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PEPPERMINT BROWNIES WITH PEANUT BUTTER HOW TO

So stay close to the oven and keep an eye on things.

It's also really important to remember that all ovens bake differently.

When the top of the brownies are set and the edges start to pull away from the pan, that's also a good indication that your brownies are done.

But they'll still taste delicious! They just may have a bit of a drier texture.

If you stick a toothpick in the center and it comes out clean, your brownies are over baked.If you stick a toothpick in the center and it comes out with several moist crumbs, they're done and need to get out of the oven ASAP.If you stick a toothpick in the center of the pan and it comes out with goopy batter, that tells you the brownies are not done.While you can't use the traditional "clean toothpick" trick that you can with cakes, you can still use a toothpick to help you decide when to pull them from the oven.And since you're leaving them in the pan to cool, they'll continue to bake for quite a while. They will continue to bake in the pan even after they have been removed from the oven.I always err on the side of caution and pull them from the oven before I think they're done. The line between under baked and over baked is a thin one when it comes to these peppermint brownies (and really any brownies in fact).

PEPPERMINT BROWNIES WITH PEANUT BUTTER HOW TO

Let cool for an hour, then slice and serve! How to know when brownies are done: Sprinkle brownies with crushed candy canes.īake for 20-25 minutes or until the edges start to pull away from pan and the center is set. Pour batter into a lined 8×8 baking dish. Stir in eggs, coffee and peppermint extract until combined.įold them into the batter until just combined. Just an FYI, the best brownies ALWAYS start with butter and sugar. You'll start by melting a whole stick of butter, then combining it with a big scoop of sugar.

They have JUST the right amount of peppermint flavor! Peppermint extract and crushed candy canes combine to give these brownies the perfect hint of peppermint - so as not to outshine the rich, chocolate flavor!.

No mixer required - just good old fashioned stirring!

There's no fancy kitchen gadgets or cooking skills required to make them! One bowl, one spoon, one square pan.

Seriously, the hardest part of making these brownies is letting them cool. They come together quickly - and in JUST ONE BOWL I might add.

They're quick and easy! You can have these brownies mixed and in the oven in less than 10 minutes.

That’s why I say it really comes down to personal opinion.Easy Peppermint Brownies Why you're going to love these peppermint brownies: Your brownies are also more difficult to remove cleanly from a glass pan.Īs you can see, each method has its own benefits and disadvantages. However, once the glass pan is removed from the oven, it cools very slowly, therefore increasing the risk of overbaking the brownies while they cool in the pan. It also distributes heat evenly therefore giving the brownies a nice, even bake. Once the glassware is hot, it gets even hotter, staying at an extremely high temperature, resulting in a faster cooking time. A glass pan will heat up gradually, helping to eliminate the risk of over baking the brownies. However, because a metal pan heats up quickly, you run the risk of overcooking the brownies if you are not careful.īaking brownies in a glass pan also has its benefits.

A metal pan also makes it a lot easier to remove the brownies once baked. Plus, the brownies tend to have chewier, fudgier edges when I bake them in a metal pan versus a glass pan. Especially for recipes that have a shorter baking time. A metal pan works well for heat conduction and browning.