Mexican Brownies with Canela Whipped Cream
Show: Melting PotEpisode: Nuevo Latino--Chocolate Show
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By nancyowens2_113...
San Ramon, CA
on March 20, 2011
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I think that they taste way too almondy and sweet and odd with the coffee. There is way too much going on with the flavor, almond, vanilla, cinamon, coffee, chocolate. I can handle the difficulty and the texture but maybe only a 1/2 tsp. on the almond extract and less espresso.
By dogbert7_7625880
Idaho Falls, ID
on April 25, 2007
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I read alot of reviews that said this recipe was no good and was hard to do, but I made them and they turned out great. The key was a lower cooking temp, around 400 degrees and using a stoneware cooking pan.
By jesellers_6161800
Greenville, SC
on October 01, 2006
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I found the recipe to be excellent. I did not know to crush the piloncillo sugar so that it would melt but was able to take it out and crush it. It would not melt on its own. I did use 1/2 cup less flour. This made the brownies very moist with an outside crust. The crust formed with the 30 minute bake time. I do use a convection oven.
I made them for a theme dinner at work. Will definitely make again.
By brianfoster2003...
miami, FL
on February 20, 2006
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I bake a lot of brownies, and these were really different. Very, very dense, but not fudgy like you would think. Strong, sweet and deep flavor. I wouldn't make them every week like my favorite recipe, but they are great for an occassional treat. I made them for a Mexican-theme potluck dinner party.
By karen_375599
Louisville, KY
on May 26, 2004
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Brownies were very gooey and never became cakelike. Directions need to specify if this is what to expect. Ingredients were hard to find.