Recipe Girl Brownies

I supposed it’s a matter of opinion as to what the best brownies recipe really is. But I think it’s safe to say that this one is pretty darn perfect. This recipe turns out very fudgy and chocolatey brownies. The key to the gooey, wonderful consistency in the middle of brownies is to not over-bake them. If you leave them very slightly undercooked, then you’ll get that fabulous, soft and fudgy texture in the middle.

In a large saucepan, combine the butter and espresso. Place the pan over low heat and stir until the butter has melted. Add the chocolate, and stir constantly until the mixture is smooth, about 2 minutes. Remove from heat, and stir in both sugars until well combined.

Add the eggs and vanilla and continue stirring until well incorporated and the mixture no longer appears grainy. Sift the flour mixture over the batter, and stir until just combined. Stir in the chocolate chips.

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Pour the batter into the prepared pan; smooth the top with the back of a wooden spoon or a spatula. Bake until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out with a few moist crumbs, 28 to 30 minutes. Be sure not to over-bake.

Cut the slab into 9 brownies (3 rows by 3 rows). These will be good-sized brownies. If you would prefer to have smaller brownie bites instead of the larger brownies, then you can cut the slab into 16 smaller brownies (4 rows by 4 rows) instead.

And there you have it: the best brownies recipe! This is likely to be a brownie recipe that you’ll want to repeat often. Enjoy!

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Serving: 1 brownie , Calories: 424 kcal , Carbohydrates: 47 g , Protein: 5 g , Fat: 24 g , Saturated Fat: 14 g , Polyunsaturated Fat: 1 g , Monounsaturated Fat: 7 g , Trans Fat: 1 g , Cholesterol: 92 mg , Sodium: 95 mg , Potassium: 232 mg , Fiber: 3 g , Sugar: 34 g , Vitamin A: 434 IU , Calcium: 39 mg , Iron: 3 mgMy husband’s family was coming over sort-of last-minute recently. The sort of last minute where your husband says, “Oh yeah, I invited my family over for dinner tonight, ” and forgets to tell you until the day-of.

. The dinner part was easy- just grilled chicken and salad. And I’m never, ever, ever big on buying already-made dessert from the grocery store, so I pulled a baking cookbook off my shelf that I hadn’t really used yet to see if I could find some easy inspiration in there. I did! I spotted brownies: Cocoa Brownies

These brownies came together and were in the oven in about 15 minutes. And with the way those brownies look right there… why would you ever want to eat a boxed version? Seriously. I mean, I’d eat a boxed brownie for sure- they’re good and all. But this homemade brownie recipe pretty much rocked the house over a boxed mix.

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Here’s the lady we get to thank for this brownie: Alice Medrich. If you’re not familiar with her already, Medrich is an 8-time, award-winning cookbook author and pastry chef, and she is considered one of the country’s foremost experts on chocolate and chocolate desserts. I can’t believe this is the first thing I’ve baked from this Chewy, Gooey, Crispy, Crunchy cookbook! Why the heck did I wait so long? I can’t wait to bake more from this book- all kinds of cookies and bars, and Medrich even includes several wheat-free and dairy-free options. I’d say it’s a good cookbook to have on the shelf for those who get strong urges to bake often (like me!)

These brownies turn out to be extremely soft and gooey in the center. The tops crinkle ever-so-slightly, and turn out a slight crunch that the tops of brownies are supposed to have.

Needless to say, they were a big hit as an after-dinner dessert. My husband’s family is known for enjoying their chocolate, and they gave these a major thumbs up.

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I say… they were a lifesaver. Dear husband, I love you so… but please give me a day or two’s notice next time if you’re going to invite a crowd to dinner 🙂

Find out more about Alice Medrich by visiting her website, and you can purchase her Chewy Gooey Crispy Crunchy cookbook on Amazon.

Serving: 1 serving , Calories: 160 kcal , Carbohydrates: 20 g , Protein: 1 g , Fat: 9 g , Saturated Fat: 5 g , Polyunsaturated Fat: 0.4 g , Monounsaturated Fat: 2 g , Trans Fat: 0.3 g , Cholesterol: 44 mg , Sodium: 47 mg , Potassium: 19 mg , Fiber: 0.2 g , Sugar: 16 g , Vitamin A: 274 IU , Calcium: 7 mg , Iron: 0.4 mgThese Deep Dark Brownies are a combination of espresso powder, cocoa powder and melted chocolate baked within the brownie. Extra chocolate chips are thrown into the batter too and sprinkled on top just before baking to make them extra decadent and worthy of consumption for the above-average chocolate fanatic. They are truly a brownie for Chocolate Lovers!

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This recipe comes from the guys at Baked (a bakery in New York City). They wrote a baking cookbook many years ago, and that’s where I discovered this delicious brownie recipe!

This is a very simple recipe for brownies. The dry ingredients are a mix of flour, baking powder and salt. The chocolate mixture is a melted combination of butter, espresso powder and chopped semisweet chocolate. White sugar, brown sugar, eggs and vanilla are mixed in too. Finally, the dry ingredients and the chocolate mixture are combined, along with some chocolate chips. This makes the batter for these brownies. A few more chocolate chips are sprinkled on top.

Yes. I recommend that you add it in because it really intensifies the flavor of the chocolate, but if you can’t find it or don’t wish to purchase it… it’s okay to leave it out. There are a lot of chocolate dessert recipes that call for using espresso, so I think you’d find it useful to have in your collection of baking supplies. You can find instant espresso powder in your market’s coffee aisle, or you can order it on Amazon.

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I prefer to bake brownies in a pan lined with parchment paper so that I can literally lift the whole thing out after cooling and remove it to a cutting board.

I’m a sucker for making sure I get as clean cuts as possible. And as much as people might like the edges, I usually cut all of those off first. You can cut your brownies any way you’d like. In the original recipe, these are cut into 9 good-sized Deep Dark Brownies. This is an extremely rich brownie recipe, so I cut these brownies into smaller pieces.

You should be able to get 25 small brownies out of this recipe. If you want bigger brownies, you can cut them in larger pieces. I like the way the brownies look when they have nice, clean sides all the way around. With this brownie recipe, that’s a difficult goal to reach since they have a rather moist texture. I recommend letting them cool completely before cutting. You might even choose to refrigerate them to get them as firm as possible before you make the cuts. Enjoy!

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Serving: 1 brownie , Calories: 153 kcal , Carbohydrates: 17 g , Protein: 2 g , Fat: 9 g , Saturated Fat: 5 g , Cholesterol: 33 mg , Sodium: 34 mg , Potassium: 81 mg , Fiber: 1 g , Sugar: 12 g , Vitamin A: 156 IU , Calcium: 14 mg , Iron: 1 mg