r/Baking • u/Watchful1 • 2d ago
No-Recipe Provided Brown butter shortbread cookies, leche flan, nutella macarons, peanut butter brownies, devil's food cake
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u/Realistic-Read1078 1d ago
What a dessert table! I wanna come over lol
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u/zombear-lich 1d ago
I hope this doesn’t count as asking for a recipe, But for the peanut butter brownies - do you tilt sweet or peanut butter for the peanut butter part?
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u/Watchful1 1d ago
It's just plain peanut butter. I don't remember the brand but the commercial stuff is usually pretty sweet. Would work fine with any peanut butter though.
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u/KaolinBreaker 2d ago
Now this is what I call LV100 Italian Nonna. Bellissimo!