Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Best Brownies & Pan
I'm no kitchen guru but I do like my gadgets, so when a newbie hits the market, I'm game to give it a try, and this new perfect brownie pan won my approval, because we all know cutting brownies can be frustrating. It's going on my Christmas list, which I'm starting today! So, with the perfect brownie pan found and noted, I went to town searching for the best brownie recipe. What I found was thousands of recipes for any kind of brownie you had a taste for, but I was hunting for a simple, chewie brownie made from scratch. The box versions are good, but if you want the real thing, you have to go back to basics and this recipe does the job.
The Best Brownie
4 (1 oz.) unsweet chocolate baking squares
3/4 c. butter (yes, the real thing)
1 1/2 c. sugar
1/2 c. brown sugar, firmly packed
3 large eggs
1 c. all purpose flour
1 tsp. vanilla
1/8 t. salt
Preheat oven to 350. Line a 8 in. baking pan with tinfoil and lightly grease. Microwave chocolate squares and butter for about 1 -2 min. till smooth and melted. Stirring every 30 seconds. Mix in sugars, blend well. Add eggs, one at a time, whisking to blend. Add flour, vanilla and salt. Pour batter into pan and bake for 40-45 min. or till a toothpick inserted in the middle comes out with a few moist crumbs. Cool. Lift tinfoil out and cut. Enjoy!
With the seasonal change soon upon us, add this recipe to your fall baking list or if you can't wait, treat yourself and compare with the box options. And if your a big brownie fan, and who isn't, keep a eye out for the perfect brownie pan since you just read the perfect brownie recipe!
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Thanks for the brownie recipe it looks so good I'm going to bake some today! Warm wishes, Esther
ReplyDeleteI have copied the recipe. Sounds so easy and oooohhhh so good. Can't wait.
ReplyDeletethe recipe sounds yummy and that pan is too cool...:) where can we get it?
ReplyDeleteCool baking pan...seems like it would be perfect for school fund raisers...and yum to the brownie recipe.
ReplyDelete♥, Susan
I saw that pan on TV....and I really like it! Those brownies sound really good too! Beth
ReplyDeleteGina, I've only seen the pan on TV so I'm hoping it makes it to the stores soon?
ReplyDeletei've been eyeing that pan as well!...and i've seen it for sale at AC Moore - so when i'm ready i'll take my coupon and buy buy buy!---then bake bake bake! lol
ReplyDeleteI can't have these as I have to watch the sugars, but I know Sister B's boyfriend SP is a brownie freak and he will LOVE these. Thanks for the recipe, sweet Sue. xxoo
ReplyDeleteI just saw this in a magazine today!! How cool does that look?
ReplyDeleteGreat lil pan! But I'm soooo there for them thar brownies! lol
ReplyDeleteI'm gettin faTTer reading your blog. lol You write it, I bake it.
okay okay
and then I eat it. lol
yumm... great recipe, sounds like a great pan too:)
ReplyDeleteSounds like a yummy brownie recipe! That pan is pretty neat looking--I've never seen one of them.
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat pan... I'll be looking for one. It would make a cute gift with a couple boxes of brownie mix packaged with it, too!
ReplyDeleteThat looks wonderful Sue! Thanks for sharing the recipe with us :) The pan is pretty neat, I have never seen one like that. I guess everyone will be happy to have an 'end" :)
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful day!
Sharon
Fun brownie pan. I agree--homemade brownies are the best.
ReplyDeleteI can hardly believe you have been in your new home for 4 years now. I remember waiting those longs days til you other place sold and now ---wow!!
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No fair...I'm stuck here at work and your showing oooey goooey brownies. I've seen that pan too. Pretty cool.
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