I almost can never resist desserts… or rather any form of sinful dark chocolate pastries. And a moist sinful brownie is just right to set the mood and go yummylicious. I like all my cakes a little moist – it just adds a different dimension.
Now brownies are real easy to make and just awesome to taste. It just makes me happy 🙂
All that you need:
- All-purpose flour – ¾ cup
- Granulated Sugar – 1 cup
- Brown Sugar – ½ cup
- Dark chocolate chips – ½ cup – I have used Morde dark compound here
- Butter – ½ cup (melted)
- Vanilla Extract – 1 tea spoon
- Eggs – 2 large
- Baking powder – ½ tea spoon
- Cocoa Powder – ¾ cup – I have used Cadbury’s Hot Chocolate drink
- Walnuts – ½ cup roasted & chopped
- Salt – ¼ tea spoon
- Milk – 1/3 cup
Little butter to grease the baking tray.
Let’s Get Started:
Preheat oven up to 180 degrees Centigrade or 350 degrees Fahrenheit
Sift all dry ingredients – flour, salt, baking powder, cocoa powder in a bowl and keep aside.
Melt the chocolate chips in a double boiler. After the chocolate melts mix it with melted butter. (check for tips on melting chocolate here)
To this mixture add whole eggs, vanilla essence & sugar and beat until sugar dissolves.
Gradually combine the dry ingredients to this mixture while folding it.
Add milk to soften the batter. Rest the batter for at least 15 mins before you put it for baking.
Prepare a 9 x 9 inch baking tray by greasing it with butter.
Pour the batter and spread it evenly in the baking tray.
Take 1 teaspoon of plain flour ad coat the roasted walnuts. – this will prevent the walnuts to go and sit at the bottom once the cake starts rising.
Sprinkle the walnuts across the batter.
Bake it at 180 degrees Centigrade or 350 degrees Fahrenheit for 20 mins.
And you are ready for the indulgence 🙂
Try this out and let me know how you enjoyed this sinful chocolate indulgence.
You can have it just like that or can have it with vanilla ice cream.
3 comments
Lovely recipe coupled with equally yummy snaps !!
Thanks Amit 🙂
I love my cakes moist too.Absolutely mouth watering