So I was trying to make these today http://media-cdn.pinterest.com/upload/83809243035236705_o9Phvtw3_c.jpg I found a brownie recipe and followed the directions to the letter. When I went to take the brownie out of the pan I discovered it was still uncooked so I whacked it back in to the oven but it is in no shape to make the xmas hats with. My question is.What can I do with the brownie! I thought about getting some vanilla ice cream and mixing bits of it through the ice cream. Any other ideas!
charlieb2,
Dec 17, 11:25pm
use it for a trifle instead of sponge!
puggy13,
Dec 17, 11:28pm
someone else is making trifle :(
chooky,
Dec 17, 11:33pm
They are lovely, would love that recipe. Thanks.
charlieb2,
Dec 17, 11:48pm
I wonder if you could use it to make something like Jamie oliver made on his Christmas show last night.I'm sure I saw someone post a recipe from there earlier. I'll see if I can find it.He used panacotta I think. someone with a little more expertise might be able to say if you could use brownie. hang on I'll see if I can find the link
charlieb2,
Dec 17, 11:49pm
Here it is. wonder if you could figure out a way to do this sort of thing!
There wasnt a recipe attached to the pic so I just used the first one I found when I did a google search (that could have been my mistake) I think a moist choc cake recipe would be better that way it wont sink and you can test it to see if its cooked easier
elliehen,
Dec 18, 12:25am
Brownies are supposed to be fudgy in the middle, but because they sink in the middle and are higher at the edges, I think it would be quite hard to make neat cut-out hats.
dancewest,
Dec 18, 1:07am
Im making those. But simple cupcakes (choc now I have figured out what went wrong last time with mine) and taking them out of the cases which gives them that shape. I never even thought of brownie to do them with
kinna54,
Dec 18, 1:17am
Oh those look so cool. Just a thought as I haven't made these before but what about using an eggless choc cake recipe. I have a lovely one that I use for gateaus, it is moist but firm. reckon that could work.wouldn't have a fudgy centre tho. See how I go for time and how the old hands hold up.may give it a go!
elliehen,
Dec 18, 1:40am
Cupcakes is a good idea.Hats made in mini-muffin pans would end up a good size and you'd get lots more.
Use a cookie cutter or cut shapes out of the brownie and stack them glueing them together with dark chocolate ganache, pour over some melted white chocolate and pop a ribbon and some mint leaves on top, OR cut different size squares and make mini Xmas trees, as above and stick a jaffa silver balls and hundreds and thousands on it - voila!
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