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Death By Chocolate Ala Mr. Food Recipe
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Death By Chocolate Ala Mr. Food
Ingredients:
1 package 19.8 oz fudge brownie mix
1/2 cup coffee liqueur
3 package 3.5 oz each instant choco- late pud, ding (can use loc
8 chocolate-covered toffee candy bars, (like heath or
1 skor)
1 carton 12 oz frozen whipped topping
Instructions:
1. Preheat oven according to brownie package directions. Bake
according to directions, and let cool. When cool, prick holes in the
tops of the brownies with a fork and pour the coffee liqueur into
them. Let stand.
2. Prepare the chocolate pudding according to directions. If you wish
you can use the low calorie pudding mix (it tastes the same).Break
the candy bars up into very small pieces with a food processor or a
kitchen hammer.
3. Break up half the brownies and place in the bottom of a large
trifle dish or glass bowl. Cover with half the pudding, half the
candy and then half the whipped topping. Repeat layers with remaining
ingredients.
Typists note: To cut the calories, you can use low calorie whipped
top- ping, low calorie brownie mix, low calorie pudding and omit
candy.
Very very good and very very filling.
Source: The Mr. Food Cookbook, OOH it's so GOOD!! Typed for you by
Linda Fields, Cyberealm BBS, Watertown, NY 1993 315-785-8098 or
315-786-1120
Servings: 8
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