Raw brownies were made, thanks to Deb, and I recommend them wholeheartedly. The only trouble I had was not having enough dates to make them stick together better. It blows me away that such simple ingredients can be so good - you'd swear there was sugar in them. The first night we had them in little bowls with heavy cream drizzled on top and now my husband has started mixing a bit of raw brownie into his granola. Me, I just sit and eat it with a spoon right out of the pan.
The lady sweater, has only been ripped and restarted once. That first buttonhole derailed me. I had to finally give in and practice a buttonhole technique with some other yarn and after that, well, it's coming along okay. Now I want to hurry up and get the next two buttonholes done before I forget again.
The raw brownie recipe is both below and here where it began. Just make sure you have enough dates!
Wishing you some happy weekending. x
button holes & bands make me nuts.
ReplyDeleteand i wish i had a spoon to dig in with you!
I put the crumbs from my last batch on some vanilla ice cream. Yum oh yum. I agree, so incredible that such a simple thing works so well. Glad you like! And that knitting!
ReplyDeleteit looks so good but i know i couldn't stop at one piece so i must stay away from things like that.
ReplyDeleteThe brownies look/sound yummy! Love the blue jean yarn you're using :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, you all! Well, one of those little pans of brownies is gone, one to go. I'm finding they stick together better the longer they're in the freezer, which is good! :)
ReplyDeleteOh those brownies look delicious... xxx
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