Once you have sunk your teeth into one, you will be hard pressed not to want to immediately sink your teeth into another one. In fact . . . I would be most surprised if you were found to be sneaking down to the kitchen in the middle of the night . . . just for another little smidgen. I used bakers chocolate squares and they turned out great. They are so easy to make, just watch out, it's hard to stop eating them! Baking notes: It may seem that there is too much batter for the 8-inch square pan, and the brownies may seem underbaked when taken out of the oven. As they cool, though, they transform into cubes of fudgy deliciousness. If you are a cake brownie lover, they will be downright disturbing. Also, the original recipe called for margarine, but butter is so much better here. Sugar- White sugar is best, although another granulated sugar, like cane sugar, should also work well.

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Make the oatmeal cookie dough: Cream butter and sugar in a stand mixer until fluffy (I like to mix for about 2 minutes until it is really fluffy and changes texture and color). Beat in the eggs until well mixed. Add in the vanilla. Gradually add in the flour, baking soda and salt. Lastly stir in the oats. I have to say, these are the perfect brownies for summertime–I will be freezing some, and when we go birdwatching, I can throw a few into a brown bag along with some sandwiches and fruit, and have an easy picnic. Or, they can be served with cut-up watermelon or bing cherries for a nice summer dessert. Here is the recipe. Fudgie-Wudgies Recipe is from “The 55 Best Brownies in the World.” Brownie chunks and crumbles- Make your own brownies! Whip up a batch of my Triple Chocolate Gourmet Browniesahead of time, crumble them up, and toss them into the ice cream as it’s churning. You can even keep the crumbles of homemade brownies in the freezer when you don’t have time to make a fresh batch. Or, grab some store-bought brownies at the store to make things extra easy! These are ok, they are very easy to make. My mum loved them but I thought they were too sweet and rather boring.Suddenly, robins are everywhere, and I have been taking many photos. Here is a lovely robin in the redbud tree. Robin glamour photo. Robin not-so-glamorous photo, but still adorable. Great for kids. My mom made this recipe, without the peanut butter. I like it with. My husband, however, things the oats taste like coconut, which he hates. I hate to do this to you but I must. This is one of those types of recipes that you are going to wish you had never seen . . . well, if you are a chocoholic at any rate. These babies are GORGEOUSLY rich, decadent and totally fudgy wudgy chocolatey! They are rich and delicious served slightly warm with a nice cold glass of milk. Did I tell you these were moreish? Well, they are . . . Make the fudgy middle: Preheat the oven to 350 F. In a microwave safe bowl, melt chocolate chips, milk, butter and sugar together in the microwave for one minute. Stir and if needed cook for another minute. Add vanilla and stir. Set aside.

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Definately will make them again. I used cocoa because we never have chocolate in my house and they were just gorgeous.

For someone who is not particularly fond of peanut butter, these were surprisingly good! And they are sooo easy to make. They are stogged to the hilt with chocolate . . . melted chocolate, milk chocolate chunks, semi sweet chocolate chips . . . and walnuts. You only need 7 simple ingredients to put this homemade ice cream together that you can find at your local grocery stores. They are: This way, the fudgy brownies and fudge swirl aren’t overwhelmed by any additional chocolate or heavy eggs. Rather, they shine through in every bite of the rich chocolate ice cream. Whole milk- No substitutions here. The fat in whole milk always produces a lavish and indulgent homemade ice cream.