CAMPFIRE BROWNIES IN AN ORANGE

[Chuck]

OK.

So I'm obviously missing something here... what is it?

[T1 Terry]

OK.

So I'm obviously missing something here... what is it?

You make it, then give it to me and I cook it, eat it and tell you good it was

[Chuck]

That's just it Terry - the cooking part...if it needs it - is not mentioned in the recipe.

Now I don't mind being called a dickhead if it doesn't need cooking... just tell me it doesn't then explain why it's wrapped in foil!

Next...

[T1 Terry]

Not quite sure why it would be in the orange or the foil if it didn't need cooking. I'm guessing it's one of those throw it in the hot coals thing and the orange skin protects the brownie from burning and drying out. Cooking times would be difficult because the temp of the fire is an unknown, so you need to make a few for me so I can experiment

[Chuck]

OK, I'm a dickhead & don't mind admitting that I read the initial post not as "Campfire Brownies etc" but as ' Campfire recipe - Brownies in an orange... or... here's a recipe for brownies etc .

Nah, neva mind - my fault!

[Dot]

Well here is my recipe for the original picture.. Instead of putting biscuit mix in the empty orange I would put a chocolate moooooooooooooose in

[Craig]

Doesn't the chocolate mousse go all runny when you put the orange in the campfire

[Dot]

It most likely would if I put things in ovens, you see I don't do cooking stuff as such.. so for those penile craniums out there put my recipe in the fridge

[Craig]

you are really having trouble with this "cooking in a campfire" thing. aren't you Dot?

[T1 Terry]

Well here is my recipe for the original picture.. Instead of putting biscuit mix in the empty orange I would put a chocolate moooooooooooooose in

How do you get his antlers in the orange?