And just when you thought we were all 'candy cane-d' out
from the Candy Cane Party...
from the Candy Cane Party...
I present you with Quick Candy Cane Brownies!
You could use any brownie recipe,
but when you're in a hurry (like I usally am)
use your favorite brownie boxed mix.
but when you're in a hurry (like I usally am)
use your favorite brownie boxed mix.
Follow the directions and bake a pan of brownies.
Let cool for about 3-4 minutes.
Let cool for about 3-4 minutes.
Then, place mini candy canes evenly spaced apart covering the pan. Push them down a bit to sink them into the brownie.
Cut the pan of brownies into squares.
Each candy cane should be centered in the middle of each square.
*Remember-- if cutting warm brownies, use a plastic knife!!
Each candy cane should be centered in the middle of each square.
*Remember-- if cutting warm brownies, use a plastic knife!!
Dust the pan with a layer of powdered sugar!
The Birthday Girl helped me make these and package them up to give to her classmates.
I was shocked to learn that at her new private school,
homemade treats are allowed! Yay! (Unheard of around here.)
I was shocked to learn that at her new private school,
homemade treats are allowed! Yay! (Unheard of around here.)
If you missed the many candy cane posts, stay awhile and visit.
More Candy Cane Party Posts:
Chocolate Chip Candy Cane Dipped Cookies
Easy, Decorated Styrofoam Trees
Candy Cane Sugar Cookies
A Candy Cane Cake
A Candy Cane Party
Very cute. No treats allowed at our school, except store bought and only a few times a year. No candy at Valentine's Day even. No cupcakes for birthdays, etc. What is this world coming to? Trying to keep our kids healthy, but at what cost? LOL!
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