Nice Chocolate Brownie Recipy

Tweak

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Chocolate Brownies Yay!

*250 gram butter (500gram butter @ Spar R25)
*2 packs Marie Biscuits Crushed (2x Spar Brand Marie Biscuits R6,25 each)
*1 500 gram icing sugar (Spar Brand Icing Sugar, R12)
* 40 grams coco (Cadbury brand cocoa 62,5 grams @ R11)
* 2 Eggs (R3 for both)

Total Cost R63.50
Makes about 45 4x4 cm cookies 2cm thick


Method:

Melt the butter
Add icing sugar and cocoa and mix well
Add eggs and mix
Place batter in microwave for 4x intervals at 45 second each stirring after each interval

Take mixture out
Add cookies & Mix well

Place in 2x glass bowls and let cool down
Cut out to appropriate sizes and place in fridge.


Easy snack for the fridge.
I've made this 5 Times already, ive found that adding more butter (+100 grams) and 1 extra egg helps during the cookie mixing-in process.



An easy way to crush the Marie biscuits is to turn the pack so that it stands upright on a hard surface like on a table. Take your hand palms and compress down on it hard like you would a hamburger.

This force will crush the cookies inside the package meaning less of a mess for you to clean up.


I'm considering adding some nutts and/or coconut for my next batch. What do you guys recon?


Do any of you guys maybe have any good brownie recipes to share?


Regards
 
5 min chocolate cake

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Ok here's my favourite Chocolate brownie recipe:

200g margarine
2 cups sugar
4 eggs, beaten
1tsp vanilla
1.5 cups flour
2.5ml baking powder
0.5tsp salt
0.5 cup cocoa
150g mint chocolate (Cadbury)

Melt butter and remove from heat.

Stir in remaining ingredients.

180 degrees for 25-30 minutes (Best to line with wax/baking paper)


I'm considering adding some nutts and/or coconut for my next batch. What do you guys recon?

I hate nuts and don't really enjoy coconut that much, it's too overpowering and some places coconut taste like soap.
 
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I told the wife she must simply share her recipe my Bokkies! There is no better Brownie Recipe! ;)

EASY DELICIOUS CHOCOLATE FUDGE BROWNIES

1 1/2 Cups Margerine Melted in a pot on your stove
Take off Heat
Add 3 Cups Sugar
Add 6 Tblspoons Cocoa
Add 6 eggs
Add 2 tsp Vanilla
MIX WELL
Add 2 1/4 Cups Flour
Only mix flour till JUST combined.

Transfer to a rectangular dish.

Put in oven 180. Plus minus 20-30 minutes
Note: If using a Glass Dish, time will be longer, If using a Aluminum roaster pan, time will be aorund the 20-30 minute mark.

This is sooo good with Vanilla Icecream. :-)
 
There we go. Evidence of Tweak's recipe.

I think I'm gonna try Garyvdh or KalMaverick's recipe later this week.

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It shouldn't be called a brownie unless there's some good chocolate in there. The cocoa we get in this country doesn't count. Just saying.
 
Hah they all miss the main ingredient I normally place in mine.... but must try OP's next time I make some
 
It shouldn't be called a brownie unless there's some good chocolate in there. The cocoa we get in this country doesn't count. Just saying.

True but it is very difficult for me to say no to any sweet things.
 
And if you haven't tried this yet, freeze the brownies (individually wrapped), and grab one when you want it (eat straight from the freezer). It's somehow better.
Also takes away the excuse of having to eat the whole pan of brownies before too much time passes :o
 
It shouldn't be called a brownie unless there's some good chocolate in there. The cocoa we get in this country doesn't count. Just saying.

Where are we to import good quality Cocoa from, perhaps Ethiopia? You offering us your services as a dealer ? ^^

I told the wife she must simply share her recipe my Bokkies! There is no better Brownie Recipe! ;)

EASY DELICIOUS CHOCOLATE FUDGE BROWNIES

1 1/2 Cups Margerine Melted in a pot on your stove
Take off Heat
Add 3 Cups Sugar
Add 6 Tblspoons Cocoa
Add 6 eggs
Add 2 tsp Vanilla
MIX WELL
Add 2 1/4 Cups Flour
Only mix flour till JUST combined.

Transfer to a rectangular dish.

Put in oven 180. Plus minus 20-30 minutes
Note: If using a Glass Dish, time will be longer, If using a Aluminum roaster pan, time will be aorund the 20-30 minute mark.

This is sooo good with Vanilla Icecream. :-)

Nice! I was hoping for a recipy that included flour
Mine is the kind you would buy at Supermarket check out points, individually wrapped in plastic.

I'm looking for a brownie recipy that would rival those found at restaurants (Wimpy, Spur etc.)
 
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