So,
my original plan was to make Slug Candy. It's just too hilarious. I will still make it sometime, but decided now wasn't ideal for a number of reasons too boring to go into. My next plan was to post about the Chicken Broccoli Casserole I made last week, but
my camera up and died on me. Since I don't have a cell phone (weird, I
know), I had no way to photograph it. That meant I was forced (forced!) to make another recipe for Secret Recipe Club since the post had to have a picture. Lucky for me, I managed to
scrounge up a cell phone to photograph SRC Take 2, which is Oreo Brownie Trifle. It's a terrible picture, but better than the MS Paint
rendition I would have had to make if I didn't have the cell phone, so
I'm happy.
I had my husband pick between this,
Snickers Brownie Trifle, and Reese's Peanut Butter Cup S'mores. He
loves Oreos, so chose this trifle, surprising no one. I'm definitely
going to make those PB S'mores soon, though! You really should take a stroll through the dessert section on Erin's blog, it's quite the treasure trove.
The
trifle turned out well. It's very sweet and a little goes a long way!
I did have to change the recipe a little, sorry, Erin. My husband is
lactose intolerant and can't have sweetened condensed milk, so I left
that out and used lactose free milk instead. I also sorta halved the
recipe because the full batch would have been a LOT of trifle for two
people. The recipe is still essentially the same, though! It's sure to
please kids and Oreo lovers everywhere. I will definitely make it
again when I want something over the top and fun.
Quick Note: You can use vanilla or cheesecake pudding mix if you can't find Oreo.
Oreo Brownie Trifle
1 box brownie mix that makes an 8 by 8 pan, plus ingredients on box
about 15 Oreos
4 serving size box of instant Oreo pudding mix
1 1/2 C milk
8 oz tub Cool Whip, divided
Prepare and bake brownies according to directions on box, set aside and cool completely. Cut into small cubes.
Whisk together box of pudding mix and milk. After it sets, fold in half of the Cool Whip.
Layer
1/3rd of the brownie cubes in a trifle dish. Top with 1/3rd of the
pudding mixture, then dollops of 1/3rd of the Cool Whip. Sprinkle with 5
crushed Oreos. Repeat layers twice more, starting with brownies and
ending with Oreos.
Cover trifle and refrigerate for a few hours before serving.
Yield: 10 servings
Well, I must say I admire you for not having a cell phone. I thought I was the last person to finally cave and get one, but I was wrong then...
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technology is great, but everyone is so dependent on "being connected", it is refreshing to see someone simply saying no to it.
as to the recipe... Oreos, well, no need to say anything else, right? ;-)
Thank you so much for all the kind words. I'm so glad you found a recipe (or two it sounds) =o) You definitely have to make the Slug Candy. They are a hoot and super easy.
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What a delicious looking recipe! This would be perfect for large summer parties! Loved being able to highlight your blog this month. You have some amazing recipes! Traci, BurntApple.com
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful looking recipe and would make a fab dessert after Sunday lunch! Karen
ReplyDeleteMy Oreo-loving teen would love this!
ReplyDeleteI am kind of happy your camera broke so you could make this trifle. Looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteGreat choice, my DH would love this.
ReplyDeleteWow - what perserverance! Glad you enjoyed the trifle after all the difficulties getting to the point of making an photographing it:)
ReplyDeleteWe'd love this here. It looks fabulous - Love Oreos!
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