Last Updated on July 26, 2017
I have been baking quite a lot of cakes, cupcakes, muffins and other baked goodies..But i completely forgot about brownies..It is one of my favourite baked goodies..Long back, i used to bake quite a lot of brownies recipes but somehow i totally forgot about it...No worries, now i am in complete baking spirit and i baked three variety of brownies in a row and each and everyone hit the spot..
Hope you will give this a try and let me know how it turns out for you..
Baking Time : 55 to 60 mins
Makes : 16 servings
Unsalted Butter - 185 grams
Dark Chocolate - 185 grams chopped
All Purpose Flour / Maida - ¾ cup / 90 grams
Cocoa Powder - ½ cup / 40 grams
Eggs - 3
Sugar - 11/4 cup / 250 grams
White Chocolate - ½ cup chopped
Milk Chocolate - ½ cup chopped
(My 1 cup measures 240 ml)
Method:
Preheat oven to 180 degree C.
First step, take a 20 cm square baking pan, line it with parchment paper and grease the sides and bottom with oil or butter really well.
Take butter in a sauce pan and melt it down on medium heat. Take it and add in chopped dark chocolate and keep mixing till it melts. Set aside to cool.
Take flour, cocoa in a sifter and sieve it well. Set aside.
Take eggs, sugar in a bowl and use a beater to whip till foamy and pale.
Now add in chocolate mix and mix well.
Add in the flour and cocoa mix in and fold gently.
Add in the chopped milk and white chocolate and mix well.
Pour this into the prepared pan and bake this for 55 to 60 mins.
Remove this from oven and let it cool for a good 2 to 3 hours.
Now remove from tray and cut into squares.
Serve
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| Take all your ingredients |
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| line a tray with parchment paper and grease it really well |
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| take butter in a sauce pan |
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| melt it down |
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| add in dark chocolate |
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| mix well |
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| it will melt down and get glossy |
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| now it is all melted..set this aside |
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| take flour in a sifter |
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| add in cocoa powder |
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| sieve this and set aside |
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| crack open 3 eggs in a large bowl |
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| add in sugar |
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| use a beater to whip this up |
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| it will get thick and foamy |
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| keep beating this for 3 to 4 mins |
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| this is how it should look like |
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| see foamy and pale |
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| add in chocolate butter mix in |
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| beat this again |
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| now the chocolate is mixed well |
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| add the flour and cocoa mix in |
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| fold gently |
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| all mixed up |
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| mean while i chopped some milk choocolate and white chocolate |
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| add that in |
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| Mix this well |
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| pour this into the pan |
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| Now time to bake |
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| Baked..the top will look crusty, but underneath will be so gooey and moist |
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| remove it from tin |
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| cut into squares |
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| Enjoy |
Anonymous
Hi, just wanted to say yours is the best site on the web. keep going! When I saw this recipe, i wanted to try it immediately. But i was disappointed to see eggs in it. do you have this recipe without eggs? thank you.
Nisha Anil
What can we replace eggs with?
Nisha Anil
What can we replace eggs with
Anonymous
wat's the difference between a cake and a brownie? Please let me know
Betsy
Hey Aarthi! Love your blog! Came across it quite recently and it's been a real find =) Can't wait to try this brownie recipe. Could you please list the brands of chocolate you used? Or should I just use the normal chocolates like Dairy Milk, Milky bar etc?
Aarthi
@Betsyno i used dark baking chocolate..
Aarthi
@Anonymouscakes are more softer and lighter. brownies are denser and fudgier
Aarthi
@Nisha Anil no sub for eggs in this
Siny Manjooran
Arthi your recipies are too good...Thank you so much.
Anonymous
Cakes have baking powder. Brownies don't.
Anonymous
Cakes have baking powder. Brownies don't.
Sanjukta Venkatesh
hi aarthi..i simply love all your recipes! I tried this recipe and it tasted amazing but the only problem was that the brownies stuck really badly to the wax paper. i greased the paper before pouring the batter in as per what you said. How can i prevent this in future?
Aarthi
@Sanjukta Venkateshcool the brownies well before you peel off the paper. it will just come off easily