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Campfire Brownies in an Orange Recipe

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Ingredients:  
Ingredients:  
1 orange per camper
Brownie or cake mix (and ingredients to prepare batter)
1 sharp knife
Sturdy soup spoons
Heavy foil wrap
Directions:
Directions:
Start by slicing off the top of each orange and hollowing out the inside. You can make some orange juice or eat the orange slices by themselves, but we aren't actually going to add the flesh of the orange to the cake batter. That could be a wet mess.
Make your brownie batter and fill each orange with the chocolatey goodness.
You want to fill them a good inch under the brim of the orange keeping in mind that they will expand as they bake.
Put the top of the orange back on and wrap it up at least twice with some heavy duty foil. The outside of the orange might get a little black, which is not a problem, but you don’t want the entire thing completely scorched.
When your fire has some nice toasty coals going, toss in the Campfire Brownies, making sure to rotate them around every once in a while to cook all sides.
After about a half hour, depending how hot your fire is, your cakes will be ready to eat as you tell stories around the fire.
Dress ‘em up with a caramel drizzle or eat them plain but either way these Campfire Brownies are a creative and cute way to enjoy dessert while you are camping under the stars.

 

 

 

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