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These were fantastic! I cheated a bit and used 1/4c vegetable oil + 1/2c applesauce in place of the margarine. Used a 9 x 9 pan; after 18 minutes they didn't look quite ready, so left them in for a few minutes longer. The resulting color made me a little hesitant, but the flavor and texture were great! Will remake these all year long!
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Barry44
on May 08, 2006
This was so easy to make and sooooooo delicious. It was much better than the usually dry Pesach cakes. I will be making this all year round.
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy schultzm
on May 02, 2005
Fantastic Passover/all year round recipe! I followed it exactly--used no nuts--but baked it in a 9x9 pan so thin wasn't an issue.Will make again and again. thank you !
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on April 26, 2005
these were delicious! very easy to make and very fudgy, my guests loved this. i did bake it in a smaller pan, so they were thicker. i sprinkled them with confectioners sugar, great kfp recipe, thanks for sharing it.
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on April 23, 2005
Passover baked goods either don't taste too great or are time consuming to make. This one is really delicious and easy to make. I solved the thinness problem by increasing the recipe by 1/3 and they turned out great.
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on May 02, 2004
I have Ducky for the "2004 pick your chef" cookoff. I couldn't wait until June! My husband wanted brownies so I went with Ducky's. Usually I use unsweetened chocolate instead of cocoa as I had not found a good cocoa recipe - all were too cakie. Now I have a fudgie one! I am no longer tied to having unsweetened chocolate around to make brownies! So I now own my first Matzo meal (although I am sure flour would have worked since there is so little) and am on a Matzo roll! I used a 7x11 pan per Ducky's suggestion that they were a little thin in a 9x13. The height was perfect!
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