Cool, huh? Chocolate brownies cooked in a waffle iron. How hard could it be?
Apparently harder than it looks! Oh well, once served up with ice cream, chocolate sauce, sprinkles and marshmallows it was apparent that how it looked was no longer a concern.
I have since been given this advice on IG. 1. Spray the crap out of the waffle iron with Pam or some such spray oil. 2. Use handmade mix not from a box, which is typical because this was the first time I had used a store bought mix in about a decade.
I have also had it suggested that chocolate chip cookies and cinnamon rolls are really good cooked this way. Seriously?! I need to get back to practicing because now I want to try cooking everything in the waffle iron. Everything!
Susan
i want chocolate NOW.
ReplyDeleteNow I want a waffle iron.
ReplyDeleteI've seen hash browns done in a waffle iron too... haven't tried it
ReplyDeleteI think you should add this to the Pinterest fails blog. I've often wondered if this works and almost tried it myself recently with boxed brownies. Cant believe not from scratch mix makes that much of a difference.
ReplyDeleteI can imagine though , that this tasted delectable with the accompaniments you mentioned...
This is not a good visual for my diet plan but I must try this.
ReplyDeleteOh noes!
ReplyDeleteI think Pam might object! :) Good job I'm eating breakfast or I'd be straight to the shops for chocolate!
ReplyDeleteI bet it was lovely with ice cream, though!
ReplyDeleteP.S. Who's Pam?!
It's so intriguing
ReplyDeletelol, saw this on instagram the other day but hadn't seen the Pinterest inspiration pic. This is priceless :)
ReplyDeleteNo one would have known how many crumbs I "tasted".....
ReplyDelete:-)
I now want to make cinnamon rolls in a waffle iron but cannot believe they will turn out ok - which is making me want to try even more (I confess to my weirdness now)
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