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Sunday, December 14, 2014

Brownie Mini Donut with White Chocolate Candy Cane Frosting


This post was sponsored by Hershey's Canada.  I received compensation in exchange for this post, though as always, all thoughts and opinions are 100% my own. 

I was was about to make brownies the other day, when my newly acquired mini donut mold caught the corner of my eye.  These were purely intended to be experimental, but what came out the oven tasted so delicious, I knew that they had to be shared immediately.  Not only are these brownie mini donuts the perfect size bite, the white chocolate candy cane frosting makes them a deliciously festive treat.

I've never tried making frosting with chocolate before, thinking that the chocolate would render the frosting to be heavy and thick.  On the contrary!  This frosting is so light and fluffy, I think I'll be trying different flavours of Chipits with this recipe the next time I need to frost a special treat (I'm looking at you butterscotch)!

Hershey's Canada has offered to send one lucky reader 20 bags of Chipits to help with their holiday baking!  Check out the bottom of this page for details on how to enter!  

Ingredients
- your favourite brownie mix (here's mine)

White Chocolate Candy Cane Frosting 
- 1 pkg Hershey's White Chocolate Chipits
- 2/3 cup butter, room temperature
- 3 cups icing sugar
- 1/4 cup milk
- 2 large candy canes
Directions
Start by preparing the batter for your favourite brownie mix.  
Scoop brownie batter into an icing bag (a sandwich baggie will work in a pinch!).  Cut the tip of the bag off, and pipe brownie batter into donut hold. 
Bake in pre-heated 350 degree oven for 10-12 minutes, or until the edges of the brownie start to pull alway from the sides of the donut hold. 
Icing
While brownies are cooling, prepare icing. 
Melt chocolate chips in a medium saucepan over low heat being careful not to over-melt. 
Meanwhile, whip butter and icing sugar together.  Add cream, and continue whipping until fluffy.  
Once chocolate has fully melted, slowly add it to the mixture while continuing to whip.  
Once brownies are fully cooled, spread on frosting.
Using a rolling pin, crush peppermint candy canes.  Sprinkle on top of frosted brownies brownies. 

67 comments:

  1. I would make chocolate chip cherry shortbread! (Judy Cowan)

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  2. The kids and would get our bake on!!! Cookies, chocolate pecan pie, oh and marshmallow confetti squares mmmmmmm def wouldn't get wasted in this house hold!!

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  3. I've been making treats with White Chocolate Chipits all day! Two batches of Birthday Cake Fudge among them. Yum! I would probably make more fudge. This stuff goes fast LOL.

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  4. Lots of chocolate chip cookies!

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  5. I'd make brownies!

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  6. I would make oatmeal raisin chocolate chip cookies

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  7. I'd make some saltine cracker toffee!

    Thanks

    RAFFLECOPTER NAME is Anne Taylor

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  8. I'm not sure if my comment went, but I'd make chocolate chip scones.

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  9. I would make some chocolate chip cookies.

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  10. I would make chocolate chip cookies.

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  11. I'd make chocolate chip shortbread!

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  12. I would make snickers fudge, and homemade turtles!

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  13. Christmas cookies - I'd probably melt some and dip shortbreads in them.

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  14. I would make Chocolate Chip Biscotti!

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  15. I would make chocolate chip cookies! My favorite!!

    heatherp626@msn.com

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  16. some delicious chocolate chip cookies.

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  17. Peanut butter and chocolate cream cheese cookies!

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  18. I see cookies in our future. :)

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  19. Cookies! I have many to make this holiday

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  20. I would make some classic chocolate chip cookies first

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  21. I would make cookies! lots and lots of cookies!

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  22. chocolate chip cookies - haven't made them in years!

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  23. I would make Rocky Road bars or Hello Dolly bars, mmmmm

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  24. Chocolate chip cookies and brownies!

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  25. I'd make your recipe! Looks delicious!

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  26. Oooh! I would make so many cookies and cupcakes, and probably some squares and fudge!

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  27. i would make chocolate chip cookies

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  28. I would make Chocolate chip muffins.

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  29. I would definately make Chocolate Biscotti YUMMY

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  30. I would make banana chocolate chip loaf - with extra chocolate chips! Thanks for the chance to win!

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  31. CHOCOLATE CANDY . . . . . MELT THE CHOCOLATE, MAKE A CARAMEL SAUCE, POUR OVER PECANS. yummy!!

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  32. I would make chocolate marshmellow roll!

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  33. With all those Chipits, I would make Mom's oatmeal marble squares with chocolate chip and skor. Then Expresso white chocolate chip cupcakes! Delicious :)

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  34. I would make some chocolate chip cookies

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  35. I would make mint chocolate chip bars

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  36. Chocolate chip cookies with toffee chipits thrown in for good measure. :)

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  37. I would make fudge and chocolate chip cookies

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  38. Chocolate Jelly Roll with a Philadelphia Cream Cheese - melted chocolate and candy cane sprinkle filling. Voila.

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  39. chocolate chip cookies

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  40. Chocolate and Candy Cane Bark. Made some today and it's so easy and yummy too.

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  41. I would make chocolate chip cookies

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  42. Chocolate chip cookies of course!

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  43. I would make chocolate chip cookies!

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  44. Hersheys original chocolate chip cookies..my fav.

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  45. Chocolate chip cookies!!

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