Since yesterday’s recipe went so poorly (I’m not even going to link to it, that’s how bad it was), I was really wanting to create (yes, create) some yummy tasty goodness for me the family to enjoy.
After having a wonderful coffee date with my friend, Laura, I went to Wallyworld (Wal-Mart) to pick up some necessary ingredients.
I stood there in the baking aisle surveying all of the delicious morsels.
Of course, today’s baked good had to include chocolate in part to make up for yesterday.
And those toffee chips I spotted.
And then I remembered the caramel topping sitting in the fridge.
Yeee Ha!!!
I was so excited about the prospect of what was going to come out of the oven that I think there was a little skip in my step as I left the check out.
Ok, I’m kidding. I wasn’t skipping.
I can’t remember the last time I skipped, actually.
I’ll put that on tomorrow’s to-do list.
I think we should all do that, just a little bit.
You don’t have to skip a long way, just a few steps.
Who cares if anybody’s watching you. They’ll probably be envious of you and think, “Wow, that takes guts to just skip and not care who’s watching”.
You might just bring a smile to someone’s face and make their day!
Ever think of that.
Your skipping could change someone’s day around. Who knows, maybe it will make them want to skip and it will have a domino effect.
IMAGINE!!!!!
We could start a skipping craze on July 26, 2011.
I dare you!
Take that first step!!
I’ll start.
You’ll feel like a kid again.
Preheat the oven to 300F.
In a sauce pan over low heat, melt the chocolate with the butter, stirring to blend.
Remove from the heat and allow to come to room temperature.
Stir in the sugar, egg, salt, flour, and vanilla.
Mix until thoroughly combined.
Mix in the chocolate chips.
Taste the toffee chips to make sure they won’t poison anyone. You need to make sure.
Trust me on this one.
Aw, what the heck?! Add the whole bag!! There’s only 1 1/3 cups in there anyway. A little bit more isn’t going to hurt!
Mix them in well.
Transfer dough blob to prepared baking pan.
Look, a big Y for YES, chocolate, sugar and toffee chips!!
That wasn’t intentional.
Really it wasn’t.
With a rubber spatula, spread brownie batter in pan so that it reaches the edges.
Drizzle caramel sauce over top of batter.
I used a knife to blend it into the batter, but it was so full of toffee and chocolate chips (heehee) that it was really kind of hard to move the knife through, so I just ended up spreading it with the aforementioned spatula.
Bake for 45-50 minutes.
Let cool in pan for 5 minutes, then remove brownies by lifting parchment paper. Transfer to wire rack and allow to cool completely.
Comments & Reviews
Maris(In Good Taste) says
I really admire your honesty as we all experience baking mishaps! I will say that these look good and I bet they taste good too!
Lizzy says
I wouldn’t call these a disaster! How could they be with caramel sauce, Heath Bar chunks AND chocolate??? I’d hide any imperfections with a scoop of vanilla ice cream and some fudge sauce…and then lapse into a coma after licking my plate clean!! Fabulous idea, Lynne!
Lizzy says
PS…LOVE your rating system!
The Harried Cook says
๐ Your post made me laugh! I am sorry you had two disasters in a row, but anything with chocolate and caramel can’t be ALL bad right? ๐ I’m sure it will still get eaten… ๐ Thanks for making me laugh today! I’m off to skip now…
Lisa~~ says
You’re a better blogger than I as I bin my failures, the food and the pictures. Thanks for sharing, it’s nice knowing that I’m not the only one who has what sounds like delicious recipes go really bad.
Lisa~~
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