Leftover pumpkin brownies recipe

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Leftover pumpkin brownies recipe

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Got leftover pumpkin or spare Halloween treats? These rich, fudgy pumpkin brownies are the perfect way to use them up. Roasted pumpkin keeps the texture extra moist, while dark chocolate keeps them moreish. This easy pumpkin brownies recipe turns odds and ends into something seriously delicious.
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Got leftover pumpkin or spare Halloween treats? These rich, fudgy pumpkin brownies are the perfect way to use them up. Roasted pumpkin keeps the texture extra moist, while dark chocolate keeps them moreish. This easy pumpkin brownies recipe turns odds and ends into something seriously delicious.
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Ingredients

Servings
8
175 g
raw M&S pumpkins, peeled, diced
200 g
M&S Remarksable Value unsalted British butter
200 g
dark chocolate, broken into squares
3
M&S large free-range eggs
200 g
soft light brown sugar
50 g
cocoa powder
100 g
M&S Remarksable Value plain flour
For the icing
200 g
icing sugar
2 drops
orange food colouring
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step 1
Preheat the oven to 200°C/180°C fan/gas mark 6. Add the diced pumpkin (175 g) to a baking tray and roast (with no oil or salt) for 25-30 minutes until completely soft. Leave to one side to cool, then mash until smooth. You should have 250g of cooked pumpkin.
step 2
Bring a saucepan half-filled with water to a boil. Add the butter (200 g) and chocolate (200 g) to a heatproof bowl and place it on top of the saucepan. Lower the heat to a simmer, mixing until the chocolate and butter are melted. Remove from the heat.
step 3
Stir in the cooled pumpkin and whisk in the eggs (3).
step 4
To a large mixing bowl, add the brown sugar (200 g), cocoa powder (50 g) and plain flour (100 g) and whisk until lump-free. Pour in the chocolate mix and fold until well combined.
step 5
Pour into a lined, 20cm square baking tray and bake for 20 minutes, until the tops are cracked and glossy. Remove from the oven and allow to cool.
step 6
Meanwhile, add the icing sugar (200 g) a mixing bowl with the food colouring (2 drops) and 1 tbsp of boiling water. Mix until well combined and then drizzle over the brownies in a spiderweb pattern.
step 6 Meanwhile, add the icing sugar (200 g) a mixing bowl with the food colouring (2 drops) and 1 tbsp of boiling water. Mix until well combined and then drizzle over the brownies in a spiderweb pattern.

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