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“I’ve Gone Batty” Halloween Brownies

Angie Barrett — Fri, 26 Apr 2019 01:29:19 +0000

“I’ve Gone Batty” Halloween Brownies are chocolate brownies with a super easy bat decoration that anyone can make!

“Shared with permission from Nicole at IamaHoneyBee.com”

I love bats! I think they are amazing and spooky which makes them just perfect for my Halloween loving heart. They also remind me of vampires so that gives them an extra boost on my Halloween love meter!

Nicole made some super cute and easy Halloween Bat brownies for last year’s #HalloweenTreatsWeek and I just had to share them with y’all. These would be great for a Halloween party or a Vampire themed dinner. “I’ve Gone Batty” Halloween Brownies are so easy that the kids could totally help you make and decorate these sweet treats!

Nicole says in her blog post that her daughter wanted a Vampirina birthday party, how cute is that! These would be great for that party! All kinds of bat desserts! (Like my famous bat cupcakes)

Now that’s a party I’d like to go to!

I think that a Halloween brownie party with a bunch of different Halloween themed brownie would be awesome and these little guys would fit in perfect!

“I’VE GONE BATTY” HALLOWEEN BROWNIES

Nicole says,

“I’ve Gone Batty” Halloween Brownies are the fun Halloween treat that will have you flapping your wings with joy! Fun for kids of all ages!

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Reposted with permission from Nicole at IamaHoneyBee.com

Nicole blogs at IamaHoneyBee.com – She is am a mom, wife, lover of boston terriers, rabbits, Sperry’s, glasses, chocolate chip cookies, and spin classes. Her 9-5 has her designing at an international architecture firm. She love details and construction. When not slaving over drawings or harassing contractors, she cooks, bakes, gets lost in wanderlusty day dreams, design her perfect pantry, and spend too much time on the internet.

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Melting Witch Brownies

Angie Barrett — Thu, 02 Aug 2018 04:20:24 +0000

Melting Witch Brownies for your Halloween Party? Check! You’re going to love how easy these are to make! Great for Halloween or The Wizard of Oz parties!

“This post/recipe originally appeared on my main blog BigBearsWife.com”

Y’all, I’m so excited to be sharing these Melting Witch Brownies today! It’s finally time to start posting Halloween recipe on the blog! I mean technically I had wanted to start back on January 1st. haha

But now it’s time for Halloween and we’re about to HALLOWEEN ALL THE THINGS!

Like today, we’re Halloweening brownies. Yes, we’re Halloweening things. That’s a word, right? Well, it is now. haha

Have you seen The Wizard of Oz? Most people have but I know that there are a few people out there that haven’t. I wasn’t a fan of the movie when I was little but as an adult, I’ve found a new love for it.

Well, as most of you know, the wicked witch is famous for melting in the movie. “I’m Melting, I’m Melting!” We’ve all heard that line before right?

These Melting Witch Brownies would be perfect at the Halloween party this year! Let me know you how to make them.

First, you’re going to need to make the witch cookie hats!

I saw these little cookie hats a few years ago and fell in love with them! They’re perfect for these brownies, the melting witch cupcakes that are already on the blog and the melting witch hot chocolate that’ll be on the blog soon!

But let’s get to the cookies.

Flip Fudge Stripe cookies over to the chocolate side.

Fill a plastic sandwich baggie with the orange icing and pipe an icing circle around the center of the cookie.

Press an unwrapped chocolate kiss candy into the middle of the orange icing.

So the cookies are done, now let’s make the melting witch.

Heat vanilla icing in the microwave for 30 seconds. Stir.

Icing will be melted.

Add in a few drops of green food coloring and stir.

Spoon some of the green icing onto each brownie, letting it run down the sides.

Top each brownie with a witch hat cookie.

That’s it! Now you’ve got a plate spelling binding Melting Witch Brownies for the party….or for dessert after dinner.

Either one.

I won’t judge.

Just make them and share them!

Brownies are always best when shared!

Happy Early Halloween! I can’t wait to share even more Halloween recipes with you!

Happy Haunting! Check out all of the spooky Halloween recipes and crafts on BigBearsWife.com!!

Melting Witch Brownies

Created by Angie Barrett on July 25, 2018

Just try! I’ll get you, my pretty, and your little dog, too! Well, unless I’m melting onto chocolate brownies! Melting Witch Brownies for your Halloween Party? Check! You're going to love how easy these are to make!

Prep Time: 10m
Cook Time: 1h
Total Time: 1h 10m

Yield: 9 VERY LARGE MELTING WITCH BROWNIES

Ingredients

2 boxes (21 oz each) Supreme Triple Chunk Brownie Mix
6 tablespoons water
4 eggs
1 cup vegetable oil
1 can vanilla icing (or 2 cups homemade)
Green Food Coloring
9 Cookie Witch Hats (directions Below)
9 Chocolate cookies ( I used Fudge Stripes)
9 Chocolate Kiss Candies (I used Hershey Kisses)
Orange Icing

WITCH COOKIE HATS

Instructions

Preheat oven to 350F.
In a large bowl, mix the brownies mix, water, egg and vegetable oil.
Mix well and pour into a 13x9 oven proof pan that has been lined with foil for easy clean up.
Bake for 1 hour or until done.
Let cool completely.
While Brownies are cooling, make witch hat cookies.
Flip Fudge Stripe cookies over to chocolate side.
Fill a plastic sandwich baggie with the orange icing and pipe an icing circle around the center of the cookie.
Press an unwrapped chocolate kiss candy into the middle of the orange icing.
After the brownies have cookies, cut into 9 large brownies (or smaller for more).
Heat vanilla icing in microwave for 30 seconds. Stir.
Icing will be melted.
Add in a few drops of green food coloring and stir.
Spoon some of the green icing onto each brownie, letting it run down the sides.
Top each brownie with a witch hat cookie.

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Angie runs this blog, “Southern Halloween Queen” where she shares her love of Halloween with her own recipes and fun recipes/projects from other Halloween loving bloggers! She also runs her first blog, BigBearsWife.com that’s packed full of Southern recipes, her love of Disney and fun vacation ideas!

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Death by Chocolate Brownies

Angie Barrett — Wed, 01 Aug 2018 06:23:54 +0000

Death by Chocolate Brownies – what a way to go! Thick fudgy brownies are loaded with chocolate chunks, topped with rich chocolate ganache and crushed Oreo cookies. These are all dressed up for Halloween, but they are sure to quell that chocolate craving all year round!

“This post/recipe is from Heather and it originally appeared on SugarDishMe.com”

The graveyard scene candies on these Halloween brownies are so fun! – Angie, Southern Halloween Queen

Ohhhh these brownies.

I’ve been planning them for a while, but I was waiting for just the right opportunity to make them because I was afraid I’d eat significantly more than my share. #jobhazard.

This past weekend I had the perfect chance to work these brownies out when Chad and I took Annie to a rescue adoption and fundraising event in Charlotte. And even though the rain put a serious damper on our fundraising traffic, these Death by Chocolate Brownies were still a huge hit with my fellow volunteers and the bar staff. And with my boys. Those two knocked over more than their fair share of brownies.

I based this recipe on one of my favorites from last year, Pinot Noir Brownies. I took out the wine (calm down), and added chocolate chunks. The ganache on top is glossy and buttery, and then I topped that with crushed Oreos. Halloween Oreos to be more specific.

I bought the Halloween Oreos like a month ago and have had the unopened package in what I thought was my secret stash of a high up cabinet ever since. Except my secret cabinet is not so secret because Andrew has bothered me every day for said month to open the Oreos, and he does not understand my “special food” hoarding tendencies.

You have to save the special Oreos for a special dessert! These Death by Chocolate Brownies are IT.

Death by Chocolate Brownies

Created by Angie Barrett on August 2, 2018

Thick, fudgy brownies loaded with chocolate chunks, topped with rich chocolate ganache, and a layer of crushed Oreos. These Death by Chocolate Brownies will make any chocolate lover swoon! Don't forget the milk.

Prep Time: 15m
Cook Time: 30m
Total Time: 45m

Yield: 36 small brownies

Ingredients

1 cup butter, melted
1 (11.5 ounce) package chocolate chunks
½ teaspoon salt
½ teaspoon baking powder
¾ cup dark chocolate cocoa powder
1 cup all purpose flour
2 teaspoons vanilla
4 eggs
2 cups granulated sugar

For Frosting

¾ cup heavy cream
2 cups semi sweet chocolate chips
2 tablespoons butter
10 Oreo cookies, coarsely crumbled

Instructions

Preheat the oven to 350°F. Butter a 13 X 9 baking dish. Line it with parchment paper or foil, and then butter the parchment or foil (this ensures extra easy removal from the pan).
In a large bowl whisk together the melted butter and granulated sugar until it\'s nice and fluffy. Beat in the eggs one as a time, mixing well between each addition. Then mix in the vanilla.
In another medium bowl, whisk together the flour, dark chocolate cocoa powder, baking powder, and salt. Gradually mix it into the wet mixture. Then stir in the chocolate chunks.
Pour the batter into the prepared pan and spread it out evenly. Bake for 30 minutes, or until a pick inserted in the center comes out clean.
Let the brownies cool completely.
In a small sauce pan bring the heavy cream to a simmer. Remove it from the heat and stir in the chocolate chips until smooth. Then stir in the butter. Pour the frosting over the brownies and spread evenly. Refrigerate to speed up the ganache set-up. Top with the crushed Oreos.
I like to refrigerate these before cutting but it\'s not required. Lift the foil or parchment from the pan, and peel away from the sides of the brownies. Cut into 36 small squares.

Post and Recipe reposted with permission from Heather at SugarDishMe.com

Heather blogs at Sugar Dish Me where she shares tried and true, tested recipes that work well in a home kitchen, without lots of complicated stuff. Her goal on her blog is to give you simple, family-friendly, fresh recipes with un-complicated ingredients, that you can find in a regular store, on a regular budget.

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Twix Candy Bar Brownies – Leftover Halloween Candy Recipe

Angie Barrett — Tue, 31 Jul 2018 15:32:18 +0000

Twix Candy Bar Brownies – Leftover Halloween Candy Recipe – Leftover Halloween candy piling up in the kitchen? Take those leftover Twix bars and make these Twix Candy Bar Brownies!

“Shared with permission from Cathy at NoblePig.com”

We just bought a house and we’ve moved out of our lovely apartment. While I’m sad to leave our amazing apartment behind, I’m so excited about our house, about decorating it for Halloween this year and about the fact that might actually get Trick-Or-Treaters this year!

Leftover candy just happens around here and these Twix Candy Bar Brownies are a great way to use it up. – Angie, Southern Halloween Queen

I have a feeling though that even if we do have Trick-or-Treaters that we will probably have leftover candy. I’m guessing that you normally have leftover Halloween candy too which is why you’re here.

These Twix Candy Bar Brownies are the perfect way to use up those Twix bars but don’t forget that you could also make these with any other kind of candy bars!

Twix Candy Bar Brownies

Cathy says,

It’s that time of year when the house is stuffed to the gills with candy. It’s seriously coming out of my ears and cupboards at this point. As a result, I have to find things to do with all the candy I have somehow accumulated. And honestly, I love baking with it. In the past, I’ve made this cake, and these other brownies. It’s a great way to spread the chocolate love.

Click here to find the recipe on NobelPig.com

Reposted with permission from Cathy at NoblePig.com

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Spooky Eyeball Fudge Brownies

Angie Barrett — Tue, 31 Jul 2018 02:18:04 +0000

Spooky Eyeball Fudge Brownies – Super easy brownies with a fudge topping and candy eyes make up these Spooky Eyeball Fudge Brownies!

“This post/recipe originally appeared on my main blog BigBearsWife.com”

Do you watch shows on Netflix? I use to only use Netflix to catch up on TV shows that I already watch but missed on “live TV” and to watch movies.

Lately, though I’ve been looking for new shows on Netflix, ones that I haven’t seen on tv.

Recently we’ve been caught up in watching Salem! As normal, I’m behind on everything haha and it looks like this show started back in 2014.

However, I’m just now starting to watch it and I really like it so far. I mean I normally always love any show that’s set in the 1700s or 1800s and since this one is all about Salem and witches you know that it’s right up my alley.

It’s pretty much the perfect show to watch right here before Halloween.

Well that and we’ve been watching Sleepy Hollow on FOX as well. Between those two shows, Hocus Pocus and The Nightmare Before Christmas I’ve pretty much got my Halloween TV covered.

That’s really all I’ve got going for me this Halloween. I don’t have the awesomely decorated house, I haven’t planned a party and I don’t have a Halloween costume.

I think that I may just hide in my apartment this Halloween and pretend like it skipped us this year.

I’m kinda of feeling like I need to go ahead and skip on over to Thanksgiving but now before I share these Spooky Eyeball Fudge Brownies with you.

You still have time to make these super awesome fudge brownies before Halloween gets here!

Headed to a Halloween Party? Carry a tray of these Spooky Eyeball Fudge Brownies and you’ll be the talk of the party!

Happy Haunting! Check out all of the spooky Halloween recipes and crafts on BigBearsWife.com!!

Spooky Eyeball Fudge Brownies

Yield: 9 Brownies

Prep Time: 15 minutes

Cook Time: 45 minutes

Cool Time: 2 hours

Total Time: 3 hours

Spooky Eyeball Fudge Brownies - Super easy brownies with a fudge topping and candy eyes make up these Spooky Eyeball Fudge Brownies!

Ingredients

1 box fudge brownie mix
1/4 cup water
1/3 cup oil
1 egg
2 cups semi-sweet chocolate chips
1 (14 oz) can sweetened condensed milk
1 teaspoon chocolate extract
Candy Eyeballs

Instructions

Preheat oven to 350F.

In a bowl combine the brownie mix, water, oil and egg. Mix well.

Line a 8x8 pan with foil or parchment paper .

Bake brownies for 40 minutes or until done.

Leave them in the pan and let them cool completely.

Bring a small pot filled with 2 inches of water to a boil on the stove top.

Place a metal or glass bowl on top of the the simmer water but don't let the bowl touch the water. Add the semi-sweet chocolate chips and sweetened condensed milk to the bowl. Stir until melted and smooth. Stir in the chocolate extract. Pour the chocolate fudge over the top of the brownies in an even layer.

Top the fudge brownies with candy eyeballs.

Let the fudge cool for at least 2 to 3 hours before slicing.

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Boneyard Fudge Brownies

Angie Barrett — Fri, 20 Jul 2018 15:15:37 +0000

These Boneyard Fudge Brownies are easy to make! You’re going to love the top fudge layer and the fudge brownie bottoms! The candy Bones on top are perfect for Halloween!

“This post/recipe originally appeared on my main blog BigBear’sWife.com”

We all know that I LOVE Halloween! I mean it’s my favorite Holiday (with Christmas as a close second!) I love the decorations, the weather, the pumpkins, the Halloween movies and the spooky feeling you get on the 31st!

I love it so much that I started this blog as my second blog just for Halloween! I love this blog, “The Southern Halloween Queen!”

I also love Halloween Desserts! Well, actually I love ALL Halloween themed food…..except for the super gross looking kind.

Ok, Ok, I like the cute Halloween food.

Cute Halloween food like these Boneyard Fudge Brownies!! I know that some people (including myself) go all out for Halloween on their treats and whatnot during the Halloween season but I wanted to bring you a dessert today that was super simple!

I don’t want anyone to ever NOT make a holiday recipe because they feel like the can’t or that they don’t have time.

These Boneyard Fudge Brownies are probably one of the easiest Halloween desserts that I’ve made. They’re just like the Spooky Eyeball Fudge Brownies I posted a few years ago, except we’re changing up the candy eyeballs for candy bones!

So where to get the bones?

I got these candy bones for the Boneyard Fudge Brownies at Target in the Halloween baking section.

I’ve seen them at Hobby Lobby and Walmart before but since I was working on Halloween recipes early this year, Target seemed to be the first one to put them out this year.

I did a quick search online too and it looks like you can also find candy bones at Party City and online on Amazon!

Why are these brownies so easy to make?

Well, first of all, they start with a boxed fudge brownie mix! YEP!! Boxed brownies!

Can you use a homemade brownie recipe? OF COURSE, YOU CAN!

But I didn’t.

Then after you make, bake and let the brownies cool, you’re going to top them with a 2 ingredients chocolate fudge. As soon as you spread that fudge layer on, sprinkle the top of the fudge with little candy bones!

BOOM! Done! Now just let the brownies cool, slice em up and serve them!

NOTE: You can use Vanilla Extract OR Chocolate Extract with this recipe!

Boneyard Fudge Brownies

Created by Angie Barrett on July 26, 2018

These Boneyard Fudge Brownies are easy to make! You're going to love the top fudge layer and the fudge brownie bottoms! The Bones are perfect for Halloween!

Yield: 8X8 PAN BROWNIES

Ingredients

1 box fudge brownie mix
1/4 cup water
1/3 cup oil
1 egg
2 cups semi-sweet chocolate chips
1 (14 oz) can sweetened condensed milk
1 teaspoon vanilla extract (or chocolate)
Candy Bones

Instructions

Preheat oven to 350F.
In a bowl combine the brownie mix, water, oil and egg. Mix well.
Line a 8x8 pan with foil or parchment paper.
Bake brownies for 40 minutes or until done.
Leave them in the pan and let them cool completely.
Bring a small pot filled with 2 inches of water to a boil on the stove top.
Place a metal or glass bowl on top of the the simmer water but don\'t let the bowl touch the water. Add the semi-sweet chocolate chips and sweetened condensed milk to the bowl. Stir until melted and smooth. Stir in the chocolate extract (or vanilla). Pour the chocolate fudge over the top of the brownies in an even layer.
Top the fudge brownies with candy bones.
Let the fudge cool for at least 2 to 3 hours before slicing.

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10 Spooky Halloween Brownie Recipes

Angie Barrett — Wed, 06 Sep 2017 02:48:06 +0000

With Ten Halloween Brownies to choose from you won’t have a problem picking one for your next Halloween party! How fun are all of these ideas!

“This post/recipe originally appeared on my main blog BigBearsWife.com”

It’s no secret, y’all! I love Halloween. You know I love Halloween and my family knows that I love Halloween! My friends have no doubt!

People started sending me e-mails, Facebook messages and text about Halloween starting in August of this year because they know I love it!

It just gives me a good laugh that people see Halloween stuff and think of me! I mean, how awesome is that!

You know what else I love? Brownies! It’s true! But only like awesome fudge brownies, I’m not a cake brownie kinda person. I’m not really a cake person so I guess that explains that.

So let’s do a little something and combine my love of Halloween and Brownies!

I know you might still be looking for some fun Halloween treats for this year. Maybe you’re still looking for that perfect dessert to take to a Halloween party. Or perhaps you’re looking for something fun to make with the kids!

Take a look at all of these spoocktacular Halloween Brownies!