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Touchdown Brownies
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63 Ratings

5 spoons 25%
4 spoons 21%
3 spoons 37%
2 spoons 13%
1 spoons 5%
Football party? Take a time-out to create fudgy football brownies!
Prep: 20 MinTotal: 2 Hr 30 Min
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Posted 2/29/2012 4:41:55 PM REPORT ABUSE RoseL1126 said:
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My brownie footballs came out great....I used a football cookie cutter and turned the brownies upside down to frost and decorate. Very easy and nice looking. I will use this for my next football get together.Yummy
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Posted 2/2/2012 3:06:35 PM REPORT ABUSE BakerGrammy said:
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Note to Terrisiriq: These brownies are not meant to be frosted - and the Wilton football cookie cutter makes quick work of cutting them out (the right tool for the job and all that). These football brownies are a Super Bowl tradition at my house - My family fights over the ends and pieces and my guests rave over the cute football shape.
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Posted 2/6/2011 6:28:32 PM REPORT ABUSE revtreasury said:
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2/6/11 I made the brownies today for a super bowl party. They didn't look as perfect as the ones in the picture, but they looked pretty good. They were very easy to make. I made a little template with wax paper to cut them so they all would be the same size. It was a little time consuming with the cutting, icing and then putting on the little lines for the football, but it was worth it, because they looked so cute on the platter. I enjoyed making them.
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Posted 2/6/2011 3:41:25 PM REPORT ABUSE Ms_Vickie said:
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terrisirig, next time try turning them upside down to cut and frost. Line your baking pan with foil first, then lift it out and turn upside down on a cutting board. It should work better, and not crumble. I've used this method for other things and it worked for me.
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Posted 3/18/2010 3:14:47 PM REPORT ABUSE terrisirig said:
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I've tried to make this. Shaping and cutting brownies is very difficult..the top flaky part comes off and gets uneven and messy. My brownies did not come out like this. And frosting them is difficult too, the top flaky part of brownies makes it very difficult to do much to them. I ended up with about 4 good looking ones, and a bunch of messy shaped brownies. Not worth the effort.
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