instead of oil use apple sauce.. makes them nice and soft. try mixing in sundae toppings like strawberry, cherry, caramel ect. you can also top them with caramel, chocolate { in a drizzle motion or use chocolate chips instead of chocoalte sauce} and chopped pecans to make them in to "turtle" brownies.... now I am hungry!!!
2007-08-13 13:44:05
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answered by Anonymous
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I like to add Banana to my brownies. I wait for the bananas to turn a little spotted and mushy, because that is when they are the softest, then I mush them up and add them to the mix. I use about two banana for a 9x13 pan. I do make my own brownies so I don't know how much for a box recipe.
Sometimes I will add the m&m minis. This was a while ago, and I don't know where you can find them, but I think that they are still out there.
Once I melted white chocolate and after I spread the brownie mixture in the pan I marbled in the while chocolate right before I popped it in the oven.
I hope that they turn out all right!
2007-08-13 13:52:43
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answered by Jamphan 2
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How about expresso or vanilla cappuchino in the mix?Toast a cup of walnuts or pecans in a skillet (w/clarified butter),then'rough cut some Ghiardelli dark chocolate into 'chunks',toss into the batter. bake.
Load up a kitchen squeeze bottle w/caramel,cut brownies into 'triangles' (like a pizza slice,just to give it a different look or angle)place on a 'clear' plate,and squeeze the caramel over the top of the brownie 'slice'.Garnish it w/ a mint leaf.
High end...from your own kitchen.
2007-08-13 15:45:55
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answered by effminorseven 3
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When making them use mayo instead of the oil. Makes them real moist. Add any flavor of chips, chocolate, peanut butter, Carmel, white chocolate, etc. Frost with a chocolate cream cheese frosting. Add any kind of nuts, the possibilities are numerous.
2007-08-13 13:37:28
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answered by happybidz2003 6
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I pretty much constantly upload one million Tablespoon of Cinnamon to my brownie mixture-I choose the fudge truffles...anyhow, in case you have ever had mexican warm chocolate or abuelita, it somewhat is an identical flavor to that. I constantly get compliments and individuals requesting the recipe. And it ought to sound unusual yet I particularly in many circumstances upload cayenne pepper w/the cinnamon interior the mixture-use some million/8-one million/4 teaspoon-supplies it barely sufficient chunk yet is particularly impressive with the cinnamon and chocolate. you would be pleasantly shocked-
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answered by tray 3
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Poke holes in the top, then pour over a jar of caramel topping. Spread cool whip on top of the brownies, then add chopped pecans.....Drizzle with more caramel......Yummy!
2007-08-13 13:45:13
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answered by sandypaws 6
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If they aren't iced make a plain white icing with a bit of peppermint extract and a drop of green food color for the 'mint' look. Chocolate and mint together are so yumm\y.
2007-08-13 15:03:34
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answered by elyag43 6
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You don't say if they're in a pan. If they're an uncut square,
split the square in half, and on one half, spread a Chocolate Mousse pudding or filling. Put the other half on top and frost with a nice fudge frosting. If they're cut and or in a pan, just frost them with a your favorite frosting.
2007-08-13 16:25:24
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answered by Anonymous
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1 tablespoon honey
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1/2 bag white chocolate chips
top with powdered sugar
2007-08-13 13:39:36
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answered by secretkessa 6
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my mom has always bought caramel ice cream topping and spread over the top of the brownings and melted it down thru them. they're rich but very good!
2007-08-13 13:36:47
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answered by beth ann 4
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