These Boneyard Fudge Brownies are easy to make! You’re going to love the top fudge layer and the fudge brownie bottoms! The candy Bones on top are perfect for Halloween!
“This post/recipe originally appeared on my main blog BigBear’sWife.com”
We all know that I LOVE Halloween! I mean it’s my favorite Holiday (with Christmas as a close second!) I love the decorations, the weather, the pumpkins, the Halloween movies and the spooky feeling you get on the 31st!
I love it so much that I started this blog as my second blog just for Halloween! I love this blog, “The Southern Halloween Queen!”
I also love Halloween Desserts! Well, actually I love ALL Halloween themed food…..except for the super gross looking kind.
Ok, Ok, I like the cute Halloween food.
Cute Halloween food like these Boneyard Fudge Brownies!! I know that some people (including myself) go all out for Halloween on their treats and whatnot during the Halloween season but I wanted to bring you a dessert today that was super simple!
I don’t want anyone to ever NOT make a holiday recipe because they feel like the can’t or that they don’t have time.
These Boneyard Fudge Brownies are probably one of the easiest Halloween desserts that I’ve made. They’re just like the Spooky Eyeball Fudge Brownies I posted a few years ago, except we’re changing up the candy eyeballs for candy bones!
So where to get the bones?
I got these candy bones for the Boneyard Fudge Brownies at Target in the Halloween baking section.
I’ve seen them at Hobby Lobby and Walmart before but since I was working on Halloween recipes early this year, Target seemed to be the first one to put them out this year.
I did a quick search online too and it looks like you can also find candy bones at Party City and online on Amazon!
Why are these brownies so easy to make?
Well, first of all, they start with a boxed fudge brownie mix! YEP!! Boxed brownies!
Can you use a homemade brownie recipe? OF COURSE, YOU CAN!
But I didn’t. 🙂
Then after you make, bake and let the brownies cool, you’re going to top them with a 2 ingredients chocolate fudge. As soon as you spread that fudge layer on, sprinkle the top of the fudge with little candy bones!
BOOM! Done! Now just let the brownies cool, slice em up and serve them!
NOTE: You can use Vanilla Extract OR Chocolate Extract with this recipe!
Boneyard Fudge Brownies
Boneyard Fudge Brownies
These Boneyard Fudge Brownies are easy to make! You're going to love the top fudge layer and the fudge brownie bottoms! The Bones are perfect for Halloween!
- Yield: 8X8 PAN BROWNIES
Ingredients
- 1 box fudge brownie mix
- 1/4 cup water
- 1/3 cup oil
- 1 egg
- 2 cups semi-sweet chocolate chips
- 1 (14 oz) can sweetened condensed milk
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract (or chocolate)
- Candy Bones
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 350F.
- In a bowl combine the brownie mix, water, oil and egg. Mix well.
- Line a 8x8 pan with foil or parchment paper.
- Bake brownies for 40 minutes or until done.
- Leave them in the pan and let them cool completely.
- Bring a small pot filled with 2 inches of water to a boil on the stove top.
- Place a metal or glass bowl on top of the the simmer water but don\'t let the bowl touch the water. Add the semi-sweet chocolate chips and sweetened condensed milk to the bowl. Stir until melted and smooth. Stir in the chocolate extract (or vanilla). Pour the chocolate fudge over the top of the brownies in an even layer.
- Top the fudge brownies with candy bones.
- Let the fudge cool for at least 2 to 3 hours before slicing.
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Angie runs this blog, “Southern Halloween Queen” where she shares her love of Halloween with her own recipes and fun recipes/projects from other Halloween loving bloggers! She also runs her first blog, BigBearsWife.com that’s packed full of Southern recipes, her love of Disney and fun vacation ideas!
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