Earl Grey Brownie
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Hello everyone!! Welcome to my
very first (ever) cake blog post! Can’t you tell how excited I am? I’ve been
waiting for the right time and sort of gathering my confidence to finally doing
this! From the very first day I started my online based home bakery, BakePack,
I’ve been dreaming of writing my cake and baking journey. So here we are! YEAY!
I choose to start with the
simplest recipe that we ever made in BakePack kitchen! It’s everyone’s comfort
cake, BROWNIE! Anybody here hates someBROWNIE? Well, you’ve got to give our
brownie a try! For some of you who’ve been following my BakePack journey, you
must have noticed that we love to give a little twist and spark to each and
every recipe to make it special.
This time we do it by adding some
earl grey fudge to our brownie. YUM! Are you salivating now? Don’t be! Cause
you can make your own. It is one simple and easy recipe. There is no way people
will fail in doing this recipe. It is comforting and packed with beautiful flavor
of classic earl grey tea.
You can adjust the length of the
baking time according to your own preference of how perfect brownie is all
about. Some people love it soft, while me and some other would love it dry with
some crunchy texture on top. Understand and know your oven well. For a crunchy
and dry brownie texture, always set your oven in high temperature around 180-200
degrees Celsius. You will need around 15-20 minutes only to get this perfect
brownie to be done!
Good ingredients is the key to a
good and delicious chocolate cake. You are welcomed to use any kind of cocoa
powder and chocolate to your liking. For me, I love dark chocolate. For this
recipe, I use Dutch Cocoa Powder and semisweet Dark Chocolate. You can see how
dark my brownies turned into because of these two ingredients. Milk Chocolate could
be your alternative, just make sure you could adjust the recipe since Milk Chocolate
is richer and sometimes sweeter.
I know they might not be the
prettiest brownies that you’ve ever seen but I’m pretty sure this sweetie is surely
not to be missed!
Should you ask what is my fave
part from this recipe, it would be the earl grey fudge! Oh My God. Earl Grey is
my fave tea. I never thought that chocolate and earl grey works really well in
one recipe. I call this fudge recipe as one lazy recipe cause I can just simply
dump everything in one saucepan, put it in low heat, stir everything until well
combined and VOILA!
Girls, boys, ladies and gents,
give this simple easy recipe a try! It is so good, fudgy and packed with earl
grey goodness. Should you have kids, boyfriend or girl gang, this is a perfect
anti failure kind of recipe that you could try this weekend. Still insecure with
your baking skill? Well, you can always contact our team and we will have it
baked for you! Enjoy!
Earl Grey Brownie
(makes approx. 16 small bites size brownies)
For the brownies
·
56 gr semisweet chocolate
·
85 gr butter
·
168 gr sugar
·
3 eggs
·
1/2 tsp vanilla
·
60 gr cake flour
For the
earl grey fudge
·
22 gr butter
·
7 gr cocoa powder
·
55 grams powdered sugar
·
1 earl grey tea bag
·
1/2 tsp vanilla
·
1 tbsp milk
Directions:
Preheat the oven to 200°C.
Grease and line a 15x15cm square baking pan with parchment paper.
In a small saucepan, melt
the butter and chocolate together over medium heat, stirring until everything
is mixed together. Pour into a large bowl, and stir in the sugar. Add the eggs
and vanilla and stir until incorporated. Lastly, add the flour and mix until
combined.
Pour batter into prepared
pan and bake for 15-20 min, or until toothpick inserted in center comes out
clean. The top of the brownies should be crackly. Let cool in pan before adding
the earl grey fudge.
To make the earl grey
fudge, place the butter, cocoa powder, powdered sugar, vanilla and
milk into the saucepan, stir everything over very low heat until well combined.
Lastly, add the earl grey, vanilla and milk. Mix everything well and done! Let
the sauce cool down before spreading over the brownies.
Spread the earl grey fudge over cooked brownies and cut it into
squares!
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