Rosie's Marshmallow Mud Squares
Recipe courtesy Rosie O’Donnell
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By PamJacobs99
Colchester, VT
on November 11, 2012
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I remember getting this recipe back in the day...(2000, but I've simplified it using a brownie mix and store bought frosting. The marshmallow timing is the tricky part.
My best results are to remove the brownies from the oven when done baking, top with mini marshmallows and put back in oven for about 4 minutes till nicely toasted.
Take out of the oven. Cool for at least 30 minutes. Spread frosting over marshmallows. Let entire dessert cool completely before cutting.
Scrumpdillycious! :-
By quentinwalsh_11...
Granite Falls, NC
on April 13, 2010
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I didn't have any problems at all with this dessert and everyone talks about it when I make it and ask for it often. The frosting alone is worth the entire recipe!!
By Linzluke
Bremerton, WA
on July 22, 2007
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I really loved this dessert! I made it for my in-laws one year and it was a big hit. Plus, chocolate is my favorite thing in the world and there is an abundace of it in the recipe.
By dcvette94_7351004
Staten Island, NY
on December 24, 2005
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when i saw this recipe on emeril live i
figured it was going to be a keeper. when i made this recipe first of all it definitely took longer than 35 minutes to cook. after 50 minutes it was still raw. the middle of the cake sunk and the outside was very dry. i didn't bother with the marshmallows or the frosting. i didn't want to waste any more ingredients. I threw it out.
By bethdanner_4463813
El Paso, TX
on December 11, 2005
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The cake was not finished in 35 minutes. It was more like an hour. Therefore, my cake sunk in the middle before I could even put the marshmallows on.
By knitnat
Butler, PA
on July 08, 2005
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If you haven't tried these yet, you absolutely HAVE to. I've made them probably once a month for different get-togethers or for my son's classes at school...they are rich, delicious, and ohhhh so good.
By neekeem_1074781
London
on September 19, 2004
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If you haven't tried these yet, you absolutely HAVE to. I've made them probably once a month for different get-togethers or for my son's classes at school...they are rich, delicious, and ohhhh so good.