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Decadent Chocolate brownies

30/7/2013

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Brownies, quick to make with no fancy methods to follow. I mean whats not to love about a good sticky chocolatey brownie with a tall glass of milk, or a double scoop of home made vanilla bean ice cream? 

This is what I like to bake on my days of in large amount and just store them in big air tight glass jars. So when I come home after a long day of work I just grab one ( sometimes 2 or 3) and pour myself a glass of milk and just sit back and relax while enjoying a bit of heaven. 

Ingredients 

  • 462g sugar 
  • 5 eggs 
  • 90g cocoa powder 
  • 115ml oil 
  • 225g cake flour 
  • 2g salt 
  • 150g chocolate chips (melt over bain marie)
  • 4g  baking powder 
  • 60g mixed nuts 

Method: Preheat oven to 160C/320C

  1. Start by placing your eggs, sugar and oil into a mixing bowl and whisking till well aerated and sugar is properly de-solved.
  2. Now sift all your dry ingredients into mixing bowl and turn the mixer to medium speed till well incorporated.
  3. Now you can add in the melted chocolate and the assorted nuts. Mix one last time till you have a lovely thick batter. 
  4. Grease your baking tin and then line with baking paper/silicone paper and grease as well. 
  5. Pour the batter into baking tray, smooth out the top lightly and place into the oven for 20-25 minutes. (the batter should not be thicker than 3 cm)  
  6. Once brownie is ready, remove from oven and allow to rest  for 1 hour, and then another 20 minutes in the fridge before cutting. 
  7. Once its been in the fridge for 20 minute, cut into pieces and remove from baking tray. Dust with icing sugar. 

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