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Thursday, May 4, 2017

Revolutionary Discovery in Egypt!--Nour

What first comes to mind when you think of a delicious dessert? Ice cream? Cookies? Pie? Cake? Plain old brownies? Well if so, you are missing out on the most mouthwatering and delicious desserts in the history of time. These heavenly creations are only made once every thousand years and are descended from the heavens by Nour, the Egyptian God of Dessert. For those of you who have not tried this delectable dessert, you are in for a sweet surprise. Hah see what we did there? Through centuries of practice, Nour had mastered the art of making diabetes, I mean brownies, but the ancient recipe was lost in time. But recently a discovery has been made, archaeologists have discovered a hidden tunnel below the Great Pyramid of Giza that led to the ancient recipe of the Brownies of Life.

The first hieroglyphic wall discovered began with the ingredients to this recipe, which was successfully deciphered by the world’s top scholars.
● 1 pack of oreos
 ○ Regular or double stuffed, depending on how much you love your friends
● ⅓ cup of water and vegetable oil
○ You can switch out the water for milk if you want thicker brownies
● Ghirardelli triple fudge brownie mix
○ Triple fudge means triple love
● Pillsbury chocolate chip cookie dough
 ○ You can change up what type of cookie dough, but chocolate chips seems best
● Secret Ingredient
○ Unspecified item and amount
 ● Chef’s Quality Pan Spray
 ○ This will make sure the brownies don't get stuck to the pan



The next set of hieroglyphics detailed the ancient tools one must need to successfully fabricate this heavenly creation.
 ● A Bowl
 ○ Plastic or metal, just a medium to large sized bowl for brownie mix
 ● Baking Tray
● Large Baking Spoon
 ○ Wooden or plastic, either works
● Spoon
○ Just to scrape off the remaining brownie mix so you don’t miss out



The final set of hieroglyphics detailed the steps needed to take to create this heavenly gift.
 1. Prepare and set all ingredients and tools on a table made of stone in the shape of a snake.
 2. Preheat your oven to 325°F
3. Begin by combining and mixing an egg with ⅓ cup of water and vegetable oil and mix.
4. Then combine this mixture with the brownie mix and mix until it is well blended and no chocolate powder is left, then add the fudge packet included.
5. Now spray your baking tray with the baking pan spray and begin to spread cookie dough evenly across the tray.
6. Begin to evenly distribute the oreos in rows across the tray.
7. After adding the oreos, spread the brownie mix evenly across the tray covering all oreos and cookie dough.
8. Place the tray inside the oven for about 45-55 minutes.
9. Enjoy this heavenly creation.

Be Warned, too much of this heavenly dessert will disrupt the balance of the heavens and upset the stomach and toilet gods.

40 comments:

  1. I'm done. "Nour, the Egyptian God of Dessert". I see what you did there. Though I can personally attest to the deliciousness of these brownies, I can also attest to the diabetes you will get for eating them. Clear instructions here. Great Job!

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  2. Nour. Can you please make these for me???!!!! Ya girl loves food ( especially desserts ). On another note I used to obsess over... I mean study the Egyptian deities and Egyptian practices so I commend you for your creativity.
    Sincerely,

    Kailah Osiris...I mean O'Brien

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    1. Yes next time you see me with them don't be afraid to come up for some! the Egyptian deities and practice are amazing to study about, i don't blame you for obsessing... i mean learning more about them. ahahah i see what you did with your name.

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  3. I love how you incorporated the Egyptian theme with the hieroglyphics and gods! Your instructions are definitely detailed and you made me laugh with your funny comments here and there! One of the best How To's I've read all year. Good job!

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  4. AAHHHHH oh my gosh this is so great!!!!!! It was easy to read and was so entertaining to read at the same time. They look delicious and I am definitely going to make them.

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  5. AHAHAHAAHHA OH NOUR!!!! That last sentence really made me laugh and I couldn't stop laughing at the way you shared this recipe. BY THE WAY I still think my brownies are the best and indeed I am the Queen of sweets...wink wink specifically Arabic sweets, but I found this to be very delicious and very similar to a type of dessert that I make. I enjoyed reading through this recipe because of the way you incorporated your culture and the Egyptian theme to it. I am ready to try them and I will make it as soon as I can. Thanks for sharing this recipe because I have a new recipe to add to my dessert book.

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    1. AHAHAH YES I WAS HOPING FOR THAT REACTION FROM THE LAST SENTENCE. I aimed to make this recipe creative so you have fun reading it as well! Oh after you try this delicious dessert tomorrow, you'll realize I'm the King of sweets. and i HAVE to try your arabic sweets soon! I'm happy to share this and that you have this new recipe :)

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  6. This How To was oddly interesting. This dessert is something I would like to make and achieve the same way you have described it to be like. Thanks for this revolutionary discovery!

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  7. I have been enlightened with this recent archaeological discovery. Good job Nour!

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    1. I'm glad this report has enlightened you, but remember my warning! thank you!

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  8. I remember you forcing me to read this before you turned it in, and I STILL rolled my eyes at the same parts. This sounds like how you would describe making them in real life which makes it even better. Great job, although my "brownies of life" will always be the best :)

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  9. Bruh, how you gonna proclaim yourself as a god. That had me dead though. I think your piece was very comedic. Also, I can personally say that your brownies are to die for it's like your literally handing out bite-sized diabetes. Good job!!!

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    1. because i am the god of dessert, what do you mean ? ;) i was hoping while reading this you'd get some laughs in, and thank you! i try to make them as delicious as i can!

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  10. Hahaha this is such an entertaining piece I was so confused at first because of the dramatic title and all these metaphors you used, but in the end I laughed out loud at the genius work. Great job! -Lisa Ryu

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  11. Finally I can make these for myself. Nice theme for the recipe, had me grinning the whole way through. Looking forward to more diabetes, great job.

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  12. Nour, even though I haven't had the opportunity to try these diabetes brownies yet this year, but now I could make them on my own but probably not to the quality of yours, now I just need to figure out what the secret ingredient is.

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  13. I really enjoyed reading your piece,it was funny, well thought out and a recipe I can't wait to recreate. The pictures make it all the better, although the last one made me hungry. Thank you for sharing your recipe with us so that we don't have to wait another thousand years to try them.

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  14. Wow Im so lucky for coming across such delectable dish that comes every thousand years haha! I love how descriptive you are with each step and made it easier for us to follow the steps with the formatting. Great Job!

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  15. This was super hilarious I loved the Egyptian theme. It was a really awesome and creative way of giving instructions. And the instructions themselves were super clear and helpful. Good job!

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  16. Oh my gosh. As I was reading this I was trying to picture what it would look like and that picture at the end had me ready to run to my kitchen and whip up around 100 of these (for me... and my family... of course...). These look so good and on top of that, this was a very entertaining and punny read. Good job!

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  17. I really like the way you connected your recipe with Egypt and the dessert, and the instructions were nicely written and very comical. Good job!

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  18. This is so freaking creative!! What the heck!! Not just the dessert, which looks amazing, but the writing style too. You managed to show off amazing storytelling abilities with a recipe, which is insanely awesome. I loved it!

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  19. Bro.... the amount of sugar these "descendants from heaven" probably contain enough to build your own pyramid of worship HA. I applaud you for having the guts to self proclaim yourself as a God, but what's new with you? If you made me these disks of delight, I won't go malNOURished ;^))

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  20. This perfect, not only did it contain pictures of hieroglyphics but it also had an element of humor in it. I will definitely try this recipe when i get home. -Martina Panganiban

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  21. Very intriguing intro. I HAVE to try this recipe because I love all things chocolate! I love how you incorporated the egyptian theme. Amazing job!

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  22. I really love how misleading your title was I was not expecting a recipe at all! I also really liked how you gave your whole piece one central theme it was very creative of you! Great Job!

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  23. I will most definitely make these the next time I go on a baking frenzy. Not only did you make these sound amazing, but the touch of humor really brought everything together. I shall pray to the gods when I make these in hopes that they come out as good as they sound.

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  24. I respect how much you WENT FOR IT in this assignment; you carried the theme throughout the instructions so well and everything seemed so fully incorporated. MY favorite part of your piece is the disclaimer at the end

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  25. mwahahahaha now I have the recipe! Since you always forget to let me know when you're making it. I am laughing at Shane and Connor's comment because we know how unhealthy yet delicious this dessert truly is. I love how you called it an ancient Egyptian recipe. *insert eyeroll here* but great with creativity!! -Keala Naipo

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    1. I called it that because it is;) during the God of Dessert Nour's time period that is. This healthy dessert actually makes you lose weight what are you talking about? lool. thank you, i tried to be more creative with writing my recipe! But remember, you still don't know the secret ingredient!

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  26. Oh my gosh! I really want to go and make these now ! Good job !

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  27. I find it so awesome how you got these from hieroglyphics as well as how delicious they look and its origination

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  28. such a great piece especially because it involves food in it,like who doesn't love food ,right? I'm so appreciative for this recipe and great details and informative steps ,I will soon be attempting this.

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  29. Great job! I love how you described a recipe by connecting it to you heritage. I can't wait to make this and try it for myself. Great piece!
    -Cameron Smith

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  30. This is too funny Nour! This whole piece is absolutely perfect. I like how you were able to make this recipe super enticing but still being able to describe the whole process.
    -Ruben Becerra

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  31. Oh my gosh, I wish every recipe was written this way! I love how you gave it a theme and used it throughout the entire explanation, not just the introduction. This dessert looks so delicious and I can't wait to use this awesome recipe to make it myself!

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  32. Great piece, the comedic tone you had throughout the piece made the experience 100 times more enjoyable. And these brownies look like they could devoured easily. Great job!

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  33. Hahaha this recipe sounds amazing! This was so fun to read because I thought it was really creative and funny! Awesome job Nour!

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  34. I love the enthusiasm in this piece and how much effort was put into it. i've seen these everywhere and always wanted to try them, you should definitely make them and bring them to class!! I'll have to try to make these on my own now though. Great creativity and work!
    -Brie D.

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  35. Bruh, my mouth is watering. I don't care about your warning. I will meet the toilet gods eating this masterpiece.

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