Try few
brownies so far, in fact this will be the BEST brownies I have ever made.
A good blend of fudgy and
chewy, it is just the way I like them to be :). Be sure to use a good quality of dark chocolate
then it definitely will satisfy your craving :)
Source : Martha Stewart via Ricke's Ordinary Kitchen
Ingredients
120 gr Unsalted butter, cut into pieces, plus more for pan225 gr Semisweet or bittersweet chocolate, chopped
200 gr Sugar (original 280 gr)
3 large eggs
1 tsp Vanilla Extract
130 gr All-purpose flour
30 gr Cocoa powder
1/2 tsp Baking powder
1/2 tsp Salt
50 gr chocolate converture droplet / chocolate chips (optional)
Method:
- Using double boil method, melt the butter and chocolate,
stir together until melted and mixed. Add sugar, stir awhile and switch off
fire, mix to combine ( worry if the sugar not melted ). Set aside.- Preheat your oven to 180C
- Add eggs and vanilla, mix to combine. ( I modify a bit, since I don’t like my brownies to be gooey texture, instead I beat the eggs by hand mixer (non-machine) until incorporated (not so long), then add the melted chocolate in 3 times until well incorporated ).
- Add in the shifted flour, cocoa powder, BP, salt and chocolate droplet, mix just until moistened ( do not overmix ).
- Transfer batter to 8 or 9 inch pan, smooth top.
- Bake for 50 mins (check below update) or until a toothpick inserted in center comes out with a few moist crumbs attached.
- Cool in pan for at least 30 mins ( I just leave it to cool in a pan and transfer out before cutting ).
UPDATED (29/06/15): I baked it again, however, this time, I'm not too sure, it's a bit dry for 50 mins. So, next time I will bake for 25 mins.
Since you gave a good compliment on this brownies I must tried this out. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteYes yes, you should try this definitely you will love this :)
DeleteI am here to assure you - this is very good - must try it. :)
ReplyDeleteI love brownies and I must try this recipe since you have given it a big thumbs up!
ReplyDeleteI love fudgy brownies! Drool!
ReplyDeleteI love fudgy brownies too! Book marking this!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHi, may I know which brand of chocolate did you use?
ReplyDelete--Vivien
Hi Vivien,
DeleteI don't have particular favourites brand of chocolate bar (it could be Cadbury, Hershey's, Lindt etc.) It is better to use dark/bitter sweet chocolate or 70% cocoa to make a cake. Any brand should be okay.
However, this time, I used Cote d'Or brand.
For cocoa powder, use Varlhona or Callebaut (can be found at Sunlik).
For chocolate chip, buy converture not compound or Hershey's brand at any supermarket.
This looks really good Doris! Think I will give it a try soon. :) Thanks for sharing. Yummy!
ReplyDeleteHi Jane, Thanks, I'm sure you will love it. Really can't wait to see your version :)
DeleteYour brownies sound perfect and delicious. What a decadent indulgence. Thank you for testing and searching brownie recipes for us. :)
ReplyDeleteThe brownie really looks very fudgy. Bookmarked.
ReplyDeleteWooo Ilove fudgy brownie too. Definitely love to try this too.
ReplyDeleteHi Doris, sound good. I'm sure to bake this one day. Thanks for sharing: )
ReplyDeleteYay...you made my favourite cake, the right type...fudgy and chewy.....mmmm. This won't last long in my house :D
ReplyDeleteHello DG...
ReplyDeleteWahhh today I torture betullah. Macam manalah i tak nak lari from cyber like this. Everywhere I clicked, people will say, best ever tasted this and that. I ni ada 'best-ever-tasted' allergy! Huwaaaa.. sakitlah I macam ni. Now got to copy down the recipe.. at least can ease a bit of the allergy! Hahahaha...
Hahahahha MamaFami, you are so cute.
DeleteSame to me, I already got so much headache to select all the long list bookmarked recipe, since I got lesser and lesser time to bake. Hahahaaaa ...
Fudgey brownies are my favourite! I have a favourite recipe, but would love to give this a try, always good to have a few reliabie recpes on hand.
ReplyDeleteHi Esther,
DeleteThanks for dropping by. Give this recipe a try whenever you're free and I'm sure you will love it as much as I do. :)
Hi Doris,
ReplyDeleteI have baked a few of Martha Stewart brownies and wonder if they are same as this. Super fudgy!!! Love to try this recipe if I have not bake this before.
Zoe
I tried it today but added choc chips n walnut. It was good but a little dry as I let it bake for about 40mins.
ReplyDeleteHi Maya,
DeleteThanks for dropping a message. Glad that you tried and let me know the result. If you noticed my recipe, I did put a NOTE there, cause I made this a few times, I think baking with the same degree 180C, the best will be around 25-30mins, no more than that. Happy Baking.
wow..looks great...delicious....i like it...
ReplyDeleteThank you.
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