Can I Make Warm Nutty Caramel Brownies at My Next Show?

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Discussion Overview

This thread explores the experiences and ideas of participants regarding the preparation of Warm Nutty Caramel Brownies at cooking shows. Participants share their thoughts on guest involvement, timing, and additional activities during the baking process.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, expresses uncertainty about the recipe's suitability for guest involvement and potential downtime during baking.
  • Another participant shares their experience of having guests punch in rolos while demonstrating a chopper, suggesting it is a good recipe for guest participation.
  • Several users mention that guests enjoy the recipe, with one noting that serving it warm with ice cream was particularly well-received.
  • One participant describes using a decorator bottle to drizzle chocolate, which impressed guests.
  • Another participant discusses engaging guests with a "tool spouse game" while the brownies bake, incorporating product demonstrations and discussions about favorite items.
  • One participant shares their experience of the recipe turning out gooey at times, questioning if it was due to insufficient baking time.
  • A participant details a workflow that includes preparing both brownies and artichoke cups, highlighting the timing of serving both dishes effectively.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the timing and activities during the baking process, with some participants sharing successful strategies while others express concerns about potential downtime.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences from cooking shows, focusing on the interactive aspects of preparing the brownies and managing guest involvement.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for ideas on engaging guests during cooking shows and managing multiple recipes may find this discussion relevant.

cookinthehouse
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Question. I am doing a show and this is the recipe I am doing. I have made this like 5 times for work/family etc... but never at a show.

Would this be a good recipe to have the guests involved? Would it take too long.

While they are baking what would be something to do.. i have not done just 1 recipe at a show in a while... and hoping not to have down time waiting for them to bake?

Any suggestions would be wonderful:confused:
 
I usually have the host or a guest punch the rolos into the brownie. While they do that then I demo the chopper....then I let the person sprinkle that on while I melt the choc and put that into the ziploc to drizzle. So yes I think it is a good recipe to get guest/host involved with.
 
People at shows LOVE this recipe :)
 
At my last show I put the chocolate in one of the bottles form the decorator bottle set. It was very impressive weaving chocolate across the top of the brownies.
 
when the recipe goes in the oven I play the tool spouse game and talk about my fave items (which I display in the trifle bowl). I do the can opener demo, talk about stone ware, talk about cookware...get recipe and have guests drizzel choc, chop nuts and punch in rolos. I can then talk more about my faves and answer questions.

hth
 
I did this recipe at a show and the guests love it. I served it warm with ice cream and it turned out perfect. I had the guest do the rolos and they were loving every minute of it.
 
mistym said:
when the recipe goes in the oven I play the tool spouse game and talk about my fave items (which I display in the trifle bowl). I do the can opener demo, talk about stone ware, talk about cookware...get recipe and have guests drizzel choc, chop nuts and punch in rolos. I can then talk more about my faves and answer questions.

hth

I am curious, what is the tool spouse game?
 
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thank you those are great ideas... i will let you know what i do and how it turns out. I hate baking.... but i tried this recipe on my coworkers and they loved it... made it for family... they loved it... gave it as birthday gift... so now my first time at a show.... yes i will serve with the ice cream....

Has anyone's ever come out gooey? this last time mine did.... maybe i did not leave it in long enough?? i am making them again for a family gathering this weekend so we will see if it is yet another success....
 
Sweet and savory comboHere's what I did, preparing the brownies and artichoke cups:

1. Prep and pre-bake wontons (per recipe)
2. Prep brownie mix and topping, pour in stone and set aside
3. Wash up products used to prep brownies
4. Demo artichoke cup prep (shows off lots of products)
5. Show guests the brownies in the bar pan, put both brownies and artichoke cups in the oven
6. Chat while chopping/having guests chop caramels and nuts
7. Pull out and serve artichoke cups
8. 15 mins later, brownies are done. Pull them out and have someone push in the caramels. I had the hostess use the small spatula from the bamboo specialty set; could also use the tart shaper. Cut and serve out the brownies to platters
9. Just when people are finishing the artichoke cups, the brownies are cool enough to enjoy!

This went over really well and was a good workflow for me.

Bon appetit and bonne chance!
Susan
 

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Make Warm Nutty Caramel Brownies at My Next Show?

Yes, you can definitely make Warm Nutty Caramel Brownies at your next Pampered Chef show! This delicious recipe is a great way to showcase your cooking tools and engage your guests.

What ingredients do I need for Warm Nutty Caramel Brownies?

To make Warm Nutty Caramel Brownies, you will need brownie mix, eggs, water, vegetable oil, caramel sauce, and chopped nuts. Make sure to check if any of your guests have allergies to nuts before preparing the dish.

How long does it take to prepare the brownies during the show?

The preparation time for Warm Nutty Caramel Brownies is typically around 15-20 minutes, depending on your familiarity with the recipe and the tools you are using. Baking time will add an additional 25-30 minutes.

Can I use Pampered Chef products to make these brownies?

Absolutely! You can use various Pampered Chef products, such as the Stoneware Baker or the Mix 'N Chop, to make the brownies. These tools will help you achieve the best results while demonstrating their effectiveness to your guests.

Will my guests be able to sample the brownies at the show?

Yes, your guests can sample the Warm Nutty Caramel Brownies at the show! Just make sure to have enough prepared or baked in advance so everyone can enjoy a taste of this delicious treat.

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