If decades had flavors, the 1980's would taste like these marshmallow brownies. They were at every picnic, party and family gathering of my childhood. I ate (and stole) as many as I could every time Mom made a batch. The flavors are simple and the texture is really really chewy. They are not sophisticated by any means, but I love them none the less. Besides, how often do you get to use a jelly roll pan to bake brownies? Seize the chance!
Mom’s
Brownies
2 cubes
butter (room temperature)
2 cups sugar
1/3 cup
cocoa
11/2 cup
flour
1 tsp
vanilla
4 eggs
Marshmallows
(enough to spread on top)
Icing:
¼ cup melted
butter
2 Tbsp cocoa
2 Tbsp milk
½ tsp
vanilla
11/2 cups
powdered sugar
Dash of salt
Combine butter, sugar, cocoa, flour, vanilla and eggs in a
bowl until smooth. Pour batter on a greased jelly roll pan or cookie
sheet. Bake at 350⁰ for 25 minutes.
Remove brownies from oven and turn off the heat. Immediately layer marshmallows
on top and place in the still warm oven until the marshmallows begin to look
puffy (watch carefully so as not to overcook). Remove from the oven and spread
the marshmallows with a spatula until the brownies are evenly coated. Add icing
on top and refrigerate 30 minutes before serving.
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