I'm baking for an upcoming bake sale and I thought I would share the recipe for the most amazing bake sale goodie ever.
Triple Hit Brownies
1 boxed brownie mix (9x13 size)
and all the ingredients to whip that up... I use the extra egg version, but that is me, I like a more cake-y brownie.
Follow the directions on the box and bake the brownie mix up in a 9x 13. About 2 minutes before it is finished cover the brownies with a bag (10.5 ounce) of mini marshmallows. Return to the oven for those last few minutes. Allow to cool completely.
After your brownies are cool mix the following ingredients over low heat:
1 and 1/3 cup chocolate chips
1 cup peanut butter
3 tablespoons butter
When the mixture is smooth remove from the heat and stir in 2 cups crisped rice cereal. Spread or glop the mixture over the marshmallow layer. Allow to set. (I put mine in the fridge.) Cut only after the bars are cold or you will have a mess on your hands. A delicious mess, but a mess!
Go ahead. Say it. Goddess. Goddess. Goddess!
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Oh, how I salivate. That sounds absolutely yummy. Thanks for sharing!
These look so yummy!
and you are so good to treat your teachers on Teacher Appreciation Day. Even though I homeschool I have the greatest respect for teachers!
Sounds yummy! I might just have to try that. I am an expert at making "plain" brownies so these sound like a nice added touch.
That sounds really yummy! Too bad no one here likes marshmallows - the last thing I need is to eat a whole pan of brownies myself!
Oh yumm!!!
Yummy! Looks like I will be cooking this week.
Yummy! Looks like I will be cooking this week.
mmmmm...I make something similar to this...but I like the peanut butter twist of your version:-) I bake the brownies. Then, I take a jar of marshmallow cream...microwave it for a bit...then pour/spread it over the top of hot brownies...then I take a can of chocolate/fudgey icing...microwave it, pour and spread over...yummo:-)
Oh yummy!
And Nikki's version sounds good too, decisions, decisions!
Wow! That sounds awesome!
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