I forgot --- for chewy brownies
For chewy, not cake-like brownies -- more or less eggs? Other tricks?
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the recipe I just made called for 4 large eggs and I cup of flour.
so I'd say more eggs and I'd also say brown sugar and a little molassas wouldn't hurt for extra chew
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Thanks -- just saw the Perfect Brownie thread -- so wanted to delete this one, but got the dreaded ...timed out message (again).
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no problem Sarah.
I just finished that little tiny bite of the ones just out of the oven.
enjoy your brownies
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I think underbaking is the key, more than the actual batter. Pull them from the oven when the tops are shiny but the brownies dimple when pressed. I now make brownies in mini-muffin tins - a standard batch makes 24. I am in love with the Ghirardelli dark chocolate brownie boxed mix, which I make with virgin coconut oil, a generous half cup of walnuts added. I bake them for 15 min and turn them out as soon as they are cool enough to handle. The crust is crunchy but the interiors are chewy-fudgy. I think the mini shape promotes more even baking. If you use a standard pan the outer pieces are bound to be more done than the center ones.
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i respectfully disagree on this and am so over this underbaked cake trend. just like with those chocolate lava cakes, i can still taste raw egg.
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Thank you! May the "underbaked" philosophy PLEASE die! This is one of the major disagreements that I have with ATK, for one thing. There is nothing delicious about half-raw.
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greygarious: just printed a "recipe" (loosely used term) for the Ghiradelli mix (which I've never used) and Dove carmel chocolates. Add 1/2 of the brownie mix to the pan, cover w/ Doves, add rest of brownie mix and bake. Supposedly makes a truly oogie-gooie decadent bar. I'll have to track down that Ghiradelli!
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There are 6 different varieties of the Ghirardelli mix. Of the 4 available at my supermarket, I much prefer the Dark Chocolate. Richer chocolate flavor than the double or triple, and I'll add my own walnuts.
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I have 3 'bags' of GDC brownie mix on the top shelf of pantry. I hate to say it but that product is the bom
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Respectfully, might you be looking for candy rather than brownies?
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Can't imagine that I'd ever turn down brownies or candy! ;)
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The Joy of Cooking, in their "Brownies Cockaigne" recipe, advises that it depends on the pan size you use -- a smaller pan makes cakey brownies, and a larger one makes chewy brownies.
I guess they think if the dough is put in thicker it becomes more cake-like, but I make brownies pretty seldom and have never really experimented with this. Just thought I'd throw it out as another variable.
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how funny... with husband out the door I'm back to watching the newest ATK. Chris Kimball is taste testing chocolate via brownies (of all things) < they all look very dry
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