Thread Starter: Neevan Started: Fri 02 Apr 2004 Replies: 2
i was baking brownies wheni had to go out in emergency. i didnt want to leave the oven on while i was out so i shut it off.
the brownies had been in the oven for atleast 15 mins before i shut the oven.
is there ne way to rebake the brownies in such a situation?
Fri 2 Apr 2004, 5.02PM
Hi Neevan, Well there are two options for you and it does depend on how uncooked the bownies are.
If they had been in for 15 mins then you shut the oven off they should be perfectly cooked as the residual heat would have cooked them enough so they are gooey and moist in the middle.
If they are really really liquid still then you can re bake them but you will have to cook them thoroughly through (due to killing all bacteria especially with the mix having egg in it), resulting in a dry brownie but it can be transformed in to indulgent Tiramisu or chocolate triffle, Brownie ice cream or even Brownie milkshakes.
Good luck, all is not lost
Top Choc Paul (Paul Young)
Fri 2 Apr 2004, 5.00PM
Hi Neevan,
I would say this would not be not possible with the brownies you cooked...No harm in trying thru..Julian
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