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1. Preheat oven to 180°. Gently melt the butter and
cocoa over low heat on the stove. Add the brown sugar
and keep heating gently and stir it til its all one
melty chocolatey mess.
2. Remove from heat and stir in the egg and vanilla
essence til it all looks smooth and glossy.
3. Gradually add in the flour. Stir it up to buggery
and taste numerous times to make sure it's okay.
4. Taste again, just to be sure.
5. Pour the lot into a tin lined with greaseproof
paper. Doesn't matter what shape the tin it is.
6. Whack it in the oven for about 25 - 30 minutes,
depending on how ferocious your oven is. Watch them
closely. Sit in front of the oven with rapt attention
as if you were watching an episode of Bold and The
Beautiful. You do not want burnt brownies.
7. Gather teaspoons and flatmates around pot and
scrape up every last drop of batter. Use fingers and/or
tongues if you're bunch of savages (we were).
8. Get too impatient to wait and remove from oven
after about 20 minutes. The top of the brownie should
be slightly firm but when you poke it with your finger
it should still be nice and gooey underneath.
9. Wait about 15 seconds for it to cool then eat.
Also works well as a poor-mans mud cake for dessert
with some strawberries and cream.

10. Next day, heat piece of brownie for 20 seconds
in microwave and serve with glass of cold milk for
delicious but nutritionally unsound breakfast.
Shauna Marsh
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Australia. She has a dog named Harry and a car called
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