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Chocolate Thunder From Down Under

liljules5

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Does anyone have a recipe for this? It was SOOO good! If you havent been to Outback to try it, go! Right now! lol..... I searched and couldnt find a definitive post about a recipe for this and wondered if anyone has something at least similar....

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mommida
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I would try the Pamela's brownie mix with added nuts. I am thinking of hiring a spy to go work there to find out the recipe for it.

Laura

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Do they have one on that site that does the copies of the restaurant menu items? I cannot remember the name of it right now. I had it bookmarked until I upgrade the system and lost all that. There were some really neat recipes there.

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UIDancer
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If anyone finds this recipe, they will be my hero for life! Chocolate Thunder From Down Under is INCREDIBLE!!

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Japsnoet
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Hi

I’m from Down Under (Oz).Can you describe the chocolate thunder from down under that you are talking about ? Then maybe I can help find the recipe for you or do you have a link and one can see the ingredients? ;)

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It is a flourless pecan brownie and then they put icecream, hot fudge, whipped cream and chocolate shavings on top. It is the brownie that we need the recipe for. :D

I didnt find it on that top secret recipes website.....

Cherbear Rookie
Cherbear
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I have never eaten at Outback, but I do have a flourless cake recipe that uses pecans. It reminds me more of a brownie than a cake. Don't know if this is similar, but here goes.

Flourless Chocolate Cake

2 C pecans

1 C brown sugar

1 C eggs (4-5)

1/2 C olive oil

5 T cocoa

1 tsp vanilla extract

1/8 tsp salt

Heat oven to 350. Grease spring form pan (I used a glass square baking dish). Grind nuts in food processor until very fine. Add remaining ingredients and process 30-40 seconds. Scrape sides, process 30 sec more. Pour into pan, Bake 30-45 min.

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liljules5 Rookie
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thanks :)

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granny Rookie
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I have never eaten at Outback, but I do have a flourless cake recipe that uses pecans. It reminds me more of a brownie than a cake.

Cherbear,

Thanks for the recipe. I recently went to Outback for the first time and had a blast!

The waiter was great and after a wonderful meal, I had the Thunder Down Under and it was so good. My granddaughters helped me eat it and we wanted to make it at home. I truely don't think just an ordinary Borwnie would do the trick.

granny

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Diosa
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It sounds great!! Wish I could have it. I have a nut allergy, so no pecans for me. :(

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