Breadstick Bones

Breadstick Bones

Breadstick Bones

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Yeast
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*2  1/4 cups Warm Water

*3 teaspoons Instant Yeast

*1 teaspoon Sugar

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Dry Ingredients:

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*4 tablespoons Granulated White Sugar

*3 teaspoons Kosher Salt or Sea Salt

*6 cups Bread Flour, more as needed to make a semi-sticky dough

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Melted Butter Topping Mixture
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Add the following ingredients in a small bowl and set aside until ready to brush on the risen breadstick bones. Then brush on the melted butter topping ingredients over top of the risen breadstick bones and bake.

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*6 tablespoons Butter, melt when needed

*1/2 teaspoon Kosher Salt

*1/2 teaspoon Garlic Powder

*1/2 teaspoon Italian Seasoning,  we used (McCormick Perfect Pinch Italian Seasoning)

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Dough instructions
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In a stand mixer add the yeast, warm water and 1 teaspoon sugar and allow the yeast mixture to become foamy.

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Then whisk together in a bowl the dry ingredients and add 1 cup at a time to the yeast mixture, mixing in mixer on medium low spread for about 8 minutes or knead by hand.

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Dough will be slightly sticky. Remove the mixing bowl with dough and cover bowl with a damp flour sack towel or tea towel. Allow the dough to rise 1 hour or until double in bulk.

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Roll out the dough on a floured surface about 1/4-1/2 inch thick, in a rectangular shape and then cut the dough with a plastic pizza cutter or pizza cutter of your choice.

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Then take each strip of dough and tie a knot on both ends of the strip, making a bone shape. (Strips need to be fairly long to be able to tie the dough knots.)

Place bones on a parchment paper covered 1/2 baking sheet. Use two 1/2 baking sheets if you don’t want the breadstick bones to touch each other.

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Brush breadstick bones with melted butter topping mixture.

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Bake in a preheated oven on 400*F. for 12-16 minutes or until they begin to brown slightly.

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Note: We made this breadstick dough recipe a few days before we needed the breadsticks and froze the dough bones on the half baking sheet. Adding the butter mixture after thawing and rising. Then we baked them and they turnout great.

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Makes around 20 breadstick bones, depending on size

Breadstick recipe adapted from The Comfort for Cooking

 

Breadstick Bones

Breadstick Bones

Breadstick Bones

Breadstick Bones

Breadstick Bones

Breadstick Bones

Enjoy!

Lindy

Marshmallow Tombstone Brownies

Marshmallow Tombstone Brownies

Marshmallow Tombstone Brownies

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You could maybe use any Fudge Brownie mix to make brownie grave base, but this recipe worked well staying in the shape of grave brownie.

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*18.25 ounces Chocolate Fudge Brownie Mix, Betty Crocker

*1/3 cup Evaporated Milk

*1/2 cup Butter, melted

*Sea Salt, grave topping

*Chocolate Frosting, optional

*Peeps Tombstone Marshmallows, 2 packages if you want to make 12

*Chocolate Cookie Sandwiches, crumbled

*White Yogurt Covered Pretzels, broken in small pieces. (optional)

In a mixing bowl mix together the cake mix, milk and butter until combined. Then in an individual bar/cake pan using a 2 tablespoon cookie scoop, scoop the brownie batter into individual rectangular bar pans.
Sprinkle with sea salt if desired.

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Bake in a 350*F. oven for 9-12 minutes. Remove brownie grave bars and cool on cooling rack.

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Makes 12

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Assembling Marshmallow Tombstone Brownies
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1. Clip off bottom of brownie marshmallow tombstones and roast the bottom of marshmallow and stick the roasted end onto one of the shorter side of the rectangle or use chocolate frosting to the attach marshmallow. Support the marshmallows with tooth picks behind marshmallow, sticking it in the brownie grave until set and then remove.

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2. Frost center of the brownie grave, if desired and then add crumbled chocolate cookie sandwiches and broken white yogurt covered pretzels to the tops of brownie grave.  Enjoy!

Brownie Recipe adapted from Food Network Crazy Brownies Ree Drummond

Marshmallow Tombstone Brownies

Marshmallow Tombstone Brownies

 

Marshmallow Tombstone Brownies

Sprinkle the tops with sea salt, totally optional.

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Marshmallow Tombstone Brownies

Clip/cut off the bottom of marshmallows and roast the bottom of the marshmallow or use frosting to attach to grave brownie.

Marshmallow Tombstone Brownies

Marshmallow Tombstone Brownies

Marshmallow Tombstone Brownies

Use tooth picks on the back sides of the marshmallows to help support them until the melted bottom of the marshmallow sets.

Marshmallow Tombstone Brownies

Marshmallow Tombstone Brownies

Note: This is a tombstone cookie cutter not needed for this recipe but I took the picture with chocolate sandwich cookies by it, so visit our tombstone sugar cookie recipe for more on this cookie cutter.

Chocolate Cookie Sandwiches

Crush/crumble the chocolate sandwich cookies making the cookie dirt and then sprinkle on brownie grave.

Marshmallow Tombstone Brownies

Use the opposite plain side of the tombstone marshmallow and add any name or saying you like.

Marshmallow Tombstone Brownies

Marshmallow Tombstone Brownies

Add broken pieces of white yogurt covered pretzels for bone pieces on grave.

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Marshmallow Tombstone Brownies Marshmallow Tombstone Brownies

Marshmallow Tombstone Brownies

Enjoy!

Lindy