Okay confession time.
I am a huge giant scaredy cat. These spooky brownies are pretty much as
spooky as I get at any given time.
As much as I love pumpkin spice. and cutesy Halloween stuff,
and dressing up, I pretty much loathe the rest of the season.
I tend to avoid the TV unless It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie
Brown is on or hubs is able to fast forward through commercials. I mean, I fast forward commercials anytime,
but this time of year? The commercials for
horror movie give me nightmares. Ugh!
More power to you if you love horror flicks, but I just can’t. Yikes.
Anyhow onward to some cutesy spooky brownies.
Okay wait, second confession.
I still haven’t found a homemade brownie recipe I like as well as the
boxed mixes. Seriously, they’re either
too dry or not chocolately enough. So if
you have a homemade version that rivals the boxed stuff, I’d love to hear about
it in the comments!
Anyway, these brownies are all about the toppings, because
more chocolate always makes everything better.
The end.
And also they’re kinda cute.
And not scary at all. Unless you’re
Spud who looked at the eyeballs and the red candy melts and thought that there
were dead things on the brownies. Then
it just gets weird. Imma stick with cutesy, ok?
Want more Halloween inpiration? Look no further!
- Caramel Apple Cereal Bars by Palatable Pastime
- Creepy Eyeball Martini by Culinary Adventures with Camilla
- Halloween Party Mix by Hezzi-D’s Books and Cooks
- Haunted Halloween Mini Cake by Making the Most of Naptime
- Mummy Cupcakes by Family Around The Table
- Mummy Dogs by A Day in the Life on the Farm
- Spider Web Cupcakes by Making Miracles
- Spooky Chocolate Bark Brownies by Amy’s Cooking Adventures
Spooky Chocolate
Bark Brownies
Adapted from How Sweet Eats
1 box brownie mix, prepared (or your favorite homemade
brownies)
1 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips.
¼ cup yellow candy melts
¼ cup red candy melts
2 tablespoons harvest colored M&Ms
2 tablespoons candy eyeballs
Halloween sprinkles
Bake brownies in an 8x8 square pan according to recipe
instructions.
Once the brownies are done, immediately sprinkle with
chocolate chips and place back in the oven for 1-2 minutes or until the
chocolate chips are melted.
Quickly smooth out the chocolate with a knife or offset
spatula to frost the brownies. Randomly
sprinkle the red and yellow candy melts around.
Return to oven for another 1-2 minutes or until the candy melts are
melted. Use the tip of a knife or
spatula to swirl the colored candy melts.
Immediately sprinkle the M&Ms, candy eyes, and sprinkles
over the melted chocolate.
Allow the brownies to cool completely before cutting.
Spooky Chocolate Bark Brownies
Spooky Chocolate Bark Brownies are your answer to easy #Halloween fun for the whole family
Ingredients
- 1, prepared Brownie Mix
- 1 cup semi sweet chocolate chips
- 1/4 cup yellow candy melts
- 1/4 cup red candy melts
- 2 tablespoons M&Ms
- 2 tablespoons candy eyeballs
- 1 tablespoon sprinkles
Instructions
Bake brownies in an 8x8 square pan according to recipe instructions.
Once the brownies are done, immediately sprinkle with chocolate chips and place back in the oven for 1-2 minutes or until the chocolate chips are melted.
Quickly smooth out the chocolate with a knife or offset spatula to frost the brownies. Randomly sprinkle the red and yellow candy melts around. Return to oven for another 1-2 minutes or until the candy melts are melted. Use the tip of a knife or spatula to swirl the colored candy melts.
Immediately sprinkle the M&Ms, candy eyes, and sprinkles over the melted chocolate.Allow the brownies to cool completely before cutting.
Details
Prep time: Cook time: Total time: Yield: 16 brownies
My husband's birthday is Halloween. This would be a nice twist from always having cake.
ReplyDeleteLove the eyeballs on this brownie bark! So fun!
ReplyDeleteOooohhh gooey and fun for October! I'm with you on the anti-scary movie bandwagon. Not my thing!!
ReplyDeletePerfect fun treat for a not so very scary Halloween.
ReplyDeleteI love these! I have never thought to create an icing layer by melting the chips on top in the oven! What a great timesaver and good base to add more treats. I'm the exact opposite of you for Halloween... The scarier the better. But you can have my share of pumpkin spice...It's the part of the season I'm a little meh on :)
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