Rocky road brownies recipe

The marshmallows,peanuts and smooth creamy fudgy frosting take these Rocky Road Brownies over the top. They are a decadent treat that no one can resist.

We're taking the classic Rocky Road ice cream to another level- rocky road brownies! Layers of fudgy brownie, gooey marshmallows, and almond ganache- they're made in one bowl with no mixer in less than one hour!

Dive into the ultimate comfort treat with our Rocky Road Brownies recipe, featuring a rich, chocolatey base topped with gooey marshmallows, crunchy walnuts, and melty chocolate chips. Perfect for warming hearts and bringing smiles on any chilly day.

Aaand the chocolate cravings are in full swing!

I originally posted this recipe back in 2012 and I have now been making these brownies for 10 or 11 years. They are seriously one of MY FAVORITE BROWNIES EVER. The brownie is so soft and chewy, the marshmallow layer is sticky and amazing and the chocolate icing is rich and creamy. The edges are my favorite. Here is my original post from 2012 . . . This brownie recipe was one of the first recipes that got me into baking (5 or 6 years ago). One of my co-workers, Liz, would make these every…

I am a total brownie fan, but these Rocky Road Brownies, take my love of brownies to a whole new level. They are smothered in chocolatey marshmallow goodness and so easy to make.

Since you can just use a regular brownie mix as a base these Rocky Road Brownies take very little effort, even the frosting can be mixed in one little bowl and made in the microwave. The hardest thing you are going to have to do is chop a few nuts unless you’re lucky and have […]

Chocolate lovers will swoon for these rich Rocky Road Brownies topped with almonds, chocolate chips, and marshmallow fluff!

Rocky Road Brownies have a rich chocolate brownie base, a layer of marshmallows, chocolate chips, almonds & drizzled with chocolate frosting.

This chocolatey, nutty, creamy layered bar is a standard at every family barbecue and summer holiday party and will be for years to come. My mom clipped it from a newspaper or magazine twenty-something years ago and it's been only lightly adapted.