How to Make your Own Brownie Mix - A great idea for busy people or make-up for gift packages with a baking pan and whisk! Be creative!
Here's a terrific Idea for you all! How to Make your Own Brownie Mix. This is easy and convenient and great if you wanted to make up a few bags to store or give away to your children / grandchildren, if they're just starting off living away from home. You can use ziplock bags or air tight jars. It's also much nicer than store bought box mixes!
In the photo, you will see I've made up the dry ingredients in the jar, and then simply printed the recipe and rolled it in to a tube, and added a couple of bars of chocolate. It certainly makes a nice gift and you can personalise it how you like!
You can simply print out the recipe below on some nice coloured paper and roll it up and tie with a piece of string.
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How to Make your Own Brownie Mix
How to Make your Own Brownie Mix - A great idea for busy people or make up for gift packages with a bake pan and whisk! Be creative!
Ingredients
For the bag or jar:
- 1 ½ Cups or 325 g Sugar
- 1 Cup or 125 g All Purpose Flour
- 2 Tablespoons Cocoa Powder
- Pinch of Salt
At Baking Time Add:
- ⅔ Cup or 100 g Chocolate, melted
- ½ Cup or 100 g Butter, melted
- 3 Eggs
- 1 Teaspoon Vanilla Extract
Instructions
- Simply add the 'Bag or jar' ingredients to a zip lock or air tight container, and don't forget to write on the bag what it is!
- When it is time for baking, in one bowl, add the chocolate, eggs, butter and vanilla and whisk until all combined.
- Then mix in the bag of dry ingredients with the wet ingredients, and bake at 325 F or 175 C for 30 - 40 minutes in an 8 x 8 Baking Pan.
- Check if done by poking a skewer in the centre and make sure it comes out clean. Every oven will vary with cook times.
Notes
You can also add 1 cup of roughly chopped walnuts to the recipe and add just before you stir in the flour
Nutrition Information:
Yield: 16 Serving Size: 1Amount Per Serving: Calories: 202Total Fat: 8gSaturated Fat: 5gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 3gCholesterol: 50mgSodium: 67mgCarbohydrates: 30gFiber: 1gSugar: 24gProtein: 3g
Nutrition information isn’t always accurate
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'Oh So Good Brownies'..seriously, I have NEVER EVER tasted brownies like these before! They are awesome!
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White Chocolate and Pecan Cranberry Brownies (Blondies). Deliciously gooey and decadent white chocolate brownies with pecan nuts and cranberries for a festive twist. Crispy outer layer, dense and fudge inside, just as a brownie should be.
Clara Duenes
says:Can I double the recipe to make a 9×13 pan of brownie ?
Lovefoodies
says:Hi Clara, yes of course. We also have another recipe, which you can double for the pan size you want, and it has photos of the finished bake so you might like to try that one. It’s very popular! It does have walnuts in but you can most certainly leave those out if you wish. The other recipe is here https://lovefoodies.com/oh-so-good-brownies.html
Petronela Padja
says:I’m considering myself as an very new beginner of cooking practice and among all the recipes here, this is the easiest one I think. thanks for posting it.
question: for the baking time ingredient, should I mix it with a very high speed mixer then pour to bag ingredients? or lightly whisk it? or can I use a spoon to mix it??
lovefoodies
says:Hi Petronela,
You can simply use an electric whisk to first mix the wet ingredients until combined, then add the dry ingredients and combine. You can use low to medium speed to do this.
I hope this helps!
I will add that to the recipe in case anyone else needs the tip too!
Thank you and enjoy the brownies :)
Ruth Cobb
says:Why not add some chocolate chunks or chips. What about a separate baggie of chopped up nuts, for those who like nuts?
lovefoodies
says:You could certainly add whatever you liked Ruth. The sky’s the limit!