It took some work to get it well mixed. I really hate how sticky marshmallow fluff is...
Once I had that combined I started on the brownies. I used the handmade brownie recipe provided rather than a box mix. It's not much more work and usually much better tasting.
After melting the butter and chocolate I added the sugar.
Next three eggs and vanilla.
Finally the flour...
The last step was to fold in the hand broken mint Oreo's. Yummy!
Once that was mixed well I spread it in a 13 x 9" pan and then dumped half of the marshmallow mix in. It all ended up in a big glop on one side, pretty much.
But I didn't worry about it and just swirled it all in to the brownie mix. I figured it looked okay...
Then the whole thing went in the oven. While it cooked I started on the next layer. First I melted the white chocolate
Then I mixed the white chocolate in with the remaining marshmallow mix. It really helped pull the marshmallow off the side of the bowl but I ended up with something really clumpy
Meanwhile I made the vanilla frosting. I'm not sure while I did this in reverse.
If I had mixed the frosting in with the marshmallow and then the melted chocolate it probably would have worked out better. As it was I ended up with some pretty clumpy frosting. Not that it effected the final taste.
Once the brownies were done I stuck them in the freezer to cool them quicker so I could put the frosting on.
After a bit I pulled them out, spread the frosting all over them and then topped them with the rest of the cookies.
I put it in the freezer for a bit longer to set the whole thing up. After a bit I was ready to try a piece.
It was okay warm, but later I had a piece after it had been chilled for a while. I have to say chilled these are awesome!! I didn't notice the clumpy frosting, the mint flavor was perfect and the brownie was fudgy, chewy and yummy! If you like chocolate and mint I'd recomend this.
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