I think my favorite flavor combination is probably cookies and cream. Whether it's ice cream or these cupcakes I did today, nothing can really beat it. Plus, there's so many different possibilities of flavors depending on what cookie you use! Today I used chocolate cream filled chocolate cookies. Yummy! Again, these cupcakes seem gourmet but take very little effort.
Cookies and Cream Cupcakes
1 box white cake mix (any eggs/water/oil called for on the box)
1 package Oreos of your choice (I used chocolate cream)
See how easy that sounds?!
Mix the cake mix as called for on the box. Preheat your oven according to the instructions on your cake mix. Line 24 cupcake tins with paper liners and place one Oreo cookie in the bottom of each liner.
Crumble the remaining Oreos from the package (I always have six left, no snacking!) into the cupcake batter. Spoon about 2T of batter into each liner on top of the whole Oreo.
Bake for about 20-22 minutes. This is longer than I normally go for, but the cupcake liners are more full with the Oreo in the bottom, and will take longer this way.
Let them cool completely and frost with your choice of white or chocolate buttercream, or even cream cheese frosting.
I didn't have extra cookies for a garnish, but if you save a couple you can crush them into crumbs and sprinkle the crumbs on top of the frosting.
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Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
...'Cause They're Oh So Easy
I have fallen in love. Again. This time with a delicious baked treat. I would make this every single week if I didn't care about eating the whole pan by myself, every single week. And you know what? I would never get bored of this because there are so many different possible combinations. What is this treat, you ask? I call it 3-Way Brownies. (There's a much more R-rated name to it too, but since this is a PG blog, I'll keep that name to myself). The part I love best about these brownies is that they're quick and easy (a hint at the R-rated name *wink*wink*) Don't believe me? Check out the ingredients:
Base
1 roll pre-made chocolate chip cookie dough (get the big one)
Middle
1 package cream filled chocolate cookies (I used Oreos)
Top
1 9x13 family size brownie mix (and the eggs/oil/water called for in the mix)
See? Told you it was easy. Perfect for those last minute bake sales and pot lucks that your loved ones swore they told you about a month ago.
Go ahead and pre-heat the oven to 350. Grab a 9x13 baking pan and spray it down with non-stick spray (yes, even if it's a non-stick pan). Cut open the cookie dough roll. Gosh, see how easy this is?! Smoosh the cookie dough into the pan, making sure you get it to all the corners. Its going to be a little thin and nearly impossible to get perfectly flat, that's ok.
Next, rip open the package of cookies. At this point you can either A.) place the cookies in whole, just in rows, or B.) crush them up and spread them over the cookie dough. I've tried both, they're equally as delicious. The crushed cookies take an extra step though. I find using a plastic gallon sized zip top bag and a rolling pin is probably the easiest way to crush cookies. Gets the most stress out, too.
In a separate bowl mix up the brownie mix with whatever eggs/oil/water it calls for. (You grabbed the 9x13 family size box, right?) Pour the brownie mix over the chocolate cookies. Hey, look at that! It's ready for the oven!
Bake for 35-40 minutes. I know, it sounds like an un-godly amount of time in the oven, but you're really baking three treats at once. Before you pull it out, do the toothpick test. If the brownie batter is still gooey, pop it back in for another 5 minutes.
Normally at this point I would caution you to wait until everything is cooled. Not this time. Before anyone else knows that the 3-Way Brownies are done, grab your fork and dig in! If you have a little more self-restraint and DO actually let them cool, heat them up a little in the microwave before eating. They're heavenly when they're warm. Add some vanilla ice cream or a glass of milk and they're down right sinful.
*Variations
~Use a homemade cookie dough/brownie mix
~Try different flavor combinations, like chocolate cookie dough and crushed peanut butter sandwich cookies
~Use blondie brownies on top
*Disclaimer* I am not at fault for any resulting addictions from this recipe
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Base
1 roll pre-made chocolate chip cookie dough (get the big one)
Middle
1 package cream filled chocolate cookies (I used Oreos)
Top
1 9x13 family size brownie mix (and the eggs/oil/water called for in the mix)
See? Told you it was easy. Perfect for those last minute bake sales and pot lucks that your loved ones swore they told you about a month ago.
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| Cookie Base (I know it's an 8x8 pan) |
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| Crushed cookie layer (still an 8x8 pan, yes) |
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| And the brownie layer. Mmmm...chocolate |
Bake for 35-40 minutes. I know, it sounds like an un-godly amount of time in the oven, but you're really baking three treats at once. Before you pull it out, do the toothpick test. If the brownie batter is still gooey, pop it back in for another 5 minutes.
Normally at this point I would caution you to wait until everything is cooled. Not this time. Before anyone else knows that the 3-Way Brownies are done, grab your fork and dig in! If you have a little more self-restraint and DO actually let them cool, heat them up a little in the microwave before eating. They're heavenly when they're warm. Add some vanilla ice cream or a glass of milk and they're down right sinful.
*Variations
~Use a homemade cookie dough/brownie mix
~Try different flavor combinations, like chocolate cookie dough and crushed peanut butter sandwich cookies
~Use blondie brownies on top
*Disclaimer* I am not at fault for any resulting addictions from this recipe
Make sure to check us out on Facebook! Little Bear's Cupcakery on Facebook
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