The bottom is an oatmeal cookie base, while the top is a luscious brownie layer. If you like chewy, fudgy brownies, this is the recipe for you! Use your food processor to quickly whip up this chocolate brownie dessert. These are cut smaller because they are so rich, but feel free to indulge in larger slices if you are feeling decadent.

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Try these easy beer brats for the Fourth of July or any celebration. It's perfect for a last minute party food. It is hard to believe you only need four simple ingredients to make this quick and tasty dish. Don't restrict yourself to bratwurst. Use this method with hot dogs, Italian sausage, knockwurst, or just about any link sausage.

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It's sweet, tart, tangy, and cool -- perfect for 4th of July celebrations. Key lime pie is extremely easy to make. The main time factor is zesting and squeezing all those little Key limes, but it is definitely worth it. If absolutely necessary, you can find bottled Key lime juice in most markets. Persian limes may be substituted as a last resort. It won't be key lime pie, but it will still be yummy.

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Beercan chicken is a popular outdoor grill recipe, but it is not feasible for everyone nor at any time of the year. The solution is this easy beercan chicken made in the oven. It is incredibly moist, tender, and flavorful. The only thing you may miss is a slightly smoky flavor that naturally comes with a grill. I think you will really enjoy the spice rub, so double or triple it to keep on hand. Although I have used some leftover sangria here, your choice of liquid for the beercan (or soda can) is limited only by your imagination. Be sure to read the Note before beginning.

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