Fudge Brownie Recipe With Caramel

Q: How do you make brownies even better? A: Stuff ’em with salted caramel. Guilty pleasure? Yep. Caramel Brownies are not for people with a conscience!

Caramel + brownies in itself isn’t an original idea and if you do a Google search, you’ll find plenty of examples. And I would have used an existing recipe if I found what I was after, but every recipe I came across:

3. Required a candy thermometer to get the caramel to the exact temperature so it would soft set, rather than ending up runny OR cooking it too far so it ends up like hard toffee.

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And here’s what you need for the creamy caramel. The key ingredient here is sweetened condensed milk, which is cooked on a low stove until it changes from white to pale golden ➔ ie. caramel!

Golden syrup is a little cheat ingredient to give the caramel a little boost of extra caramel flavour without the caramel cooking for so long it becomes super-thick, like a peanut butter consistency. We need the caramel to be a pourable consistency so we can pour it over the brownie batter.

Golden syrup is a gold-coloured syrup that’s common in Australian and British baking. If you don’t have it, no need to fret, hunt it down or even bother making it – just use maple syrup instead, which works a treat.

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It’s sweet. It’s rich. It’s indulgent. This one is not for the faint-hearted or “I’m-not-really-a-sweets-person” types! It is for die-hard chocolate and caramel lovers – and everyone out there who just feels they deserve a treat.

1. Chocolate – You must use baking chocolate which you will find in the baking aisle at supermarkets. Not regular dark chocolate made for eating! (Well, you can eat the baking chocolate if you want 😉 )

2. Golden syrup is like a cross between honey and molasses – it is thick and sweet but not as thick as molasses. It is mainly used for colour in this recipe so you can substitute with maple syrup, or even leave it out.

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3. Caramel –The condensed milk has a tendency to catch on the bottom of the saucepan which will result in golden bits distributed throughout. Don’t despair if this happens, you will barely notice it once baked. But you do need to whisk consistently to ensure you don’t end up with a sticky, burnt mess in the saucepan!

4. Baking time – The bake time is slightly longer than when you are making a plain brownie because of the caramel layer, which causes the brownie to take longer.

5. Measures – Tablespoon and cup measures differ from country to country. For this recipe, the difference is not enough to impact it. I have made it with both US and Australian measures (the two countries at the extremes in difference) and could not tell the difference. The only exception is Japan – please use weight measures provided (your cups are far too small).

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6.Nutrition per brownie, assuming you cut it into 16 squares as directed, rather than into 4 very large squares (tempting as that might be).

Serving: 79 g Calories: 293 cal (15%) Carbohydrates: 33 g (11%) Protein: 4 g (8%) Fat: 17 g (26%) Saturated Fat: 10 g (63%) Trans Fat: 1 g Cholesterol: 76 mg (25%) Sodium: 214 mg (9%) Potassium: 154 mg (4%) Fiber: 1 g (4%) Sugar: 30 g (33%) Vitamin A: 533 IU (11%) Vitamin C: 1 mg (1%) Calcium: 95 mg (10%) Iron: 1 mg (6%)

I believe you can make great food with everyday ingredients even if you’re short on time and cost conscious. You just need to cook clever and get creative!These Salted Caramel Brownies are the ultimate indulgent treat – dark, fudgy chocolate brownies with a salted caramel middle…heaven in every bite!

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My family and friends always request these for parties and gatherings – and I’m all too happy to oblige because I love making them!

Now comes the hard part! Sorry, but you really should let the brownie cool for several hours before you even think of cutting them.

I know it’s a big ask, but if you try and cut them any sooner, the brownies will collapse into a mess. I’ve made that mistake before!

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I leave the brownie to cool on my kitchen countertop for a good few hours before placing the tin in the fridge overnight before cutting into squares.

If you leave the brownies to sit out at room temperature for an hour or two before serving, the caramel will soften and get all nice and gooey.

The brownies will keep in an airight tin for up to 5 days. They will begin to dry out a bit after day 3, but will still be delicious.

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If you prefer to make your own caramel, I highly recommend this recipe. I make the caramel the day before I want to make the brownies - the caramel should be quite thick but still spreadable. I place the caramel in the fridge overnight, then take it out and sit it on the counter for a couple of hours before making the brownies.

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Make sure the brownies are completely cold before cutting into them - or you'll end up with a squidgy mess! I chill mine for several hours or ideally overnight.are rich and decadent, featuring layers of ooey gooey caramel and chocolate chips stuffed inside of the fudgiest brownies ever!! These layered brownies are outrageously scrumptious, and perfect for any occasion

Whether it’s for a casual dessert, potluck, or a bake sale, you can’t go wrong with a pan of homemade brownies. Instead of grabbing another box mix, make your own from scratch with a few pantry staples.

Homemade recipes allow you to play with additional flavors, like making layered brownies with caramel and chocolate chips in the center! Adding that extra layer of chocolate really makes these caramel brownies stand out.

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Enjoy more desserts featuring the dynamic duo of chocolate and caramel with my Turtle Brownie Trifle recipe or a no bake icebox cake exploding with peanut butter flavor. You can even create homemade Salted Caramel Cocoa Bombs to warm you right up!

Add a drizzle of caramel sauce and some mini chocolate chips if you’d like. Chopped toffee bars, Rolos, crunchy M&M’s, and even Reese’s peanut butter cups would all taste delicious as well.

Using brown sugar instead of granulated white sugar can also make each bite chewier and a bit cakey since it speeds up the formation of gluten in the batter.

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These caramel brownies can be kept at room temperature for 3 to 4 days. After that, they can be chilled in an airtight container for another few days or frozen for up to 3 months.

Whether a homemade or boxed mix, you just need to right amount of liquid to get the batter wet and incorporated. Water, milk, or even cream will do the trick.

For this recipe, all of the moisture in the batter comes from the eggs, with a little extra from the gooey caramel center.

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Serving: 1 brownie | Calories: 377 cal | Carbohydrates: 54 g | Protein: 5 g | Fat: 18 g | Saturated Fat: 10 g | Cholesterol: 82 mg | Sodium: 163 mg | Sugar: 43 g | Fiber: 2 g | Calcium: 67 mg | Iron: 1 mg

All nutritional information is based on third party calculations and is only an estimate. Each recipe’s nutritional value will vary depending on the ingredients used, measuring methods, and portion sizes.

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It starts with fudgy brownies in this recipe, which is where my brownie mix comes in. It’s the same base I used for my Salted Caramel Brownie Marshmallow Hi-Hat treat. I love chocolate-covered caramels with sea salt, so that got me thinking. What if I paired the same thing with one of my favorite desserts, the brownie? Well, it’s what I expected…glorious!

Brownies:As I stated, the brownies are made from my brownie mix. You can make this up ahead of time by just mixing together the dry ingredients and putting them in an airtight container. I love to hand this out for gifts, too!

Caramel :You will need a cup of caramel bits for this recipe, or 5 1/2 ounces if using other sized caramels. The caramel will be melted with heavy cream. Most will be used as the swirl in the brownies, with a little bit reserved for the topping.

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Salt: To give this dessert a salted caramel flavor, don’t forget to sprinkle