Kourtney Kardashian Promotes Poosh With Kris Jenner's Brownie Recipe

Days after Kendall Jenner shared online that she is leaning her mother’s recipe, Kourtney Kardashian shared Kris Jenner’s “famous brownies” recipe on her Poosh website. The new brownie recipe is gluten- and diary-free.

Kris’ recipes are becoming the most talked about subject among the Kardashian-Jenner family members lately. The celebrity mother’s 2014 book, “In The Kitchen with Kris,” was a big success, and now, her daughters are promoting her recipes on social media.

Kendall previously shared a picture of herself in a bikini in the kitchen, watching her mother cook. “Learning moms recipe (sic),” the model captioned her post.

Now, her elder sister, Kourtney, has shared the recipe of her mother’s “famous brownies” on her Poosh website.

Kris has been making these brownies for the family for years, and Kardashian has carried on the tradition by making them for her kids. The recipe has been slightly altered so that no gluten and dairy are used.

As per the directions on the Poosh website, it takes around 35 minutes to make these brownies. The recipe that has been shared online is good for 30 brownies.

Kardashian’s new company, Poosh, is being seen as a competition for the lifestyle brand Goop. The company plans to sell household items glassware, porcelain, plates and bowls. The company is also expected to branch out to skincare products like creams, soaps, essential oils and lotions.

The name Poosh is actually the nickname of Kardashian’s daughter. The reality star shared a picture of her daughter on Instagram and jokingly said that her daughter is the CEO of the company.

Kardashian recently celebrated her 40th birthday by taking her children to Finland. Sources close to the family told People that the TV star and her children, along with her ex Scott Disick and his girlfriend, spent several days in Finland.

There was “a lot snow” in Finland, and the insider said that Kardashian’s children “had a great time.” The reality star and her family are now back in the U.S.