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Delightful Treats on the Go: Homemade Brownies in a Jar for Work Lunches

Portable Delights: Homemade Brownies in a Jar for Irresistible Workday Treats

Surprising your loved ones with delicious treats is a wonderful way to show them you care. 

One delightful option is "brownies in a jar," a portable and convenient snack that can be enjoyed anywhere, including at work. Whether you have a brownie mix to use up or want to whip up a homemade batch, these jarred brownies make for a sweet and thoughtful addition to lunchtime. In this article, we'll delve into the process of creating brownies in a jar, including baking them in individual jars and preserving them for future enjoyment. Get ready to indulge in homemade brownies that can be easily packed and savored during lunch breaks.

Recipe: Homemade Brownies in a Jar

Ingredients:

  • - Brownie mix (store-bought or homemade)
  • - Cooking spray

Instructions:

1. Preheat your oven according to the brownie mix instructions or your homemade brownie recipe.

2. Prepare your jars by thoroughly cleaning and drying them. Ensure they are heat-safe and can withstand the baking process.

3. Lightly spray the inside of each jar with cooking spray, making sure to coat the bottom and sides.

4. Prepare the brownie mix according to the instructions on the package or your preferred homemade recipe.

5. Pour the brownie batter into the prepared jars, filling them about halfway to allow room for rising.

6. Place the jars on a baking sheet to prevent them from tipping over during the baking process.

7. Carefully transfer the baking sheet with the jars to the preheated oven.

8. Bake the brownies according to the recommended time and temperature indicated in the brownie mix instructions or your homemade recipe. Keep in mind that baking time may vary when using jars.

9. While the brownies are baking, prepare a water bath for preserving the jars. Fill a large pot or canner with water and bring it to a gentle boil.

10. Once the brownies are fully baked, remove the jars from the oven and place them on a heat-safe surface.

11. Carefully lower the jars into the simmering water bath, ensuring that the water level reaches just below the lids.

12. Process the jars in the water bath for 5 minutes, adjusting the processing time based on your altitude if necessary.

13. After the processing time is complete, carefully remove the jars from the water bath and let them cool at room temperature.

14. As the jars cool, you may hear a satisfying "ping" sound indicating that the jars have properly sealed.

15. Store the sealed jars of brownies in a cool, dry place until they are ready to be enjoyed.

To Enjoy Homemade Brownies in a Jar:

1. When it's time for your loved one's work lunch, simply grab a jar of homemade brownies.

2. Unscrew the lid and savor the aroma of freshly baked brownies.

3. Use a spoon or fork to enjoy the brownies directly from the jar or transfer them to a plate if preferred.

4. These portable treats can be enjoyed at room temperature or heated briefly in a microwave for a warm and gooey delight.

5. Feel free to add a scoop of ice cream, a dollop of whipped cream, or a sprinkle of powdered sugar for an extra indulgence.

Preparing homemade brownies in a jar is a delightful way to surprise your loved ones with a sweet treat during their work lunch breaks. 

Whether you're using a brownie mix or making them from scratch, the individual jars make these brownies portable, convenient, and easy to enjoy on the go. By employing a simple water bath method, you can preserve these delectable treats for future lunches. Show your thoughtfulness and love through the gift of homemade brownies in a jar, providing a moment of indulgence and sweetness to brighten up their workday.

Comments

  1. I presume you add lids and rings to the jars between steps 10 and 11.

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  2. I was wondering when the lids and rings were added, as well.

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  3. So you do not want the jars fully submerged and water to go over the lids?

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  4. This is really intriguing. Thanks. What is
    the shelf life?

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