2/3cupvegetable oil(or amount listed on box instructions)
1/4 cupwater(or amount listed on box instructions)
2eggs(or amount listed on box instructions)
1/2cupsemi sweet chocolate chips
210 oz. pkgs.Ghirardelli Dark Chocolate Flavored melting wafers(or your preferred brand of chocolate coating)
Sprinkles
Instructions
Brownies
Prepare 9x13 metal baking pan by lining with parchment paper and spraying bottom with nonstick spray. Set aside. Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
In large bowl, prepare brownie batter according to package directions adding eggs, oil, and water as indicated on box.
Stir in chocolate chips.
Pour brownie batter into prepared pan.
Bake according to package directions being careful not to overbake. It's better to under bake than over bake these brownies. Cool completely.
Cutting Brownies
Remove cooled brownies from pan by lifting the parchment paper. Place on cutting board. Using a straight edge as a guide, cut off the crispy edges and set aside.
These crispy brownie edges are perfect to share with your recipe testers! #myhusband
Measure your trimmed brownie; it should be about 8x12. Using the straight edge again (I use a designated, clean kitchen ruler for this purpose.) start with the 12 inch side facing closest to you. Mark your cutting line by cutting a little notch at the edge of the brownie at the start and end of your cutting line. Then use a long chef's knife to make your cut all the way through the brownie to create a long strip. Repeat the entire length of brownie to create a brownie grid. You can make them any size you wish. I cut mine into 10 (8 inch) rows by 4 (12 inch) rows to make 40 brownies.
Coating the Brownies
Add half the chocolate melting wafers to a medium, microwave safe bowl. Melt according to package instructions.
Gently separate a piece of cut brownie from the brownie grid. Press any loose crumbs into the brownie to create a smoother surface and to minimize crumbs that will fall into the melted chocolate mixture.
Drop brownie piece into chocolate mixture, top side up. Use fork to gently turn brownie away from you coating a side at a time, ending with the top side up resting on the fork. Use the tip of a butter knife or a small icing spatula to add a dab of chocolate coating to each of the left and right sides. Tap fork on side of bowl to allow excess chocolate coating to drip off into bowl.
Set chocolate coated brownie on waxed paper-lined baking sheet to set. Repeat with remaining brownies. Add sprinkles, if desired, before chocolate is set.
Refrigerate to set more quickly. Store in airtight container. Enjoy!