Check out my new brownie pan

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bbq engineer

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Mrs. Engineer and I both love the edge pieces and corners of brownies, because they get a little chewy. We got this pan, and it is simply awesome...every piece is an edge piece! It also makes the entire batch cook more evenly, and cuts the cook time by about a third or more. Check it out!

http://www.bakersedge.com/


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BBQ Eng.
 
Neat idea, some guy loved the edges of a brownie, may have been sitting around smoking (not so sure he was smoking any meats at the time) and came up with some awesome idea of how to make all your brownies chewy. Wonder what would happen if you poured some cornbread or pressed down pizza type dough and then smoked. Maybe smoked brownies with some cayenne in the mix? Chocolate and heat pair well, and smoke makes everything better. Maybe I'm getting a bit off the wall here, time to fire it up, go cut a slice of fattie in the fridge and throw it on a biscuit.
Gonna let my sister know about that pan, she would love that.
 
Cornbread - That would be really good too. Grease that baby up and get it hot in the oven first...just like skillet cornbread. They also say it is good for lasagna, as the lasagne noodles fit in the channels. I imagine the crusty cheese at the edges would be plentiful and delicious!

Now that is funny, but a darn good observation. It is made of heavy cast aluminum, but you could certainly adapt this in theory to the firebox. There is air separation on the bottom between the walls, so it wouldn't ignite the charcoal across the wall in the neighboring channel...something to think about, and darned funny too!

BBQ Eng.
 
Hey a friend of mine made a charcole pan of simular design, except it was much larger and made of plate steel. Darn thing holds about 20lbs of coal and will burn all night.
 
My wife gave me one of those pans for my Birthday. We all prefer the brownie edges and this pan delivers. Simple idea and built well. Good non stick surface too. I know this has been asked before but how do they get the non stick stuff to stick?
 
Thanks for posting this. I've got a friend who loves the edges, now I know what he'll be getting for his Birthday.
 
I've had one of these for a couple years now. They are great! Just be careful that you don't overcook. I'd adjust the time by about 5 minutes back from what the box says...more surface area, so it cooks quicker.
 
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