1950″s Brownie Recipe

11 Comments for 1950″s Brownie Recipe

1. SandyzSerious on January 31, 2015: (Reply)

   Thank you.

2. Alex Hoover on January 31, 2015: (Reply)

   mmmm looks good ty Phyllis 

3. SCsweettea on January 31, 2015: (Reply)

   These look wonderful. Mr. Bucky sure looks happy. I have saved this to my
   Pinterest page. I cant believe it looks about as easy as a mix. Thanks
   Miss Phyllis.

4. Anne Goss on January 31, 2015: (Reply)

   Looks easy and yummy! I love your old fashioned, baked from scratch
   recipes. 

5. Linda's Pantry on January 31, 2015: (Reply)

   Oh thank you so much for this recipe and I just love that it came from the
   50’s

6. rabaile1 on January 31, 2015: (Reply)

   Well, I’m sitting here drinking ice water and eating chocolate Cheerios,
   WHICH AIN’T CUTTIN’ IT now that I’ve seen these brownies — ha! I’ve never
   made brownies from scratch, but these look like real winners! Thanks for
   the delicious recipe, Annette

7. Tracey Truly on January 31, 2015: (Reply)

   yummmmmmmmmmmmy!! They looked soooooo good!
   Half tempted to skip supper and make brownies, hahahahaha ;)

8. Betty Grandy on January 31, 2015: (Reply)

   These look really good. I am going to try them for sure. Also, I noticed
   your bananas in the fruit bowl with some other fruits. Tip for you,
   bananas ripen much quicker when stored with other fruits – although maybe
   you were trying to ripen them quickly for banana bread??? If not, you may
   want to consider a fruit bowl that has the banana hook built into it. Glad
   I found you on YouTube! Can’t wait to watch more of your videos and by the
   way, we are not far from you if you know where B&L is.

9. Susan Robinson on January 31, 2015: (Reply)

   Oh, how tasty! I’m making these today. Can you do a series about 50s
   recipes? That would be so much fun. Thanks!

10. Donna Pierce on January 31, 2015: (Reply)

    You two are adorable 

11. Angela Simmons on January 31, 2015: (Reply)

    Can’t wait too try. Thank you