1 Minute Bacon Mug Brownie Recipe

Welcome to this week’s edition of Jaime’s Lazy Late Night Cooking Corner, the show where I whip up last-minute single serve microwave treats every Thursday while wearing my robe. Today we are combining two of our favorite foods, brownies and BACON to make a one-minute bacon mug brownie. So salty, so sweet, so mmmmmeaty.

In previous episodes we’ve made 4 Minute Microwave Potato Chips4 Minute Microwave Carrot CakeBye Bye Bunny Microwave Peep S’moresSingle Serve Microwave Rice Krispy TreatsMicrowave Blueberry Cobbler in a CupMicrowave Strawberry Shortcake for Two, a Microwave Lemon BarTwo-Minute Microwave Cheesecake in a Cup3-minute Microwave Guinness Chocolate Cake, and even a Microwave Cinnamon Roll.

Still hungry? Try our famous recipes for One Minute Cup of Coffee CakeSingle Microwave Cookie in a Minute2-Minute Chocolate Nutella Cake or French Toast in A Cup.

Learn how to make a Bacon Mug Brownie in our video above and get the ingredients after the jump…

Bacon Mug Brownie

Ingredients:
1 tbls butter
1 tbls water
1 tbls oil
Dash vanilla
1/4 cup flour
3 tbls sugar
2 tbls cocoa powder
Pinch salt
1/8 tsp baking powder

Instructions:
Melt butter in your ramekin or mug for 20 seconds in the microwave.
Add wet ingredients to melted butter (water, oil, vanilla) and mix together.
In a measuring cup combine dry ingredients (flour, sugar, cocoa powder, salt, baking powder) and whisk together.
Pour wet ingredients into dry and mix together.
Pour back into serving dish.
Sprinkle bacon bits on top.
Microwave for one minute and check. If not quite done microwave in ten second increments until it’s no longer runny.
Eat! Mmm, meaty…

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6 Comments

Shauna

MMM…wow. Chocolate and bacon combined just looks too good. Can’t wait to try this yummy recipe. And the fact that I can use a microwave is very exciting.

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Monika

Do you think you could create a single serve pumpkin pie recipe in the microwave? I tried your cheesecake and it was crazy good. Tried a pumpkin variation but it was a disaster.

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beyblade game

Bacon’s high protein to fat ratio makes it a rich source of animal protein, which is one of its dietary benefits. Of course, it contains fat; around half of it is saturated fat, while the other half is unsaturated or “good fat,” containing Omega-3 fatty acids, which have health advantages.

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Haley

Okay, I’ve got to admit, when I heard about this combo of ingredients, I was a little unsure. But, being the curious foodie that I am, I gave it a go for breakfast. And let me tell you… I am a total convert! It hits the perfect balance between sweet and salty without being too overpowering. You’ve won me over. Thanks for the awesome recommendation!

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