Peanut Butter Chocolate Bars

Recipe Courtesy of Cathy Lowe

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  • on August 11, 2012

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    The recipe definitely needed a little work. First off I used semi sweet chocolate instead of unsweetened, but compensated by only using 1 cup of sugar.... I followed the rest of the chocolate recipe. Now to the peanut butter portion; I used Simply Jif and used an entire cup, along with an entire cup of powdered sugar and whipped it well incorporating each egg separately. After placing layers in pan, I sprinkled with oats and chocolate chips!!! The recipe is not a favorite, but quite easy and great for having stuff in the house.

    **** Updated three days later: These came out amazing!!! We just finished the pan tonight. They came out moist and cakey. Just keep them covered tightly. I don't think the recipe is quite the same with my alterations, perhaps they made all the difference. I originally rated this recipe 2 stars but went back and edited tonight because they are so good now! P.S. My peanut butter was cakey as well was not hard or like scrabbled eggs.

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  • on July 09, 2012

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    These were the worst brownies i have ever tasted. The penut butter was just plain nasty, while the chocolate part was lacking. I followed the recipie to a T, but it needed something else.

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  • on June 24, 2010

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    These we very inedible brownies. We threw them away the night we baked them. The Chocolate part of the brownie was pretty good but the peanut butter part tasted like scrambled eggs and as my Mom said "coconut." Weird, I know. :

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  • on July 07, 2008

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    The chocolate part of the bars are really yummy with a brownie-type texture. The peanut butter part, however is extremely thick and strange in the texture. It does not blend well with the chocolate and makes the bars not very good! Mixing one less egg with the peanut butter and possibly adding cream cheese, may make the texture creamy and smooth instead of think and strange!

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  • on November 15, 2007

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    This is basically a peanut butter flavored brownie. We could not follow the recipe exactly as we live in Honduras where they do not sell unsweetened chocolate. So, we substituted cocoa and margarine for those. Anyway, it's hard to make good homemade brownies but this recipe did just that.

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  • on September 06, 2007

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    The name Peanut Butter Chocolate Bars sounds so tasty....unfortunately these bars are not so tasty on day 2. They were great straight out of the oven while they were warm and gooey but on day 2, the peanut butter center became firm and lacked that yummy peanut butter flavor. I would not make these again...I threw them away the day after I made them.

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