This were SO easy to make it's almost {almost, but not really} embarrassing!
Mix up your favorite brownie mix and bake in a mini muffin pan. When they're done, let cool for 2 minutes and then press down the centers. Continue to let them cool until they are ready to be removed from the pan.
Fill each center with a little caramel {I may add just a tad more next time.}
Pipe on the yummy frosting. This is so light and yet so flavorful.
I made these for an *After the Parade Party* at our friends home on Sunday so I used cute shamrock wrappers in keeping with the festivities. Our town had their parade a week after St. Patrick's Day this year due to all the other events in neighboring towns.
Today I packaged up a few for friends. These certainly made a hectic chaotic Monday a little more bearable :) Let's be honest, chocolate makes any day of the week better! Just in case you needed another peek at the chocolate goodness!
*I'm planning to make these for Easter with the addition of mini Cadbury eggs perched on top to create a little nest.
Milky Way Brownie Cups
Brownie mix
1/2 cup caramel topping
8oz container whipped topping
2cups chocolate chips
Mix and bake brownies according to directions on the box.
Let them cool for 1-2 minutes and then gently press down centers. I used the bottom of a large whisk. Continue to let them cool until they are easily removed from pan.
Melt chocolate chips in the microwave. I start off with 45 seconds and continue from there until they are melted.
Add chocolate and whipped topping to mixer and whisk on high until blended and smooth.
Spoon 3/4 tsp of caramel into each cup.
Pipe frosting on top of each cup
Enjoy!
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16 comments:
Hi Jo,
The chocolate treats look delightful and yes, would make a Monday so much better.
Thanks for sharing and will keep this in mind next time I want to make make something indulgent.
Happy week
Hugs
Carolyn
Oh my goodness... do these look good! I'm off the sweets but I know a few people who would love them! Thanks so much for the recipe! :)
XO.
Jane
Look cute AND delicious! Thanks for the recipe. I love little treats like these.
Been missing you Jo!! These look amazing! I want to do carrot cake with cream cheese frosting for Easter :-)
These look WONDERFUL! I am going to make these for my grandkids! I love them...even though I am not going to eat them!;>) xo Diana
Wow! Those sound delicious! And they are so pretty. Chocolate makes the world go around!
Oh my goodness, those look delicious! They sound pretty easy to make, too! Thanks for sharing!
Mmmmmmm! They look so yummy!
You know...I could make you ribbon with alternating bees and fleurs ;o) www.Royal-Ribbons.com
I want a few right now. Yum! Thank you for sharing Jo. I'm pinning this one.
These look absolutely delish! I will have to try these...can't wait to see what you will do with the sprouted egg idea for Easter!
Jo, You add a few nuts and you've got a turtle brownie! yummers.....
Like the idea of popping them in a cupcake pan. Who wouldn't luv them?
hugs, Sue
Sounds delicious and I always love your packaging. So cute those 2 little cupcakes sitting there together.:)
Wow, those look amazing! And you always wrap things so beautifully.
Thanks for the note awhile back, always happy to hear from you.:)
Hope you are enjoying
Spring!
xo
oh my word!!! i should divert my eyes b/c these are dangerous. i hope you had a lovely easter, jo!! i've eaten my share of chocolate and sweets today but somehow now i'm craving one of these in the most ridiculous way!! hope all is well with you!
xo, tessa
oh my word!!! i should divert my eyes b/c these are dangerous. i hope you had a lovely easter, jo!! i've eaten my share of chocolate and sweets today but somehow now i'm craving one of these in the most ridiculous way!! hope all is well with you!
xo, tessa
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