I followed this recipe exactly and these are not fudgy nor should they be called brownies. They were lacking flavor and were definitely more like cake. I will not be making these again
I was craving chocolate cake--something ooey, gooey, and deliciously sinful. This recipe more than delivered! It was so easy to make (fold the chocolate chips in; the whisk won't hold up at that point). To give it a bit more moisture, I added one single-serving cup of unsweetened applesauce. The end result is a soft, chocolatey, almost truffle-like cakey brownie concoction that is beyond perfection.
These were just like.. cake.. but slightly thicker? I was hoping for fudgey brownies via the name.. but these weren't. I even used fudge cake mix..
I LOVED these brownies! I tried them out last night before everyone got home from work and theirs only 1 left (probably because no one wants to wash the pan). But i didn't have a 3oz pudding so i used my 5oz pudding. And i didn't have enough milk so i used veg. oil. It all turned out perfect!
This was really good everyone raved about it! I used cook and serve pudding as I didn't have any instant pudding it just had to bake a bit longer! Was really good!!!!!! Will make a gain definitely!
Love love LOOOOOOVE these. I made them for my boyfriend's brother and his fiance. I was little nervous because they both are really picky when it comes to brownies...but to my surpirse...they loved them. Couldn't keep my boyfriend out of them either. I am making them again this weekend!! Thank you for this recipe!!!:)
These are great. They keep getting moister each day! I baked them in a 9x13 inch pan and it worked fine I just had to bake them a little longer. There are lots of chocolate chips in them so next time I might use 1 cup chips and 1 cup chopped pecans. Thanks a lot for such an easy and delicious recipe!
Awesome! Rave reviews from my family for this recipe. These are VERY chocolately and moist. If these don't sastify your chocolate craving there is something wrong with you! As far as the directions go you really can't whisk in the cake mix very well as the pudding and cake mix gets really thick. You also aren't "pouring" the batter into the pan. The batter is so thick you have to scrape it out of the bowl. Do NOT make these in a 9 x 13 pan as they come out way too thick.
Amazingly easy blazingly quick and unequivocally chocolatey. Note the original directions call for a 15x10 pan. I didn't have one so I used a 13x9 and an 8x8. Brownie batter doesn't need to be more than 1/2 inch deep in the pan. I probably could have gotten away with two 13x9's. I used a devil's food cake mix because I didn't have a regular chocolate mix on hand and I only baked the two pans of brownies for 18 minutes. They came out nice and fudgy but next time I might shorten the baking time by another 2-3 minutes to keep them even more moist. This batter (uncooked) would also be great frozen and chopped into pieces then stirred into a fresh batch of homemade ice cream.
