<p> Judy Rosenberg of the marvelous Rosie&#39;s Bakery bakes one heck of a brownie, and everyone else seems to think so too. &nbsp;Judy&#39;s journey through food is punctuated with morsel of chocolate all the way through. She opened her first bakery in Harvard Square during the late 1970s selling her cookies, cakes and brownies to students and professors alike. A few years later, a new location and full-range bakery was founded in Inman Square with the now iconic pink neon sign hanging in the window inviting people passing by to come in for a sweet treat. &nbsp;Judy&#39;s recipe for a successful career in baking requires &nbsp;flour, sugar, a little bit of fate and of course, love. &nbsp;You can&#39;t deny true love, especially when it comes in the form of chocolate.</p>

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