Fudgy Brownie| Chocolate Brownie || How to make a fudgy brownie with step-by-step photos
Fudgy Brownie is delicious, soft with chocolaty
flavored, the best evening snack even for breakfast with a hot cup of tea
It is made with chocolate, cocoa powder, all-purpose flour, brown
sugar, white sugar, butter, and egg- After testing what feels like a lifetime of brownies, these finally
came out with a perfect texture, and have been made weekly ever since. You can see in the photos these brownies are
without compromising the crispy, crackly crust
The one ingredient I added to these brownies that are different from
most recipes is a small amount of hard cocoa icing on top, this icing makes the
brownie more super tasty
I know that saying these are the “best brownies, ever” is a bold statement, but we truly believe it. I love brownies that are rich and extra
chocolaty. These brownies with dense, fudgy middles and crinkly tops absolutely
deliver
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A few Tips for these Fudgy Brownies
- Don’t add hot melted chocolate butter as they create those crackly tops
- Whisk your sugar and eggs really well
- Don’t overbeat your batter once the flour and cocoa powder are added. that creates air in the batter which will give you cake-like textured brownies.
- Try not to overbake them! I like mine at exactly 21:30 minutes. You can go a little bit over if you like them to set a bit more
- I baked my brownies on the middle shelf in the oven.
- In additional ingredients, you can add walnuts and chilgoza pine I didn’t add them because of the summer season and neither are available in the market too
What Pan Should I Use?
- We bake the brownies in an 8-inch square pan.
- If you double the recipe, a 9-inch by 13-inch rectangular pan is perfect and the brownies will be slightly thicker.
- It is best to use light-colored or shiny metal baking pans since they cook more evenly. Dark pans can cause the bottoms of the brownies to cook more quickly. If a dark pan is all you have, reduce the oven temperature by 25 degrees F and keep an eye on the brownies as they bake
How To Tell When Brownies Are Done?
- Use a toothpick. Stick it into the center of the pan, and pull it out. If there is a wet batter on the toothpick, they need more time. If there are moist crumbs on the toothpick, they are done, and if there’s nothing on the toothpick, you might have overbanked them so definitely take them out of the oven.
- Use your eyes. Perfectly baked brownies will look a little underbaked in the middle. So when the edges look dry and the middle looks slightly underdone, take them out of the oven. Even if it ends up that you took them out a minute early, an underbaked square in the middle of the pan is much better than the whole pan being overbaked
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To make these brownies first prepare chocolate fudge to it melts the
chocolate with butter in a bowl by keeping it in hot boiling water saucepan-it
acts called a double boiler
Stir to mix them very well and set aside_Let it cool down completely. You can complete this process in the microwave but I do prefer the
stovetop method since I know it helps to achieve that beautiful crackly tops
Sift the flour along with cocoa powder, salt, and baking powder_Stir to combine well set aside
Grease the 8*8 square mold and then line parchment paper to keep
aside_Preheat the oven to 180 C for 20 minutes
Take a medium-sized mixing bowl and crack the eggs along with brown and
white sugar_Start beating at low speed for a minute so that the sugar could dissolve
with the egg
Then speed up the beater on high until a fluffy and creamy texture. It will take 3-4 minutes to be beaten
Add chocolate syrup then further mix up well with a beater for 30-40
seconds_Towards the end pour cooled chocolate fudge into the egg batter_Beat them and give it another minute for well mixed
Add flour to the batter little
by little, And keep mixing with the help of a spatula or hand whisker
Brownie batter is done
Transfer the batter to the cake mould_Tap it down so that excess air could remove from the bottom
Bake the brownie by keeping it on the middle rack at 180 C for 20-25
minutes or depending on oven-quality
Insert the toothpick in the middle of the brownie if the toothpick comes
out clean then takes the cake pan out of the oven_
Then unmold the brownie on another
plate
Remove the baking paper
You can see the picture below, how is perfectly baked the brownie
Let the brownie stay on the wire rack. Cut the thin layer on top of the brownie or let it be-it ups to you_I didn’t remove the top a bit hard layer of a brownie because I love to eat crunchy layer
Hard icing over the brownie will look presentable:
Combine cocoa powder, icing sugar, and water in the small bowl_Stir to combine well
Turn over the cake and spread evenly the cocoa icing over the cake from
all four sides. This icing will set on its own in a while
Once the icing gets set then cut the brownie into desirable-sized
pieces
Fudgy Brownie is ready to serve
Serve with coffee or tea
Brownies can be stored for a week in the refrigerator
Fudgy Brownie is delicious, soft with chocolaty
flavored, the best evening snack even for breakfast with a hot cup of tea
Ingredients:
- 200g, all-purpose flour
- 60g, granulated sugar
- 40g, brown sugar
- 4 pcs, eggs
- 3-4 drops, of chocolate essence
- 2-3 pinches, of salt
- 25g, cocoa powder
For Fudge:
- 100g, unsalted butter
- 75g, Chocolate
For Hard Icing:
- 2 tbsp, dark cocoa powder
- 2 tbsp, icing sugar
- 3 tbsp, water
How to make the Fudgy Brownies?
- To make these brownies first prepare chocolate fudge to melt the chocolate with butter in a bowl by keeping it in hot boiling water saucepan-it acts called a double boiler
- Stir to mix them very well and set aside
- Let it cool down completely
- You can complete this process in the microwave but I do prefer the stovetop method since I know it helps to achieve that beautiful crackly tops
- Sift the flour along with cocoa powder, salt, and baking powder
- Stir to combine well and set aside
- Grease the 8*8 square mold and then line the parchment paper and keeps it aside
- Preheat the oven to 180 C for 20 minutes
- Take a medium-sized mixing bowl and crack the eggs along with brown and white sugar
- Start beating at low speed for a minute so that the sugar could dissolve with the egg
- Then speed up the beater on high until a fluffy and creamy texture
- It will take 3-4 minutes to be beaten
- Add chocolate syrup then further mix up well with a beater for 30-40 seconds
- Towards the end, pour cooled chocolate fudge into the egg batter
- Beat them and give them another minute for well mixed
- Add flour to the batter little by little
- And keep mixing with the help of a spatula or hand whisker
- Don’t use an electric beater for the mixing flour
- Brownie batter is done
- Transfer the batter to the cake mold
- Tap it down so that excess air could remove from the bottom
- Bake the brownie by keeping it on the middle rack at 180 C for 20-25 minutes or depending on oven-quality
- Insert the toothpick in the middle of the brownie if the toothpick comes out clean then takes the cake pan out of the oven
- Allow to cool down for 5 minutes then unmold the brownie to another plate
- Remove the baking paper
- Let the brownie stay on the wire rack
- Cut the thin layer on top of the brownie or let it be-it ups to you
- I didn’t remove the top a bit hard layer of a brownie because I love to eat crunchy layer
- Combine cocoa powder, icing sugar, and water in the small bowl
- Stir to combine well
- Turn over the cake and spread
- evenly the cocoa icing over the cake from all four sides
- This icing will set on its own in a while
- Once the icing gets set then cut the brownie into desirable-sized pieces
- You can skip this step if you love to eat the plain brownie
- Brownies can be stored for a week in the refrigerator
- Tasty fudgy brownie is ready to serve
- Serve with coffee or tea
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