What do you do, when you have super simple (don’t tell anyone) brownie recipe and got some peanut butter cups. Yeah we don’t get peanut butter cups everywhere in India so it get a special stature. I have read quite a few peanut butter recipes in books and on internet. So I thought to give it a go, to combine chocolate and peanut butter flavor. I wanted to play with the textures too and I roasted the peanut in oven with some salt until golden brown. These brownies are special for one more reason that it achieves that salty, sweet, chocolaty and butter balance. I layered brownie, then roasted peanuts with chopped peanut butter cups followed by milk chocolate ganach. How good is that??? Heaven!! That’s the work.
2 ½ Cup Plain Dark Chocolate Chopped
1 Cup unsalted butter
3 Eggs
1 ¼ Cup Light Brown Sugar
3/4 Cup Flour
1/2 Tps Baking Powder
1/2 Tps baking Soda
1 Cup gm Peanut (Skin Removed)
1 Cup Chopped Peanut Butter Cup
½ Cup Chopped Milk chocolate
½ cup Heavy Cream
Preheat the oven at 190 ºC. Grease and line a square baking tin.
Spread 2 Tablespoon salt on the baking tray and spread the peanut on it. Roast for 10-12 min at 210 ºC or until golden brown. You don’t want them to get brown. Remove the salt and set aside.
Melt the plain chocolate and butter in microwave for 2 min but keep string it every 30 sec or you can melt them in heavy base saucepan.
Beat Together eggs and sugar then beat in the melted chocolate mixture.
Shift together flour and baking powder and add this is in wet mixture. Add walnuts and mix to bring everything together.
Pour the batter in the baking tin and spread the roasted peanuts and chopped peanut butter cups evenly. Press this layer with light hands in the batter.
Bake for 40 minute at 190 ºC until cake feels just firm on the crust but soft underneath. Please do not overcook or the brownies will be dry. Leave to cool in the tin
Warm the heavy cream in a heavy bottom pan and add chopped milk chocolate and tip a tablespoon butter and mix well. Remove from heat and let it thicken a bit
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