Sheila G's Brownie Brittle Company
In 1992, Sheila G. Mains, better known in the food business as Sheila G, took a treasured family recipe for fudge brownies and baked her way into a thriving business. You may even have tasted one of her rich, dense squares of heaven at some of our nation’s finest restaurants and theme parks. So, where exactly did the inspiration for her scrumptious new snack brownie brittle come from?
Like many brownie aficionados, Sheila is particularly fond of the crispy edges. In fact, on many an afternoon she would walk through the bakery gathering the brittle batter off the sides of the sheet pans as the brownies cooled in their racks. It had that same rich chocolate taste, but with an amazing crunch. That started her wondering: How could she create a whole pan of crunchy edges? Well, lucky for us, she figured it out! Now you too can satisfy your sweet tooth in a snap with Sheila G’s Brownie Brittle!
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Sheila G's Brownie Brittle Recipes on AllFreeCopycatRecipes.com:
Cheesecake and Eggnog Brownie Brittle Bars
Pistachio and Craisin Brownie Brittle Bars
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elismsue
Aug 18, 2013
Do a google search on brownie brittle....Tjere are recipes out there. https://www.google.com/search?q=brownie+brittle+recipe&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a
elismsue
Aug 18, 2013
http www cookiemadness net brownie-bark Brownie Bark Save Print Prep time mins Cook time mins Total time mins Brownie Bark Author Cookie Madness Recipe type Dessert Cuisine American Serves Ingredients large egg whites cup granulated sugar plus teaspoons granulated sugar tablespoon of Hersheys Dark cocoa powder cup of vegetable oil teaspoon of vanilla teaspoon of salt teaspoon of baking powder tablespoons of nonfat dry milk powder cup all-purpose flour make sure to aerate and stir before measuring cup of dark chocolate chips plus a couple of tablespoons extra Instructions Preheat the oven to degrees F Line a heavy duty inch baking sheet with nonstick foil or parchment paper In a mixing bowl whisk the egg whites until foamy Gradually whisk in the sugar then whisk in the cocoa powder oil and vanilla until smooth Whisk in the salt and baking powder making sure the baking powder doesnt clump then whisk in…Read More the nonfat milk powder Add the flour and stir until smooth then stir in cup of the chocolate chips Empty batter onto the lined cookie sheet and spread as thinly as possible using the back of a spoon or scraper Sprinkle a few more chocolate chips into areas where they did not clump together the chips tend to congregate Remember to try to make the bark as thin as possible Bake on center rack for minutes Remove from oven With a pizza cutter or knife cut into pieces without separating you want shards similar to what youd get if making peanut brittle Return to oven for minutes Remove from oven and let cool completely Pull apart At this point it should be completely crisp If you are left with a few thick chewy pieces return them to the oven and bake at for minutes then re-cool If your batter is thin enough the first time you should not need the second bake Notes For a double batch I recommend making the recipe once then repeating and baking on a second baking sheet rather than doubling the ingredients Im still testing larger batch sizes Sometimes things go awry when scaling up If you dont have any nonfat milk powder just skip it I think it adds a little crispness but I forgot to add it to one batch and the bark was fine WordPress Recipe Plugin by EasyRecipe
jimmcconnell 78021 74
Apr 21, 2013
Yup, no recipe, maybe this sight is a rip off. This is my first attempt and thinking I got taken.
AllFreeCopycatReci pesEditor
May 03, 2013
This is a company profile. There are links to recipes made with Brownie Brittle, but the product still needs to be bought in stores. Thanks!
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