How’s your willpower?
Mine seriously sucks.
I just finished the rest of the white chocolate skeletons pieces which did not make into the top of the brownies…
Simply because…there are no more brownies to put them to.
We finished the whole batch right before the sunset this afternoon.
Good heavens. Send help. And remind me not to bake anymore chocolate walnut brownies..
And if I do, please remind me not to put adorable {and yummy!} white chocolate skeletons on top.
It’s monday. I know I shouldn’t be thrusting Chocolate on chocolate on your face….
But it’s seems like the only thing I could do.
These wonderful brownies marks the end of my halloween recipes for 2012.
Spooky, cute, morbid, creepy and delicious will resume next year.
Same time. Same place.
I hope you’re looking forward to some fall recipes in November…
Just in case you’re wondering, I bought that Skeleton mold last year but I wasn’t able to use it… so I made sure I did today.
I also think that these brownies make for a nice giveaway. Just put one in a microwaveable/plastic container and give to someone you adore.
- 1 cup flour
- 100 grams butter
- 1 ½ cup sugar
- 4 egg
- 2 tbsp of Vanilla Extract
- 6 heaping tbsp of Cocoa Powder
- 1 cup of walnuts, chopped coarsely
- 1 cup white chocolate chips {I Used Goya white choco buttons because I so love the taste}
- ½ cup chocolate chips + 1 tbsp cream/milk
- Make the skeleton by melting the white chocolate buttons in the microwave inside the piping bag. Make sure you do 10-second intervals just so you don’t burn the piping bag.
- Put melted chocolate in the mold. Refrigerate for half an hour the give the mold a slight twist to get the skeletons. Set aside.
- Using a mixer, cream butter and sugar. Add eggs and vanilla extract.
- Beat with the mixer for about a minute, then add the cocoa powder and the flour gradually until everything is incorporated in the mixture.
- Add walnuts. You can mix this manually to make sure walnut is distributed throughout the brownie.
- Grease your pan before putting brownie mixture.
- Bake at 180° C for 25-30 minutes.
- To make sure it’s done, take a toothpick and slowly insert it through the middle. If it comes out clean, you’re good to go. If not, pop it back in for another couple of minutes till it does.
- Let brownies cool into room temperature.
- Make a chocolate ganache by melting chocolate chips with cream mixture.
- Cut brownies into rectangles setiing aside one fro crumbling.
- Spread chocolate ganache on top to make the white chocolate skeleton stick.
- Sprinkle with crumbled brownies to make it look like it’s a grave and there’s soil and dirt all over.
“No, Ykaie, you can’t swallow the whole thing!”
Those skeletons are adorbs!!!
Those delicious skeleton, Peachy love the brownies.
Haha! You were still good – you had some leftover brownies. I’m not sure if there was any leftover if it was me! This is so cute and creative!
Cool!! This looks really yummy.. 😀
Cheers~!
– Justin –
The World According To Me
You’re so very creative! 🙂 And I bet the brownies were just delish!
Goodness! I’m weak when it comes to sweets and chocolate too. So, I can definitely “help” you….by consuming some of these treats for you! hahaha…deal?
These skeletons chocolate brownies are adorable. I can tell they are just as delicious too. YUM! Your family is so lucky that they can have all these treats. 🙂
Very spooky but fun! You guys are very creative!
yum yum! brownies are good, my children loves them. this brownie looks creative
Hehhe it is a scary yummy brownies…Oh can’t eat like that I can imagine I am really eating bones hahahahaa.
The skeleton white chocolate really scares me.But the taste looks so good.Thanks for sharing your recipe.I am looking forward to see more of your recipes.
I am not a fan of brownies but sure they look good. And oh, the little girl looks adorable with her about to eat the brownies. 🙂
the idea looks really nice. your really talented to be able to come up with this designs.
I love the creativity, Peach! I can’t imagine myself eating the skeletons. Hehehe Since I am not much into chocolate much more the white ones, so maybe I can just a taste on the femur or a bite on the skull. hehehee
Belated Happy Halloween!
Very creative and the designs are really timely for the halloween 🙂
I am really impressed with your creativity in this Halloween series
it’s bigger than I thought it was hahaha
this is your cutest Halloween recipe this year! 🙂
Yum! I wish I can eat chocolates 🙂 but unfortunatle it give me acne everytime I indulge.
Hah! The skeletons are actually very adorable! But Nope, Will power when it comes to chocolate, especially white one’s are zero! These brownies are cute! I’d like to try out your recipe~! Thanks for the share and looking forward for fall, I’m sure they will be spectacular.
These are adorable!! I wish my kids were still little and we had a party to make these for! Your daughter must have been thrilled!!