Choc brownies

Counting_Pennies_2

I wonder if you can help. My brownie tray bake has only just made it out of the aga it took much longer than it should have. I am shattered though and need to go to bed.

Would anyone be able to let me know how best to cool it and cover it.

Would it sweat if I put foil on top. Grease proof paper?

Many thanks

Florenceem

Counting_Pennies wrote: »

I wonder if you can help. My brownie tray bake has only just made it out of the aga it took much longer than it should have. I am shattered though and need to go to bed.

Would anyone be able to let me know how best to cool it and cover it.

Would it sweat if I put foil on top. Grease proof paper?

Many thanks

I would wrap a clean cotton tea towel round it.

CupOfChai

I'd lay baking paper or kitchen roll over the top and leave it on the side till morning.

kittycat204

is it wrong that i would just leave it as is?

stiltwalker

Just laid a tea towel over a batch of carrot cup cakes and a tea loaf as really CBA to do anything else with them. Doing Cakefest (basically covering the dining table with a bunch of cakes and having a drop in for friends instead of a more formal 'birthday party') for DD's birthday on Sunday so will be baking a-plenty til then.

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I'd just cover it with a biit of baking paper and leave it. It cuts far better when cold anyway, and you really want a nice crust to form on the top I use a very thin wire from an old cheese cutter to cut up brownies neatly.Better than a knife unless you have a very sharp on

pigpen

I'd leave it as it is.. or if you cant bear to just put a clean tea towel over it. I regularly leave stuff in the oven to cool overnight.

loracan1

I tend to put things like this in the microwave. Kids get up before me...

zippychick

ive merged this with our brownies thread.

How did they turn out?


Zip

Counting_Pennies_2

Thank you, they turned out really well, they were delicious