Choc brownies

cat64

Thanks for link to recipe - will have to give it a go! - what make of chocolate did you all use please?

HappyIdiotTalk

According to the Good Food magazine, the best one is called Valrhona. You can get it from Waitrose. Quite expensive mind. Not tried it yet, but will get some next time I see a Waitrose and try it in ice-cream. It might be overkill for muffins though!

Rowan_2

I used Morrisons cheapest "value", one packet of dark, and 3/4 pack of milk, because thats what I happened to have in.
Worked great for me ... I would guess it would be even better with all dark chocolate.

WhiteCat_4

maow425 wrote: »

Bagged a bargain K-chef, and yesterday made the loveliest, creamiest and fluffiest (sp?) mashed potato I’ve ever had! So today I had to make…. (those on a diet look away now:p )

… Brownies. Not just any brownies, but triple choc brownies, and OMG were they goooood! The recipe said they were going to be chewy and melt in the mouth. But I really didn’t think they’d be that good!:T I probably got something like 40 little 1x1 inch squares, and after two of my boys digging into them, I had to hide them in the cupboard before DH comes home. I had hoped that they would last until tomorrow, but as soon as he comes in the house he’s going to smell the yummy brownies…:eek: And I thought I’d just share the recipe with the rest of you. This is really one to impress with! Well, I’d be impressed, but I’d eat just about anything with chocolate in it:o !

http://www.cookingforengineers.com/recipe.php?id=158&title=Dark+Chocolate+Brownies

I like the format of that site!

reehsetin

Rowan wrote: »

I used Morrisons cheapest "value", one packet of dark, and 3/4 pack of milk, because thats what I happened to have in.
Worked great for me ... I would guess it would be even better with all dark chocolate.

fantastic, i couldnt remember how much it needed so only ended up getting 100grams, will just add milk chocolate now i know it works

cat64

Thanks everyone:T

savvy

Godders makes the best chocolate brownies ever, they not only have big chunks of gooey milk chocolate, but he also puts chunks of white chocolate in too!

However he's got to learn to adapt his recipe now for a wheat free brownie! :rolleyes:

LilMissEmmylou

oh is it wrong to hate you for that post? They look fab! but i need to ditch some lbs lol. Bookmarked them to make for a "special" treat in the not so far future

cat64

Have just started to make brownies and have come across a problem - the recipe states 6oz or 170g but I was going to measure in ounces and haven't got enough choc even tho I've got 2 x 100g bars - I thought 1oz was approx 25g - which measurements did those who make the brownies use?

Hope this reads as sense - not sure it does to me but I know what I mean!

Help please!

cat64

Please ignore my last post - found I had weighing scales leaning against something so they weren't weighing correctly:rotfl: ,was having a 'blonde moment' sorry.