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The Best Brownies You’ll Ever Eat



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  1. i didn’t wanna use 6 eggs so:
    165g of dark chocolate
    1/2 cup of butter
    1/4 cup of dark cocoa
    3g of espresso

    3/4 cup of sugar
    1/4 cup of drak brown sugar
    2 pinches of salt
    2 eggs

    1/2 cup of flour
    1/4 cup of dark cocoa

    i baked for about 25 minutes, it was enough
    i slammed at about 15 minutes
    was soooo yumm, finished in a heartbeat
    enough for 12 people

  2. These are hideously sweet; you absolutely don’t need two full cups of refined sugar on top of the brown sugar and chocolate bars to achieve a nice chewy texture. Not to mention, this recipe only yields one small pan of brownies. More like ‘browniabetes.’

  3. I'm confuse .. she added 2 cups of granulated white sugar .. but brown sugar is not seems as granulated… Are we supposed to add 1/2 cup of pwdered brown sugar or granulated?

    And granulated or powdered sugar will affect differently on fudge ?

  4. 4:00 I know I'm 6 years late, but that's an ancient myth that you have to fold in your ingredient in order to not deflate your whipped cream or batter. That's simply not true. You can totally whip your flour into the batter, it will not deflate. Same with whipped cream. You do not need to fold it in. You whipped it for several minutes, why would it deflate if you whip in another ingredient for a few seconds? In fact your result will be better because your flour is way more evenly incorporated. I think it was Adam Ragusea who made these experiments and debunked the myth.

  5. just commenting here, i made these a few times and they genuinely are the best brownies ever! just make sure to follow the instructions exactly (substitutions like normal cocoa powder is totally fine), it is so fudgy and perfectly sweet, anyone who tried them were in love.

  6. Hands down, best recipe in the history of anything brownie or chocolate or anything…… use m dutch process and minimum 70% chocolate. Then follow the instructions to the letter. The melt, the whip and the whack!!! When you know you know

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