Brownies Worlds Best
From lindaj101 15 years agoIngredients
- 230g butter, roughly cubed shopping list
- 300g sugar (Granulated or Castor) shopping list
- 200g Whole eggs (approximately four) whisked up shopping list
- 230g dark chocolate - in small pellet form or chopped finely so it melts quickly shopping list
- 140g flour shopping list
- 40g cocoa powder shopping list
- 200g of nuts of your choice (pistachio, walnuts, hazelnuts, pecans - You can use just one type or use all four types like I do. They add different crunchy textures to every fudgy bite, which makes the brownie interesting til the last bite) shopping list
- 20cm square baking tin shopping list
How to make it
- Prepare:
- a. Butter the baking tin. Then line the bottom & the sides with baking paper.
- b. Sift together the flour & the cocoa powder.
- c. Have the chocolates ready in a large mixing bowl.
- d. Leave aside some nuts to decorate the surface of the brownies with (in my opinion, walnuts look best).
- e. Preheat oven to 180 degrees.
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- Method:
- 1. Melt the butter completely in a large pot.
- 2. Add the sugar. Dissolve.
- 3. Pour the egg mixture & mix well with a whisk (make sure the hot butter doesn’t cook the egg in to an omlette).
- 4. Pour the hot mixture over the chocolates in a bowl. Mix thoroughly & make sure all the chocolates have dissolved (if you still have lumps of chocolates left, zap it at 10 second intervals in the microwave until it melts).
- 5. Spatula in the flour & the cocoa powder. Mix until no traces of flour can be seen.
- 6. Mix in the nuts. (Make sure you leave some aside for decorating the top with).
- 7. Pour the mixture in to the prepared tin.
- 8. Evenly decorate some more nuts on the top surface. (Make sure each slice would have a decorative nut)
- 9. Bake in the oven (that has been pre-heated at 180 degrees) for 25 - 30 minutes. It’s cooked when the edges have gone slightly dry, the top is shiny & has cracked. The centre of the brownie shoudn’t be wobbly when shook. Remember: the toothpick method won’t work on this fudgy brownie!
- 10. Leave aside to cool. Don’t cut until they’ve reached room temperature, or even better leave it untouched for a WHOLE DAY to rest - I can promise you, it’ll taste better tenfold.
- Note:
- This recipe is versatile - instead of nuts, you can put pretty much anything in there - like dried fruit such as dried cherries, or fresh fruits like raspberry. Baking is meant to be fun & so don’t go out-of-your-way to buy the nuts if you haven’t got it (as nuts can be expensive). Use whatever that is in your store cupboard & experiment! like, be creative with sliced almonds & spell a letter on the surface!
- photos of this recipe on her web site coco and me.com
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awsome brownies! thanks bunches high5
momo_55grandma in Mountianview loved it
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I agree, awesome recipe!
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