Chocolate Mound Brownies
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We're making brownies
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Melt chocolate, melt! Today is Paula's Potluck dish
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And I am here with my perfect friend for Paula's potluck. This is Bruce Beard, y'all
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Bruce plans weddings. I produce weddings. He produces weddings. What are we making today
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We're making brownies. Ooh! There we go. You get started, baby. Okay
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Now, you know I don't cook, so you're gonna have to tell me what to do. That's all right. You put in two sticks of butter
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and four squares of chocolate right there in that pot. Okay. I normally don't use this small amount of butter
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in anything I do. I bet you could write a book, Bruce
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because you know what? When we started catering, I told my boys
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I said, now, I'll cater anything. You got to put that on the heat so it'll melt
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It was melting too quick. I didn't want to burn it. All right, and your chocolate
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You got to put your chocolate in there. All right, I'm going to turn that down
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That's all right. You can put it back down. Put that down. Because I've turned it on. Hell, chocolate, melt
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I put it on low for you. Oh, OK. All right, now I've got four eggs here, Brucie
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Have you beat them? I'm beating them right now. I'm beating them eggs up
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You're whooping that . Uh And I going to add two cups of sugar All right so anyway when we started You need any more butter in there Well no you got the butter Oh that right
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You bringing the butter to this party. Okay. All right, so we got our two cups of sugar
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And notice I'm not even using a mixer with this. This is just a stirring bake
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I'm telling you. All right, I'm gonna add two teaspoons of vanilla. Whoa
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That might be like one tablespoon, but you know what? That's all right
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That's the only alcohol we got. Oh. But I told the boys, I said, now, I'll cater anything
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I'll cook for anything. I said, but there's one thing I want to avoid, boys
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and that's weddings. Oh, why? With a high-strung bride and a double high-strung mother
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Honey, that should be mom-zillas. Mom-zillas. Because, honey, they come out of the straight woodwork
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That's why, you know, I just didn't want that kind of drama in my life. Well, I can understand that
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But see, I love that kind of drama. You do? I love getting right up in the middle of all of it
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Do you really, Bruce? See, that's the good thing about being a plate. Oh, yeah. All right, tell me, is that chocolate melted yet
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Oh, yes, girl. Oh, OK. So we can go ahead and... I guess it's running. We can go ahead and turn that off
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OK. All right, I'm going to add... Into this? Uh-huh. OK. Throw it in
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Okay, I'm going to add one cup of flour. Mm-hmm. And I'm going to add..
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I don't want to add. Yes. Well, I'm counting on you to beat it to it. Well, you were trying professional to it
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All right, and I just added one teaspoon of baking powder. Now I'm going to add a fourth of a teaspoon of salt
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and you just beat that up good baby Oh honey I beat it to an inch of its life All right well we going to just slowly drizzle it in there Is that syrup Yeah you stir
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Because I just don't want to cook those eggs. So we'll just kind of like temper it in, you know
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So tell me the worst experience you've ever lived through. Oh, how much time do you have
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I've got all day. Well, I had one little bride one time that came in
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she was wanting me to get on up in her business and do her wedding for her. And so her mother was there with her
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and we were sitting at a large round table. Every time I asked this little girl a question
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she would open her mouth, but her mother's voice would come out of it. After about an hour of this
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the mother finally got up to go wee-wee. And while she was gone, I looked at the little girl
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I said, honey, is this anything like what you really want for your wedding? And she said, no, this is what mother wants for her wedding
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Mother wants for her wedding. So anyway, when Mama came back and sat down
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I asked a couple more questions, and sure enough, that mouth opened and Mama came out
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Okay, I think that's enough. Okay. Of my story or of this? No, no, of this
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So anyway, as Mother was answering, I just kind of leaned up and I said, Honey, next time you get married
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I know exactly what you want for your wedding, but I want to hear about what this little angel right here wants
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Well, needless to say, I didn't get that job. All right, baby, pour your batter in here
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Now, look how easy that was, y'all. Not even an electric mixer. I can do it
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Oh, you can... No, I'm gonna let you scrape. Oh. You want to stick this in the oven baby We were together not long ago
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and your class reunion was going on, and you had me call one of your buddies
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Yes, yes, yes. And tell them that the reason you weren't there
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is because you and I were off having fun together. Exactly. Honey, that phone call from you wiped the slate clean
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Oh, it did. Oh, yes, God, honey. If they've played that message many times
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there probably is not even any memory of it now. Uh-uh. Well, I'm glad..
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Now, what are we topping that with? Now, we're just gonna put a little fresh cream on it
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Look at that. You might find this hard to believe, but I love to eat. It shocks many
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All right, so tell me. What did you think about my brownie
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Oh, these are great. Aren't they delicious? Audio Shop gonna love this if there's any left
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All right, let's take this over here to our friends. This ain't none of that old frozen stuff
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Y'all come on, get you some. Get you some. Grace! Thank you, baby
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Oh, thank you. I want you to bring me to one of your weddings one day
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I'd love to. You have to come. I want to see you hard at work
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Well, it's a horrible sight to see, but every once in a while I do breakfast swim
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Thank y'all. Y'all enjoy
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