brownies are the devil, the devil I tell you. I could eat a whole pan and not even think twice. They are even better warm with ice cream. Now that I have shared one of my deep dark food secrets I will share my famous brownie recipe. Which I cannot believe I am doing in the first place. Some recipes should never be shared, but I am willing to take a risk with this one. Please do not share it with anyone else or else there may be some consequences to face. Muaaawww-aww-aww!
1 box of Duncan Hines Chewy Fudge Brownie mix (yup, you read it right, a boxed brownie mix. Oh, My!)
You Will Need:
Fudgy Brownies (I make it exactly how the recipe says, it is on the back of the box as well.) :
2 Eggs
1/4 Cup Water
1/2 Cup Vegetable Oil
Pan Size/Bake Time:
* Metal Or Glass Pan:
* 13"x9": 27-30 minutes
* 9"x9": 34-37 minutes
* 8"x8": 42-45 minutes
* Makes 20 Brownies
1. Prep: PREHEAT oven to 350°F for glass or metal pans, 325°F for dark or non-stick pans. GREASE bottom of pan with shortening or cooking spray.
2. Mix: EMPTY brownie mix, egg(s), oil and water in large bowl. STIR until well blended (about 50 strokes). SPREAD in greased pan and bake immediately.
3. Bake: BAKE following times listed. ADD 3-5 minutes for dark or non-stick pans. Brownies are done when toothpick inserted 1 inch from edge of pan comes out clean. COOL completely in pan before cutting and serving.
I have tried so many different brownie recipes and all are very good, but whenever I make these to take somewhere for a potluck or for a meal for someone they get rave reviews. So, I figure, why mess with something as good as these.
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