If you haven't already heard of Maisy & Grace, you must head over there now and check it out. This fabulous new business founded by the very lovely Christall Lowe is full of fabulous vintage finds and goodies!! I have had my eye on a few things for a while now! You could pretty much do all your Christmas shopping in one go!
Anyway I found this gem of a DIY over on the Maisy & Grace facebook page last week, and I'm still trying to work out how I can make this for someone and not eat it all myself. Just the ingredients alone look tempting! I've seen the pie in a jar before but this really takes the cake! And hello perfect wee wedding favour!
BROWNIE IN A JAR - The perfect homemade (and cute) gift idea ♥
This recipe fits into our Ball Quart Mason jar. Layer the following into the jar:
1 1/2 cups brown sugar
3/4 cup plain flour
3/4 cup cocoa
3/4 cup walnuts/pecans
1/2 cup chocolate chips/chunks/buttons
Cover lid with pretty fabric or paper, bind with twine and tie on a tag with the following directions:
Preheat oven to 160 degrees celcius
Line an 18x28cm (or similar) baking tin with baking paper
Empty contents of jar into mixing bowl, mix in 3 lightly beaten eggs and 1 cup (225g) of softened butter.
Spread into baking tray and bake for 30-35 minutes
NOM, NOM, NOM!!!
these make such great gifts.
ReplyDeleteIt does look yummy and presented so cute.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing
Um, DELISH! Don't know if I want to give one or eat one :)
ReplyDeleteoh yum! They're perfect!!
ReplyDeleteOoh, these look so darned tasty and adorable!
ReplyDeleteHow sweet, and delicious!
ReplyDeleteI love this idea - we did cake mix cookies in a jar for my sister's bridal shower favor and she did smores in a jar for her "wedding helper" gifts!!! I'll have to find an opportunity to do brownies, now :o)
ReplyDeleteAwwww thanks Kate!!! So nice to wake up to this! (must look up Pie in a Jar now!) xx
ReplyDeletemmm, this looks heavenly.
ReplyDeleteoh holy cow, I love this idea. Thanks! This will be perfect for some hostess gifts for holiday parties!
ReplyDeleteMMMMM! YUMMY! Great DIY!
ReplyDeleteI am planning on making these brownies, and then making them as gifts. Could you tell me what 160C is in degrees F? If you don't know I can google the conversion... I'm guessing 350 degrees?
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