Showing posts with label White Chocolate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label White Chocolate. Show all posts

Monday, 21 April 2014

Chocolate Brownie made super easy

When a girl is not feeling that great well what really perks up her mood..yes we all say loudly Chocolate!!!! (Yet Again).


So yes I have baked couple of intense chocolate things lately. I have a special corner for brownies in my heart, not just because they taste sooo.. good but also for the reason that I have a very simple recipe for that (Because I am just about easy to bake stuff). So I have whipped up and baked these brownies one Sunday morning while making breakfast. Excuse for some not so great pics because before I could click the photograph my two year old would just grab a piece and start eating… :D.
A good brownie has good chocolate flavor loaded with nut and chocolate chunks with this gooey texture and slightly crusty top. Achieving all this not difficult at all. You just need good ingredients and lot of love while handling the batter. Though this recipe is very easy just asks for slightly higher attention while mixing the better. Please do not over mix the better, just enough to bring everything together. Over mixing the batter will spoil the texture of the brownie.
2 ½ Cup Plain Dark Chocolate Chopped
1 Cup unsalted butter
3 Eggs (Use 1 ½ Cup Curd, if you dont want to use eggs and make Eggless Chocolate Brownie) 
1 ¼ Cup Light Brown Sugar
3/4 Cup  Flour
1/2 Tps Baking Powder
1/2 Tps baking Soda
1 Cup gm Walnuts Broken ( You can add chopped milk and white chocolate as well)          
Preheat the oven at 190 ºC. Grease and line a square baking tin.
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 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 and when cooled, turn the cake out and cut square pieces.
Yes, this is it and you will have heavenly chocolate brownies. Believe me you could just keep on eating them and they are so inexpensive as compare to the store brought ones. I hope you would try making them at home, as there is no reason you should not and let me know…who all were drooling after you ;)