I have the yummiest Heart Shaped Brownies With Cherry Filling recipe for you! They are so good and are absolutely simple to make!
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Get your kids involved and make them one afternoon! These are great for every day too. You can easily whip up a batch of these for your child’s school (if they accept baked goods?) or hand them out to friends and family with your homemade Valentine’s Day cards! Either way, this Valentine’s Day Heart Shaped Brownies Recipe is sure to please everyone!
Love will certainly be in the air, this Valentine’s Day with these tasty treats! ♥
How To Make Heart-Shaped Brownies With Cherry Filling
Prep time
Ingredients
- 1 family-sized box of Betty Crocker fudge brownies mix
- 3 large eggs
- ½ cup of vegetable oil
- ¼ cup of water
- ¼ cup powdered sugar
- 1 can cherry pie filling
- Additional Supplies
- 1-3″ heart-shaped cookie cutter
- small fine mesh strainer
The right ingredients will ensure that your brownies come out moist and delicious. Lots of people shop for Luxardo cherries available here to ensure that their brownies have that extra touch of flavor. Further, the chocolate of the brownies should be rich and decadent for maximum enjoyment.
Directions
- Preheat oven to 325 degrees F
- Spray a 13 x 9 baking pan with non-stick cooking spray.
- In a large bowl, whisk brownie mix, eggs, oil, and water until smooth. (about 1 minute)
- Pour batter into the baking pan and bake for 20-25 minutes, until a toothpick comes out of the center clean.
- Cool brownies in the pan for 20 minutes.
- Invert brownies onto a large cutting board.
- Cut the brownies into squares, slightly larger than the heart-shaped cookie cutter you’re using.
- Use a fine-mesh strainer to dust the top of the brownies with powdered sugar until fully coated.
- Use the cookie cutter to cut the center out of each brownie. Gently press up from the bottom to remove the cookie cutter and the brownie cut out. Repeat for the rest of the brownie squares.
- Use a spatula to transfer the brownie squares to a serving platter or individual plates.
- Spoon the cherry pie filling into the center of each brownie, filling the heart cutout completely.
Cut Brownies Into Squares
Dust the tops with powdered sugar
Cookie cut the centers out
Spoon cherry pie filling into the center of the brownies
These turned out SO delicious and there was NONE leftover! Let me know if you decide to make these yummy-shaped brownies With Cherry Filling! I want to know how yours turned out!
If you liked this recipe, check out my recipe for Lemon Squares!! Or, these hot cocoa bombs for Valentine’s Day! YUM!
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farmermomwife says
I love this! This is such a cute & delicious Valentine’s treat for family.
Mia says
I would certainly like to try this recipe. It does look easy and using cherry filling makes them so delicious looking.
June S. says
(Heart Shaped Brownies Recipe) These sound like a lot of fun to make for this coming Valentines Day. I am going to give them a try.
Penelope says
Wow, these look so amazing!!
vickiecouturier says
those are so yummy looking,ill have to stuff them with something else though,my grands dont like cherries
Jerry Marquardt says
This looks like it will be very good to make for Valentine’s Day. I would love to thank you so much for this excellent recipe.
Lisa Coomer Queen says
Yummy! I like this. I think I will do this for the grandchildren this Valentine’s Day! Thanks!
Beth Klocinski says
I love that you are using one pan of brownies to make two desserts to serve – with and without fruit!
Elena says
That looks absolutely delicious and so perfect for Valentines day!
melody hodge says
I wish I could make my brownies look this good coming out of the oven. What is your secret. Ive never been able to make good looking brownies and have no clue to what i doing wrong. These look so good to eat write out of the computer. I have a heavy schedule this weekend but im hoping to get the time in to try these out.
Kim Delatorre says
I say, just take your time when making these! They are so fun to make and bake! Did you ever get around to making them?