So simple my kids make them all the time, easy to have the ingredients on hand all the time, and just plain really good brownies.
THANKS JZ
Brownies
2 eggs
1 stick butter (4 oz)
2 oz unsweetened baking chocolate (2 squares)
1 cup sugar
3/4 cup all purpose flour
1 tsp vanilla
1 Tbsp powdered cocoa
4 oz kahlua liquor or 6 oz strong cold coffee
gently heat butter and baker's chocolate on the stovetop
beat eggs
add small amount of butter/chocolate to egg and stir to temper then add the rest then stir
add sugar, flour, vanilla, cocoa, and liquor or coffee - stir to combine
bake in 8X8" glass pan, preheated 350 degree oven ~17 minutes - more or less depending on your preference for chewy vs. more well done brownies
All the other people with the good stuff...
Mmmmm, brownies! Always a good choice!
ReplyDeleteaisha
Oooo, looks yummy!
ReplyDeleteAnd I ALWAYS have cold coffee on hand! ;-)
Thanks for playing again, oh fellow Founding Baker!
J.
Oh I bet that Kahlua really kicks it up! I will have to try these!
ReplyDeleteMmmmm you can't beat a good brownie. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteLove,
Ronnie
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Yumm. I love that they have coffee in them!
ReplyDeleteOMG! Kahlua in brownies! How come I never thought of that?
ReplyDeleteYum!
-H
I am taking this recipe!!
ReplyDeletesounds so yummy my mouth is watery!!
Little people of my household were just asking for brownies...can't wait to try a new recipe. Glad to have found your blog as well. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteWow...these sounds fabulous! If someone had told me kids would make brownies, I might have had some! Thanks for sharing! Happy Holidays! -Sassy
ReplyDeleteCan't beat the basics. ANd bonus: Chocolate!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea- Kahlua in Brownies! Coffee always enhances chocolate's flavor. I had a friend who made Chambord Brownies- awesome. Never got the recipe. Maybe that would work here too.
ReplyDeleteThanks GG and Happy Holidaze! :-) Elysia
Thank you everyone - i seem to be metaphorically out of town for the cookie exchange this year. I will make my way around eventually.
ReplyDeleteWho doesn't like a good brownie? And adding the Kahlua is a great idea!
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