| Sunday: | Tailgate time! | |
| Monday: | We discuss why we workout & I made Creamy No-Cream Pasta! | |
| Tuesday: | I taught you how to grocery shop & meal plan & made healthy Enchilada Pizzas. | |
| Wednesday: | I TWEETED WITH JILLIAN MICHAELS and shared the Easiest Crock Pot Recipe ever… | |
| Thursday: | Pie for Dinner…’nuff said  |
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| Friday: | Fun Fact Friday makes it’s debut! |
So you read about the only brownie pan you’ll ever need: The Edge Brownie Pan:
Now let me tell you know about the only brownie recipe you’ll ever need: The Wuollet Bakery Brownie Enormous!
It’s called the Brownie Enormous, because it’s ENORMOUSLY DELICIOUS! When I lived in Minneapolis right out of college, the Wuollet Bakery was just steps from my apartment. Funnily enough, I never went in, but I did make this recipe again and again – and fell more in love with it every time. Compliments of the bakery itself, here’s the recipe:
Brownie Enormous
In a glass mixing bowl, combine:
• 3/4 cups melted Butter
• 4 squares un-sweetened baking Chocolate*
Microwave Butter and Chocolate until melted (on high about 2 minutes)
Add:
• 2 cups Sugar, then mix
• 3 large Eggs, then mix
• 1 tsp. Vanilla
• 1 cup Flour, then mix
• 1 cup large Walnut pieces and chunks of premium-grade Bar Chocolate (Gently fold in – don’t over-mix)**
Stir Sugar into Chocolate until well blended – stir in Eggs and Vanilla, mix in Flour, stir in Nuts and Bar Chocolate. Pour into a 9×13 buttered baking dish and bake 30-35 minutes and 350° (325° in glass pan), until toothpick in center comes out with fudgy crumbs (do not over-bake).
SERVING SUGGESTION:
Place brownies on an appropriate serving dish. Zap briefly in the microwave oven. Remove. Bury each brownie with a generous scoop of premium vanilla ice cream, then ladle on fresh raspberries or another favorite fresh seasonal fruit.
ENORMOUSLY DELICIOUS!
*I always used the cocoa powder + oil swap instead of the baking chocolate squares. Directions for the conversion is on the side of the cocoa powder container.
**I always omit these
These brownies will change your life!
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wuollet bakery is the shit…excuse my language.
That is the best bakery in MSP, so glad you shared that recipe!
HOLY fudginess.
Copying and pasting this recipe NOW!
I have seen that pan before, what a great idea!!! They look so good and I am not even a huge brownie fan, except with vanilla icecream! =) Laura
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i totally saw that pan on tv i think! so awesome
the brownies look awesome and i think i need to whip up a batch asap!
What a delicious sounding, easy recipe… thanks for providing that bc I think a lot of people are afraid to bake from “scratch” and buy those boxed mixes (been there, done that, still do if I’m pinched for time :/) however they don’t realize how not-complicated it can be! And you know everything that went into the brownie too – even better. Have a great Friday!
What a small world. I totally went to elementary, middle and high school with some of the Wuollet kids! Best bakery around
Their cakes are amazing too, I’m totally going to them for my wedding cake!
I went to school with the Woullet kids too!!!
I suppose I could actually spell their last name correctly….
those are fabulous looking brownies!!
i need to get that pan..
mmm…i’m drooling
Just have to tell you that I just found your blog, and I think I’m in love! That brownie pan is genius!
Thanks for representing the midwest in such a fabulous way. {I’m a Kansas girl myself}
p.s. I’m having a little giveaway on my blog if you’d like to check it out!
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