Layered Marshmallow Brownies

These brownies are amazing. Super-sweet and fudgy and amazing. They have a layer of fudge-like brownie, topped with a layer of marshmallows, and lastly, a sweet chocolate frosting layer. I’ve seen these come up in a variety of blogs over the last year or so since they first appeared Baking Blonde’s blog almost two years ago!

I prefer my brownies nice and thick, so I decided to make the recipe in an 8×8 pan instead of the 9×13 called for in the recipe. The brownie layer did take a significantly longer amount of time to bake, but I think the outcome was worth it.

At first taste, I wasn’t completely sold on these. I had put them in the fridge to cool and after I cut them, I tasted an edge piece. They were a bit too sweet. I’m sure many of you doubt that I could ever think a dessert was too sweet, but I did. They were so sweet in fact, that I didn’t take them with me to the get together as I had planned. I left them out on the counter while I was gone and gave them another taste when I got home. The sweetness had died down, and while they are still very sweet, they weren’t too sweet anymore. So I would definitely recommend serving these at room temperature, not when they’re cold.

I cut them fairly small since they are pretty intense (16 pieces for an 8×8 pan, after trimming off the edges). I took them to work with my and my coworkers thoroughly enjoyed them.

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Frosted Marshmallow Brownies – adapted from Baking Blonde

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    Jelli Bean — November 24, 2009 at 3:19 pm

    These look perfectly delicious! I’ve never tried Alton’s recipe or this one, but I certainly do believe it’s high time I did. Ever since encountering a recipe that called for the 24 chill, I always do it, no matter what the recipe, and the cookies turn out great. Thanks for sharing.

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    nutmegnanny — November 25, 2009 at 4:42 am

    Wow I love the sprinkling of salt on top. I have never heard of that before. I gotta agree about AB’s recipe…he rocks! I’m still bummed I didn’t win the AB book giveaway on your site…haha.

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