I hate it when my ideas don’t work. Mr. Star Wars had his 10th birthday yesterday, and he wanted brownies with ice cream on top for his birthday dessert. This was just going to be a family dinner and celebration since we celebrated his birthday with a few friends before school started, but I still did not think that a plain old pan brownie was birthday-y enough, so I hunted down an alternative.
I had seen an idea on Pinterest for brownie cups. They seemed easy enough and upon closer inspection, they even used a boxed brownie mix, which I thought would translate into minimal time and effort.
Here is what Dreyer’s Ice Cream told me I could make:
Here is what I actually made:
Ingredients
Directions
Thankfully, broken brownie cups taste just as good as perfect brownie cups. Anyone else want to give this one a try and report back? Is it my cupcake tins that are the problem?
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When I make cookies in muffin tins (Peanut Butter Cup Cookies), I bake the cookie dough in the tin, and when it comes out and the cookie is still hot and soft, I push a peanut butter cup in the middle. I was under the impression that for brownie cups like this, you'd bake brownie mix in the muffin tin, and when it came out of the oven and was still hot and mushy, you could gently press the secondary tin on top. I have no clue if that would actually work with brownies, but I've made cookie cups in similar fashion. Those look really delicious, though! Nom.
I think your suggestion would be a much better way to make the bowl shape. I may re-try this weekend using this method!