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[Chocobo]

http://www.instructables.com/id/Mug_Brownie/

 

just found and made this. very tasty- only took one minute 10 to cook

 

 

Sorry to introduce another quick recipe...

 

just click on next step to see how to make it.

 

Gina.x

[Lesley]

Mmmmm - that sounds nice.......I'll copy the recipe here....

 

"By now I'm sure everyone and their grandmother has seen the Dizzy Dee microwave chocolate cake in a mug. However, whenever I've made it, I've found it to be somewhat gelatinous and, quite frankly, not really chocolatey. In its stead, here's a brownie recipe that I've been using for a while and with which I've gotten MUCH better result. Note: This really is more for those of you who prefer "fudgey" brownies to "cakey" ones.

 

Chocolate Mug Brownie

 

Ingredients:

4 Tablespoons Flour

4 Tablespoons Sugar

2 Tablespoons Cocoa powder

2 Tablepsoons Vegetable Oil

2 Tablespoons Water

Dash of salt

Mug

Microwave

 

step 1Mixing

Add the sugar, flour, cocoa, and salt to the mug and mix. Then add the oil and water and mix the dry and wet ingredients together. Be sure to be thorough, there's a tendency for clumps of the dry ingredients to form

 

step 2Microwaving

Microwave on high for roughly a minute. You may have to microwave it longer or shorter, depending on your microwave, but the brownie should still be wet in the center when done

 

Leave to cool slightly........"

[Egluntyne]

Isn't this the same as Omletina Kyckling's Five minute Chocolate cake **here**

[Chocobo]

no, its a lot more like a brownie- less cakey texture, more fudgey.

[Lesley]

Isn't this the same as Omletina Kyckling's Five minute Chocolate cake **here**

 

Egluntine! - I posted the recipe so we could all see the bit where it says it's more fudgey and chocolatey

 

I'm off to make one - to cheer my day up!

[Egluntyne]

I might join you!

[Chicken Licken]

In the microwave as we speak.....I have no resistance to these recipes on a friday night (or any other for that matter!) - Hope it tastes yummy

[Chicken Licken]

oooh - yummy - think I like it more than the mug cake - I may try it with some pecan nuts or walnuts in - I reckon it would make some really nice cakes in muffin cases - may try it as a treat for some of the other teachers at school on monday.

[Chook n Boo Mum]

Don't let my DD see this, she'll be wanting to make one.....or two!!

 

(Absent-mindedly leaves the page on the screen whilst calling..... "Kit, I'm off the computer now darling!" )

[..lay a little egg for me]

What? No eggs in this recipe! Can this be allowed?

[The Dogmother]

Ahhh, so this is the one that you were telling me about! I wil get Rosie to trial it.. she loves brownies.

[Lesley]

I put it into two mugs yesterday and cooked for 1 minute. I've been using plain flour and forgetting to add any BP - it would probably make 4 Brownies if I did

[Lesley]

Bumped! - for Carrie.

[Mutrix Farmers]

How did I miss this first time round? Sounds like a fab pudding idea.

[BeckyBoo]

Got very discerning guests for tea, having been given the 5 minute mug cake last time I have opted to try this tonight. (it's in the microwave whilst I type)

 

It was a very thick mixture, and in fact having just checked after a minute and a half it's not done.

Looks pretty good though, I'll let you know the guests opinion (I'll have to type it for her, she's only 7!)

 

 

Edited to say, guest has come for another dollop of ice cream on hers and there is not much cake left in her cup , smallest boy is concentrating hard on his and middle daughter has hers in two seperate bowls, ice cream for one, cake in Barbie cup.

(scuse me talking with my mouthful, but small boy wanted his in a bowl so there was a little left in his mug, Mmmmmm, not at all bad! ) Took a minute 45 in my microwave, just writing out the recipe for my puter less friend who will be over to collect her daughter in an hour, I'm under instruction from my dinner guest you understand!

[clootie]

[Lewis]

I thought it was good, maybe better than the mug cake

 

I cooked it in the microwave of full for 1.30 mins, and when it came out there was a lot of oil on the tip, so I got that off with kitchen roll, so I'll use less oil next time.

[carrie]

needed chocolate, remembered about this recipe. But is it supposed to rise it was all gooey at the bottom.

Absolutely delicious though

[BarbaraJ]

First time i tried a mug cake, didn't fancy the egg one as people said it was dry and i don't like custard and not really keen on cream. Well i used SR and cooked for 1 min. Think it could be done in 50sec as not runny in middle but WOW!!!! delish

[Lewis]

I forgot these existed!

 

Be back in a bit

[Lesley]

LEWIS!!!!! - now look what you've done!!!!!!!!!!!

 

I've only got time to type because mine is cooling down.........

[Chook n Boo Mum]

If I hadn't been feeling borderline migraine-y all week due to chocolate overindulgence I would be joining you......have a smackerel for me please

 

Sha x

[Lesley]

I did - and now I feel sick

[Chook n Boo Mum]

Oh no I didn't mean for you to feel yukky too, sorry

 

Sha x

[Lewis]

LEWIS!!!!! - now look what you've done!!!!!!!!!!!

 

I've only got time to type because mine is cooling down.........

 

I forgot yesterday to only put one spoon of oil in, because otherwise it had oil on the top once cooked - I used kitchen roll to get rid of it in the end, and it was good