Made with roasted walnuts and candied fruit peel soaked in cherry brandy, you get a subtle burst of juices from the candied peel and the contrasting crunch from the walnuts with each bite. Think of these brownies as chewy fruit cake in small doses.
Made with dark chocolate morsels, pecans and Reese’s peanut butter morsels, I baked these butterscotch brownies for my husband's birthday many years ago. He loves butterscotch brownies, you see.
Easy-to-make (no, you don’t have to prepare the butterscotch and choocolate batters separately) and budget friendly, these two-tone brownies make an ideal holiday food gift or potluck contribution.
Brighten up your holiday table with this lovely dessert. I recommend baking it a day ahead. Keep in the fridge in a tightly covered container (chilling firms it up and makes cutting easier, and the bars come out cleaner and neater) then cut into rectangles or squares just before serving.