See how easy it is to make Dutch Oven Brownies on your next camping trip. This eggless brownie recipe can be made at home too.
Before our last camping trip, we were trying to decide which Dutch oven recipes to make. We camped with friends of ours and took turns making meals.
Our camping buddies grilled ribeye steaks for all of us. We had them with Instant Pot Mashed Garlic Potatoes. The meal was FANTASTIC!
For our night, we made our Dutch Oven Chicken & Vegetables with thighs, sweet potato, red onion, carrot, bell peppers, garlic, and mushrooms. We made this Dutch oven brownie recipe for dessert. Get the recipe at the bottom of the post.
We bake them at the same time by stacking the Dutch ovens. Both took an hour to bake.
Dutch Oven Brownies Recipe
We really like to make easy recipes. We have made Dutch oven dump cake and chocolate cake using a cake mix and a soda. This recipe was an experiment to see if the same technique would work with a brownie mix.
This brownie recipe only requires three ingredients. You could skip the chocolate chips, but your brownies will be much more cake like and not fudgy. You could also try other brownie mix add-ins such as candy or mini marshmallows.
What to add to brownie mix?
We added a dark-colored soda pop to our brownie mix. When we mixed the brownie mix and a can of soda together, it was very watery. Usually, brownie batter is very thick and cake batter is thinner, but this was practically pure liquid.
Years ago, Diana made this eggless brownie recipe at home, but only used half of a can of soda. We used the entire can for this brownie batter without thinking. It really blew our minds that this recipe worked.
Since we already had the batter prepped, we thought we might as well try to bake it and see what happens.
We lined the Dutch oven with a liner. Get them here or make your own
Our guess was that this campfire brownie recipe going was going to turn out to be chocolate soup, but we got to eat the dessert, not splurp it.
As with most of our Dutch oven cooking, we used our noses to determine whether the baking is done. Once we started smelling chocolate, we knew it was time to check the pot.
We were quite surprised when we lifted the lid and found a very tall Dutch brownie cake. Our brownie mix recipe experiment was a success!
When we cut into the brownies we found the bottom to be very fudgy, especially toward the middle.
Milk Chocolate Brownie Recipe
Yes, this fudgy brownie cake tasted as good as it looked!! So rich and chocolatey!
Update: We tried this exact recipe at home in our Enamel Cast Iron Dutch Oven and it turned out great! So fudgy and rich!
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Dutch Oven Brownies
Create Fudgy Egg-Less Brownies with three simple ingredients in your Dutch oven either while camping or at home.
Ingredients
- 1 box of brownie mix
- 1 can of soda pop
- 12 oz bag of chocolate chips
Instructions
- Prepare charcoal for the Dutch oven.
- Place a liner in the Dutch oven.
- Mix the brownie mix and soda.
- Pour batter into the oven.
- Pour the bag of chocolate chips in the middle of the batter.
- Bake for approximately 45-60 minutes.
Notes
This egg-free recipe can be made in an enamel cast iron Dutch (like the blue one pictured below) at home!
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Nutrition Information:
Yield:
8Serving Size:
1Amount Per Serving: Calories: 241Total Fat: 13gSaturated Fat: 8gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 5gCholesterol: 0mgSodium: 16mgCarbohydrates: 35gFiber: 3gSugar: 29gProtein: 2g
Jason Hansen says
These brownies were absolutely disgusting. We went camping this weekend and tried it. They ended up in the garbage.
Let's Camp S'more says
I am sorry they didn’t work out for you.
Sarah Hoffer says
Could I cook this on top of a wood stove in a dutch oven?
Let's Camp S'more says
Only if it’s a Dutch oven with legs to help prevent the bottom from burning. You’d have to keep a close eye on it and not let the stove get too hot. Plus you’d still want to make sure to put some coals on the top lid otherwise it would have uneven baking.
Auntiepatch says
Ummm…so if I’m camping in my living room, what should I set my oven and timer at?
Let's Camp S'more says
I made mine using the time and temp on the box.
Miz Helen says
I am always so fascinated with your cooking method and how good it looks. Brownies yum! Thanks so much for sharing with us at Full Plate Thursday and hope you are having a great weekend!
Miz Helen
letscampsmore says
Thank you!