Recipes

[momtochloe]

I'm Batman and that is one great cake . . .

[IamMrsG]

This seems to me -- and I admit to not trying the recipe -- that this is a brownie (blondie?).  Also, I would not bake the batter in a jelly roll pan for 30-40 mins.  If that shallow a pan is used, I would start checking at around 20 minutes.  IMHO, a 9x13 pan is the right size to use at this temperature and timing.

[beckyb1012]

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@momtochloe wrote:

I'm Batman and that is one great cake . . .

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Does not look at all like the Batman I grew up with back in the late '60's.  I prefer the newer model.

[ChiliPepper]

@momtochloe

Where's the rest of him mtc???

Some of those Batman (Batmen???) were mighty fine!!!

[momtochloe]

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@ChiliPepper wrote:

@momtochloe

Where's the rest of him mtc???

Some of those Batman (Batmen???) were mighty fine!!!

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Oh goodness, I must be getting old as I thought that covered the Batman I knew and loved . . . . )

[sabatini]

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@Zhills wrote:

I've googled everything I can think of, "brown sugar cake, sheet cake, brown sugar+nuts, and I can't fing anything like it.

I wonder if it was a mistake and was so good someone wrote it down.  It is sweet, but not gaggingly sweet and has a great flavor.  I think the 1/2 Cup white sugar is to make the batter smoother.  Not sure brown sugar would do that. 

The powdered sugar is really for show, but it doesn't need icing!

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Hi Zhills!

You got me thinking,....and then MrsG nailed it; this is a blonde brownie recipe!

I found the same list of ingredients, w/ the exception of self rising flour - instead, all purpose flour was used along w/ baking powder & baking soda. Unfortunately, the link to the older site w/ that recipe won't open, as TasteBook has moved.

Just google "Batman Brownies Recipe from Shelli - TasteBook" and you'll see what I mean.

Clicking on this link does zip.

Batman Brownies Recipe from Shelli - TasteBook

www.tastebook.com/recipes/2130152-Batman-Brownies

Ingredients.

2 c. flour;

3 tsp. baking powder;

1/2 tsp. salt;

1/4 tsp. baking soda*;

1 whole box light brown sugar;

2 sticks melted butter;

1/2 c. white sugar;

4 eggs ...

On a separate brownie recipe, Zhills, I saw where powdered sugar was dusted over the top, and a batman stencil was used. That probably explains the powdered sugar on top.

Voila! Batman Brownies! Not cake. 

I think that may be it. 

[IamMrsG]

@sabatini   Hello!  It feels like a loong time since I've seen your name around these boards.  BTW, that was some good detective work on the Batman Brownies. 

[sabatini]

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@IamMrsG wrote:

@sabatini   Hello!  It feels like a loong time since I've seen your name around these boards.  BTW, that was some good detective work on the Batman Brownies. 

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Waving furiously back at you, G!

Yes, I've had lots going on - like moving, which you know all too well...starting a new job, making my way in a whole new place, etc.

SO nice to see your hello.

[IamMrsG]

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Sabatini wrote:  Waving furiously back at you, G!

Yes, I've had lots going on - like moving, which you know all too well...starting a new job, making my way in a whole new place, etc.

SO nice to see your hello.

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@sabatini  I hope your life changes have been happy ones and that things are settling down for you.  If that is the case, I hope to see a lot more of your participation on these forums.  Have a great day, Sabatini!

[Zhills]

Found this on epicurious.  Looks like someone else got it through the work place!

BROWN SUGAR BROWNIE CAKE

Submitted by magallan Updated: September 28, 2015

Recipe came from Cindy at Keenon's work

Ingredients

• 1 lb box light brown sugar

• 2 tsp vanilla extract

• 1/2 cup sugar

• 2 cups flour (self-rising)

• 4 eggs

• 2 sticks butter softened

• 1 cup chopped pecans

• 1 cup milk choc chips

• Bake at 325 about 45 minutes