So easy a 10 year-old could make them. 

Excuse me while I play the proud parent.  These are my daughter’s rendition of the Cocoa Brownies in Rose’s Cookie book.  I was so proud of her, she used the scale and everything to make these, and did a great job.  They are topped with marshmallow that she piped and sprinkled with blue glitter flakes. 

This is one-bowl recipe, made with a spoon, and uses all ingredients we already had in our kitchen.  Rich, dense and not-too-sweet, just the way we like them.

Congratulations, Julie!!!  Proud parent, and rightly so!!  I’ll be she is a proud daughter, as well!

Super cute!  And they are great, aren’t they (both kids and brownies!)?

So cool!  I really need to teach my sons to use the scale, but their stirring (oldest is 8) leaves much to be desired - running, swimming, etc. are all excellent, but maybe stirring is a fine motor skill to be mastered

These make me want to get the book…..Congratulations to your daughter.

How wonderful Julie.  Your daughter did a great job!  It is nice to see that she is following in her mother’s footsteps in the kitchen.  You have every right to boast about your daughters culinary acheivement. 

I have this book too, but have never made this recipe.  I just might have to make them now. 

Tell your daughter she did an excellent job.

By the way,  my daughter loved the blue sprinkles.

Thanks, everyone!  I’ll pass along all the kind words.

Liza, glad to hear your daughter liked the sprinkles.  She left a few unadorned for us old folks, but she and her friends loved the sparkly ones.