Brownie Mix in a Jar III

  4.3 – 15 reviews  • Brownie Recipes

Butterscotch brownie mix in a jar with a tag attached that gives preparation instructions. These are fantastic presents to give at any time of the year, as well as for hostess gifts, baby showers, wedding favors, or to bring to a cookie exchange and be sure you bake some up so people can sample them. To prevent condensation and clumping, store in a cool, dry area apart from a heat source. Enjoy!

Prep Time: 30 mins
Total Time: 30 mins
Servings: 24
Yield: 2 dozen

Ingredients

  1. ½ cup flaked coconut
  2. ½ cup white sugar
  3. 2 cups packed brown sugar
  4. 2 cups all-purpose flour
  5. 1 ½ teaspoons baking powder
  6. ¼ teaspoon salt

Instructions

  1. Mix together flour, salt and baking powder. Set aside.
  2. Layer ingredients in order given in a 1 quart sized wide mouth canning jar. Add flour mixture last. Press each layer firmly in place.
  3. Attach this message to jar: Butterscotch Brownies 1. Empty jar of brownie mix into large mixing bowl. Use your hands to thoroughly blend mix. 2. Add: 3/4 cup butter or margarine, softened at room temperature. DO NOT USE DIET MARGARINE. Mix in 2 eggs, slightly beaten and 2 teaspoons vanilla. 3. Mix until completely blended. 4. Spread batter into a sprayed 9 x 13 inch metal pan. 5. Bake at 375 degrees F (190 degrees C) for 25 minutes. Cool 15 minutes in baking pan. Cut brownies into 1 1/2 inch squares. Cool completely in pan. Makes 2 dozen brownies.

Reviews

Michael Mills
It does not fit in the jar. After reading some other recipes, I decided to eliminate the white sugar. They are plenty sweet and that gives the space to fit it all in!
Jason Patel
Great recipe. Really yummy. However, the ingredients did not fit it the quart jar.
William Ortiz
The recipe was great (enjoyed it myself and received many compliments) but it was unfortunate to find the a 1 quart mason jar (1 quart = 4 cups!) were not going to cut it for a gift I was throwing together on the day of. The recipe contains over 5 cups of content…I did try to pack the ingredients down but do not think I could have made any more room for the remaining 1/2+ cup of flour mixture I had left. Anyone fit these ingredients into a 1 quart?
Debbie Benson
Butterscotch is brown sugar and butter, and these brownies have it. They do not taste like artificial butterscotch chips, but they have a cleaner taste, so the former reviewers wondering why they don’t include the chips may not realize these are true butterscotch. Sweet, a bit gooey, chewy from the coconut (and if you snag the corner piece!), they are delightful. If you like nuts, chopped pecans would be a nice addition. I’d be happy using this mix as a gift. My daughter loved the brownies, and I like that they are not chocolate–although nothing’s wrong with chocolate, we just like it way too much in our house! Thanks for a great recipe! *Be sure to use a big jar, this calls for 5 cups of ingredients!
Antonio Malone
It must have been the pan I used – an 8×8 glass, but these just would not cook through. I sort of remember hearing not to use a square glass pan for brownies. Too bad, they smelled good but the sides were burnt and then one inch in the whole thing was gooy.
Tina Johnson
“Butterscotch” refers to brown sugar. Butterscotch pies, sauces and candies all contain brown sugar instead of white, so this dish is named appropriately (though I find it hard to imagine that butterscotch chips would hurt the recipe!)
Daniel Powell
My mom made these a lot when we were little, I have always loved them – even more than chocolate sometimes :). The “butterscotch” name comes from the flavor that you get when the sugar carmelizes. IMHO, it ruins them to add butterscotch chips or even nuts.
Mary Williams
maybe it is obvious to others,but the recipe does not include the butterscotch. I am assuming you add butterscotch morsels. I looked at this recipe because I love butterscotch.
Jill Hancock
coconut nice
Heather Walls
Great recipe!! Everyone loved this one, I used this as teacher gifts for the beginning of the year… Thanks so much!
Beth Conway
Makes a wonderful gift. I made several jars for my family. SMC
David Carter
Tried out the recipe before giving out as gifts…the family loved it!
Shannon Bean
Where does the name Butterscotch Brownies come from. Are there suppose to be Butterscotch chips included in the recipe?
Amy Smith
Nice flavor, not overly sweet.
Carrie Terrell
These are wonderful! I have enjoyed giving them as well as making them.

 

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