Ultimate Brownies are ultra thick, fudgy, chewy, and chocolaty with a crackled crust on top. It took over 6 batches to get this recipe JUST right!
Yield:
9 large brownies
Prep Time:15minutes
Cook:35minutes
Tessa's Recipe Rundown...
Taste: Ultra chocolaty. I think a lot of us enjoy the texture of box mix brownies, but they typically have an utter lack of wonderful chocolate flavor. This recipe uses a combination of semisweet chocolate chips and unsweetened chocolate to give you a knockout punch of chocolaty goodness. Texture: The best part. These brownies are thick, fudgy, and chewy. They are ultra moist without feeling heavy and underbaked. They have that perfect crinkly crust on top which I’m completely obsessed with. They are perfect to me! Ease: There are definitely easier brownie recipes out there, however the ULTIMATE brownie takes a bit of extra work. You can still get these in your mouth within an hour but you’ll be melting chocolate and whipping eggs and sugar in an electric mixer. It’s all worth it! Appearance: Ultra thick with a crackled crust on top! Pros: Brownie perfection. At least I think so. Cons: With the exception of a few dirty dishes, there aren’t many bad things about this recipe. Would I make this again? Uh, yeah. Duh.
If you couldn’t tell, I really love brownies from scratch. I love them because they satisfy my chocolate craving and are the perfect amalgamation of cake, cookie, and fudge.
There are a LOT of brownie recipes in the archives. They all meet different texture and taste cravings.
This recipe? It’s the definition of FUDGY. As dense, rich, and fudgy as a brownie could be without actually being candy.
It only took 6 batches to perfect. Yes, 6 batches. That’s how much I love brownies and love you guys!! I want to give you the ultimate version of my favorite goodies because I’m here to make your life more delicious.
How to Make the Ultimate FUDGY Brownies
Let me explain the madness behind this brownie recipe. You can skip this if you don’t care WHY these brownies are the way they are and you just want them in your mouth like, now.
What kind of chocolate is best in brownies?
With fudgy brownies, melted chocolate is key. If we add cocoa powder to this recipe they become more cakey or chewy instead of rich and dense.
In this recipe there are two types of chocolate: semisweet chocolate chips and unsweetened chocolate. They’re melted together with the butter to form the base of this recipe.
I find it gives the perfect balance of chocolate flavor without tasting too bitter or intense. Plus the chocolate chips play a secret role… they help to form that brownie crust on top!
Be sure to let the melted chocolate cool slightly before adding it to the batter, you don’t want to scramble your eggs with molten hot chocolate.
Butter for Brownies
The recipe takes 1 1/2 sticks of unsalted butter (6 ounces, 170 grams, or 12 tablespoons) and melts it down with the chocolate. This helps prevent the chocolate from seizing if melted by itself, and allows the ingredients to become homogenized.
To make these brownies ultra thick and tall, we’re basically baking a 9×13-inch pan worth of batter in an 8×8-inch pan. That’s why there seems to be so much butter.
The reason we melt butter in brownie recipes instead of beating room temperature butter with sugar is because that helps give a rich, chewy, fudgy texture. Beating butter incorporates air and gives a more light, airy, cakey texture which we don’t want in a brownie. Well, you might want that but I don’t!
I actually recently experimented with Butter vs. Oil in Brownies to see how the type of fat used affects the final result. Check out my Butter vs. Oil in Baking article for a full breakdown on each of these fats and how they affect tenderness, flavor, and texture in baked goods (and not just brownies). You might just understand why I opted to only use butter in these Fudgy Brownies!
Can I use salted butter instead?
Yes, just omit the salt called for in the recipe.
How much sugar in brownies?
1 1/2 cups of granulated sugar is called for in this recipe. Again, if this seems like a lot that’s because these are very tall brownies so there is a lot of batter. Also, we’re using a large amount of unsweetened chocolate so we need to sweeten the brownies up a little.
Important to note: the sugar doesn’t just provide sweetness, it also affects the texture. Sugar is essential to creating ultra moist and rich brownies. If you reduce the sugar, the brownies become more dry and cakey.
How to get brownies with that crackled crust on top?
In this recipe we whip the eggs with the sugar.
That’s right, we use an electric mixer to beat the sugar with the eggs for three whole minutes until the mixture is light and ribbon-thick. Why? This ensures the sugar is dissolved into the batter, enabling a soft yet fudgy texture and crackly crust. I learned this technique from this brownie recipe. More tips for achieving those perfectly crinkly crusts in my How to Make Brownies with Shiny, Thin Crust article. Lots of shocking side-by-side comparisons included, like this one below:
Note: the amount of time it takes for your mixer to beat the eggs and sugar will vary. You’re looking for the mixture to become lightened in color and really thick. This can take anywhere from 3 to 8 minutes depending on your machine.
Want fudgy brownies? Add an extra egg yolk!
As you may know, eggs not only act as a binding agent in baked goods but they also add structure, richness, and enhance texture. This recipe calls for three whole eggs plus one egg yolk. Why the yolk?
The fat in the yolk creates a rich, moist, fudgy, chewy texture that just melts in your mouth. I love adding an egg yolk to my cookie recipes too to get them really chewy. Try it!! Also be sure to use large eggs. I was so pleased when I discovered I was able to add an egg yolk and STILL get that tissue-thin crust on top. Beating the eggs and sugar is pretty magical.
Which flour to use for brownies?
All-purpose flour is the way to go here. Cake flour makes these brownies way too tender and light. To make chewy fudgy brownies, we only need to use a little bit of flour. Any more flour will create tougher or cakier brownies.
If you want to be super accurate and weigh your flour, which I highly recommend, 3/4 cup equals 94 grams or 3.3 ounces. Otherwise be sure to use the spoon and level method to measure your flour to avoid dry brownies.
IMPORTANT: How to tell when brownies are done baking?
Bake these brownies in a 350°F oven for 35 to 40 minutes. There will absolutely be moist crumbs attached to a tester by the end of the baking time. That’s what we want. The brownies will continue to set as they cool. This recipe must be served after they’ve cooled to room temperature completely. In fact, they solidify into even more fudgy brownie bits if you chill in the fridge before slicing and serving.
If you prefer less rich and gooey brownies, add 5 to 10 minutes to the baking time.
Use a METAL PAN for this recipe!!
Glass and ceramic pans will not work for this recipe. They take longer to heat up and will prevent the center of the brownies from cooking before the outside edges are too hard. You’ll be left with gooey gummy brownies instead of perfectly fudgy brownies. This is my favorite pan to use for brownies.
Science has shown our visual perception of food actually influences how tasty we perceive food to be. If you want to get perfectly clean, neat, and even brownie slices, check out my How to Cut Brownies Cleanly in 5 Steps article. Don’t worry – even if you don’t follow all these tips, your brownies will taste just as delicious.
How to store brownies:
The brownies definitely taste best the day they are baked, but can be stored in an airtight container for up to 2 days at room temperature or up to 4 days in the fridge. They are even more fudgy when they’re chilled.
Substitutions
This brownie recipe is written exactly the way it is for very specific reasons, as noted in the explanations above. If you try to reduce the sugar, use a sugar substitute, use a butter substitute, or make this recipe vegan the results will NOT be the same. Feel free to add in nuts, chocolate chips, toffee bits, or anything else to the batter.
Ultimate Brownies are ultra thick, fudgy, chewy, and chocolaty with a crackled crust on top. It took over 6 batches to get this recipe JUST right!
Ingredients
1cup(170 grams) semisweet chocolate chips
4ounces(113 grams) high quality unsweetened chocolate,chopped
1 1/2sticks (170 grams) unsalted butter,cut into pieces
3large eggs plus 1 egg yolk
1 1/2cups(300 grams) granulated sugar
1teaspoonvanilla extract
3/4cup(94 grams) all-purpose flour
1/4teaspoonfine sea salt
Directions
Preheat the oven to 350°F. Line an 8x8-inch metal baking pan with foil or parchment and spray with nonstick cooking spray. Do NOT use glass or ceramic baking pans for this recipe, they will not allow the brownies to cook through the center.
In a large microwave-safe bowl, combine the chocolate chips, unsweetened chocolate, and butter. Microwave for 1 minute, then stir. Continue heating in 30-second bursts, stirring between each burst, until the mixture is melted and smooth but not scorched. Remove from the microwave and let cool slightly.
In a large bowl, use an electric mixer to beat the eggs, egg yolk, and sugar on medium-high speed until light and thick and ribbony, about 3 to 5 minutes or more depending on your mixer. Beat in the vanilla extract.
Using a rubber spatula, gently stir in the cooled chocolate butter mixture. Gently fold in the flour and salt until combined.
Pour the batter into the prepared baking pan. Bake until a tester comes out with moist crumbs still attached, about 35 to 40 minutes. Do not overbake the brownies as they will continue to bake once they’re out of the oven.
Let cool completely to room temperature before slicing. Serve at room temperature or chilled for an even fudgier texture.
Recipe Video
Recipe Notes
To double this recipe, use a 9x13 pan and bake for the same amount of time.
Course :
Dessert
Cuisine :
American
Keyword :
fudgy brownies
May 2021 Baking Challenge
This recipe was the May 2021 pick for our monthly baking challenge! Every month you can join the challenge by baking the recipe and snapping a photo for a chance to win prizes! Click here for full challenge details. Check out everyone’s brownies:
This recipe was originally published in 2014 and updated in 2021 with more tips and new photos. Photos by Ashley McLaughlin.
I share trusted baking recipes your friends will LOVE alongside insights into the science of sweets. I'm a professionally trained chef, cookbook author, and cookie queen. I love to write about all things sweet, carb-y, and homemade. I live in Phoenix, Arizona (hence the blog name!)
About Tessa...
I share trusted baking recipes your friends will LOVE alongside insights into the science of sweets. I'm a professionally trained chef, cookbook author, and cookie queen. I love to write about all things sweet, carb-y, and homemade. I live in Phoenix, Arizona (hence the blog name!)
Yum! For some reason, the first time I made this, they turned out really dry. However, this time they were excellent! I’ve been weighing my ingredients lately with excellent results. These did NOT let me down!! They were so delicious! I loved the fudgy texture.
Wow! This was so freakin amazing, and really easy too! I baked mine for 40 minutes and was worried when the top totally sank/caved, but I think that’s normal? It was so delicious, my fiancé went back for seconds and thirds (I cut them into 16 squares).
This brownie recipe was very easy to make. I’m still working on mastering that crinkly brownie top, so I’ll definitely be making these again! They were delicious and gone within days!
Although we preferred the chewy brownie in the May baking challenge, I can’t sit here and pretend this probably wasn’t the second best brownie I’ve ever had
Such great chocolate flavor!! Very fudgy and rich. These were great with ice cream. I brought them to a family gathering and one person took a bite of them and promptly made her dad try them while he was still eating his dinner because she said they were so good!
I made both the fudgy and chewy brownies and we had a tough time deciding which one we liked best. These are defintely less cakey but the flavor is wonderful!
Super delicious brownies! Recipe was easy to follow, and quality of chocolate definitely makes a difference. I love the rich chocolate flavor. Feels like a fancy brownie, but it’s so easy to make!
Even though I love the chewy brownies more, these are still delicious. I made the mistake of using dark chocolate chips instead of milk chocolate, but still yummy. I will definitely make these again, but make sure to use milk chocolate chips.
Decadent! I thought they were done at 35 minutes, but should have left them in for 40 minutes. Although, they were sort of a lava brownie, which is truly not a bad thing! Really delicious!
I just saw your comment and question about my oven thermometer, Tessa, and I noticed that only two stars were marked. Ugh! I had every intention of rating these brownies with 5 stars! Even though my toothpick test seemed like they were done at 35 minutes, I really knew they should have continued to bake for 40 minutes. They didn’t completely implode like lava, they were just not firm. However, they were absolutely delicious and probably beat out the chewy brownies – not sure . . . it was a close competition. I strongly recommend this recipe to chocolate connoisseurs!
Phew! I’m so glad that was an error haha! I’m sure if you baked them a bit longer, they would have been perfect 🙂 So happy they still tasted delicious!
The fudgy brownies actually turned out to be the favorite of the several people I asked to try both.
Thanks, again, for an impressive recipe that can easily survive a little operator error in baking time!
These are the best brownies ever! And so easy to make! The center is so fudgey! I thought melting the chocolate and making them homemade would be a lot but it truly is as easy as mixing a box!
The Ultimate fudgy brownie was really sweet, stickier and more fragile than the chewy brownie recipe that I made for this challenge. My family loved both recipes but personally the chewy brownie is my favourite. The crackly crust in this brownie was too crumbly that it was hard to hold in your hand and eat without leaving crumbs everywhere. The chewy brownie is going to be my go to recipe. My family will be happy to whichever I make.
These are definitely more fudgy and richer than the chewy brownies! I’m sorry your crust was super crumbly! I wonder if maybe your brownies were slightly overbaked? So glad you joined this month’s challenge and tried both recipes!
These brownies are very moist! I used half cup semi-sweet and 1/2 milk chocolate morsels so the brownies weren’t as rich. They turned out delicious and I’d definitely make them again perhaps even trying different morsels.
These are my go-to melted chocolate style brownie! I love how thick and fudgy they are and they have such a rich chocolatey taste. I’ve tried lining the pan with both (ungreased) parchment and (greased) foil and I find the parchment much easier to deal with after they’re baked. This recipe is a keeper for sure!
So happy these are your go-to! Parchment or aluminum foil is completely fine, I’d spray the parchment next time for even more ease, but I’m glad you’re using what works best for you! 🙂
You don’t know how much you need to have your favorite vanilla ice cream in the freezer until you bake these brownies. Oh my. Dare to cut these while they are still warm and gushy with a perfect scoop of ice cream on top! :-).
If you’re looking for a perfect brownie to cut and bring to a party these are not them…try the Chewy Brownie recipe. Those are really good too!
Excellent recipe. I finally got the elusive crinkly top. This was the best batch of brownies I have ever eaten. And this is going to be my go-to recipe from here on.
My goodness, I had no idea these were going to be our favorite. They are so good! The crust is perfectly crunchy, but the inside is delicate. And the flavor? Oh so chocolate-y! Thank you!
I decided to use half milk chocolate and half semi-sweet morsels in this recipe. The result was a brownie that is perfect for the chocolate lover, but not too rich. I’ll definitely make these again perhaps trying other morsels too.
I am not a fan of brownies so I almost did not enter this months challenge. I am glad I changed my mind. Maybe mine did not turn out very pretty, but the taste made up for that! We will top them with ice cream and make brownie sundaes tonight.
These are literally the best brownies I’ve ever had! So chocolatey and fudgy!! The brownie batter looked and tasted like chocolate frosting!! This will definitely be my go to homemade fudgy brownie recipe!!
Joined the May baking challenge and made both brownies. I could never for the life of me decide which one is better so i keep tasting and tasting until there’s nothing left. So good!
These were awesome! Tessa has a lot of brownie recipes and I think these are my new favorite. I over mixed them, so they collapsed after baking, but they were still delicious.
It’s really hard to find the perfect FUDGY brownie recipe for my very-humid country… And this one is still a no for me….. :'( After succeeded with Tessa’s chewy brownie recipe, I’d like to give this a try.
It turns out that the outside of the brownie looks good, but the inside is still raw; like eating melted chocolate. I measured all the ingredient with kitchen scale, use the oven thermometer, even added the baking time to 1 hour total, the inside is still very raw. I guess it has to do with the very humid condition of my country, so I’m thinking of adding a few tbsp of flour/cocoa powder in my next try; to dry out those runny chocolate in the middle.
An ode to my pants:
I’ll never fit into you again, because of these. AND REGRET NOTHING.
Holy momma. BEST EVER. I’m usually on team chewy when it comes to brownies, but I might be a covert.
So, I haven’t really found a recipe I don’t like from Handle the Heat, including multiple different brownie recipes. That said, I think this Brownie recipe is THE best mix of textures ever in a brownie. The crinkle top is fantastic, and the fudginess of the brownies themselves is just amazing. Very well done!!
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Very rich. A little more challenging to make. The are much lighter in texture than most brownies.
Yum! For some reason, the first time I made this, they turned out really dry. However, this time they were excellent! I’ve been weighing my ingredients lately with excellent results. These did NOT let me down!! They were so delicious! I loved the fudgy texture.
Hooray!! A digital scale in the kitchen is a game changer for sure!
The best brownies I ever had!
Oh my goodness. These are fudgy deliciousness.
Wow! This was so freakin amazing, and really easy too! I baked mine for 40 minutes and was worried when the top totally sank/caved, but I think that’s normal? It was so delicious, my fiancé went back for seconds and thirds (I cut them into 16 squares).
Sunken brownies are usually due to overmixing; however, I’m so happy to hear that they were still a huge hit!! Woohoo!!
Amazing brownie recipe! Best ever
This brownie recipe was very easy to make. I’m still working on mastering that crinkly brownie top, so I’ll definitely be making these again! They were delicious and gone within days!
I make these when I want something super indulgent. Such a rich flavour and texture without being complicated to make.
YUM! I’ve said enough.
I have never made something of hers that wasn’t delicious!
Thank you so much, Courtney! You just made my day 🙂
Although we preferred the chewy brownie in the May baking challenge, I can’t sit here and pretend this probably wasn’t the second best brownie I’ve ever had
hahahahaha!!! YAY!!
Such great chocolate flavor!! Very fudgy and rich. These were great with ice cream. I brought them to a family gathering and one person took a bite of them and promptly made her dad try them while he was still eating his dinner because she said they were so good!
omg how awesome!! Happy they were a hit!
I made both the fudgy and chewy brownies and we had a tough time deciding which one we liked best. These are defintely less cakey but the flavor is wonderful!
Super delicious brownies! Recipe was easy to follow, and quality of chocolate definitely makes a difference. I love the rich chocolate flavor. Feels like a fancy brownie, but it’s so easy to make!
Happy to hear this! 🙂
These are the best Fudgy brownie recipes I’ve ever come across. So chocolaty and so delicious!!
Decadent and easy to make. My go to brownie recipe. #teamfudgy
Love this recipe! It’s a keeper!
These were a hit with my family! I would totally make it again!
Great recipe!!
This brownie is basically yummy fudge encased in a thin crispy shell!!!
Even though I love the chewy brownies more, these are still delicious. I made the mistake of using dark chocolate chips instead of milk chocolate, but still yummy. I will definitely make these again, but make sure to use milk chocolate chips.
I’m not usually a fan of fudgy brownies, but these are incredible!
Wonderful! I’m so happy you enjoyed them 🙂
Delicious!! Thanks for a great recipe! I like all the tips you give!
Happy to help! I’m so glad you love this recipe 🙂
Decadent! I thought they were done at 35 minutes, but should have left them in for 40 minutes. Although, they were sort of a lava brownie, which is truly not a bad thing! Really delicious!
Oh no, they definitely shouldn’t be like lava! What type of pan did you use, Becky? Also, do you have an oven thermometer?
I just saw your comment and question about my oven thermometer, Tessa, and I noticed that only two stars were marked. Ugh! I had every intention of rating these brownies with 5 stars! Even though my toothpick test seemed like they were done at 35 minutes, I really knew they should have continued to bake for 40 minutes. They didn’t completely implode like lava, they were just not firm. However, they were absolutely delicious and probably beat out the chewy brownies – not sure . . . it was a close competition. I strongly recommend this recipe to chocolate connoisseurs!
Phew! I’m so glad that was an error haha! I’m sure if you baked them a bit longer, they would have been perfect 🙂 So happy they still tasted delicious!
The fudgy brownies actually turned out to be the favorite of the several people I asked to try both.
Thanks, again, for an impressive recipe that can easily survive a little operator error in baking time!
These were amazing!
These are the best brownies ever! And so easy to make! The center is so fudgey! I thought melting the chocolate and making them homemade would be a lot but it truly is as easy as mixing a box!
Wonderful to hear!
Big hit at the workplace. Thank you Tessa
Wonderful, thanks for letting me know!
The Ultimate fudgy brownie was really sweet, stickier and more fragile than the chewy brownie recipe that I made for this challenge. My family loved both recipes but personally the chewy brownie is my favourite. The crackly crust in this brownie was too crumbly that it was hard to hold in your hand and eat without leaving crumbs everywhere. The chewy brownie is going to be my go to recipe. My family will be happy to whichever I make.
These are definitely more fudgy and richer than the chewy brownies! I’m sorry your crust was super crumbly! I wonder if maybe your brownies were slightly overbaked? So glad you joined this month’s challenge and tried both recipes!
Delicious! Will make again and again!
Woohoo!!
This is my favorite fudge brownie recipe! Super easy to follow and it was gone in minutes. Love all your recipes!
Happy to hear they were a hit! Thanks so much, Pamella! 🙂
It turned out great!
These brownies are very moist! I used half cup semi-sweet and 1/2 milk chocolate morsels so the brownies weren’t as rich. They turned out delicious and I’d definitely make them again perhaps even trying different morsels.
It was like entering chocolate heaven. Intense decadent ., Oozy gooey brownies. Definitely worth the effort!
These are my go-to melted chocolate style brownie! I love how thick and fudgy they are and they have such a rich chocolatey taste. I’ve tried lining the pan with both (ungreased) parchment and (greased) foil and I find the parchment much easier to deal with after they’re baked. This recipe is a keeper for sure!
So happy these are your go-to! Parchment or aluminum foil is completely fine, I’d spray the parchment next time for even more ease, but I’m glad you’re using what works best for you! 🙂
You don’t know how much you need to have your favorite vanilla ice cream in the freezer until you bake these brownies. Oh my. Dare to cut these while they are still warm and gushy with a perfect scoop of ice cream on top! :-).
If you’re looking for a perfect brownie to cut and bring to a party these are not them…try the Chewy Brownie recipe. Those are really good too!
I love the fudgy brownies! My favorite recipe!
Excellent recipe. I finally got the elusive crinkly top. This was the best batch of brownies I have ever eaten. And this is going to be my go-to recipe from here on.
My goodness, I had no idea these were going to be our favorite. They are so good! The crust is perfectly crunchy, but the inside is delicate. And the flavor? Oh so chocolate-y! Thank you!
These brownies were delicious and easy to make. Sooo chocolatey but so delicious.
Great, easy brownie recipe. I preferred the chewy over the fudgy but my husband loved these!
I decided to use half milk chocolate and half semi-sweet morsels in this recipe. The result was a brownie that is perfect for the chocolate lover, but not too rich. I’ll definitely make these again perhaps trying other morsels too.
So yummy!!! Good crackly top and really thick.
amazing recipe, super fudgy, loved it
This is soo fudgy, I love the crinkle top crust and inside is a gooey chocolaty cake, so delicious
So easy and delicious! It was perfectly fudgy and made a great companion to some vanilla bean ice cream. 🙂
These were very good and chocolaty. The texture is very soft and fudgy. I enjoyed the Chewy Brownies more, but these were good.
Awesome Fudgy texture! Rich chocolate flavor!
The crust is soooo crackly. We are in day one of taste testing the fudgy vs the chewy… so far the kids are giving out to ultimate fudgy!
Hooray!!
I am not a fan of brownies so I almost did not enter this months challenge. I am glad I changed my mind. Maybe mine did not turn out very pretty, but the taste made up for that! We will top them with ice cream and make brownie sundaes tonight.
These are literally the best brownies I’ve ever had! So chocolatey and fudgy!! The brownie batter looked and tasted like chocolate frosting!! This will definitely be my go to homemade fudgy brownie recipe!!
Thrilled to hear this!
Joined the May baking challenge and made both brownies. I could never for the life of me decide which one is better so i keep tasting and tasting until there’s nothing left. So good!
haha!! It’s a tough decision! 🙂
Tad bit more prep but quick to mix up. Chock-full of chocolate flavor.
These were awesome! Tessa has a lot of brownie recipes and I think these are my new favorite. I over mixed them, so they collapsed after baking, but they were still delicious.
It’s really hard to find the perfect FUDGY brownie recipe for my very-humid country… And this one is still a no for me….. :'( After succeeded with Tessa’s chewy brownie recipe, I’d like to give this a try.
It turns out that the outside of the brownie looks good, but the inside is still raw; like eating melted chocolate. I measured all the ingredient with kitchen scale, use the oven thermometer, even added the baking time to 1 hour total, the inside is still very raw. I guess it has to do with the very humid condition of my country, so I’m thinking of adding a few tbsp of flour/cocoa powder in my next try; to dry out those runny chocolate in the middle.
I love the unique process of making these brownies. 100% best texture when cooled in the fridge. Very rich and satisfying. Fun to make 🙂
Wonderful to hear!!
So rich and fudgy. Absolutely delicious and EASY to make.
I made the fudgey brownies and they sure do live up to their name! Delicious
My boys loved these! They will definitely be a staple in our house.
An ode to my pants:
I’ll never fit into you again, because of these. AND REGRET NOTHING.
Holy momma. BEST EVER. I’m usually on team chewy when it comes to brownies, but I might be a covert.
So, I haven’t really found a recipe I don’t like from Handle the Heat, including multiple different brownie recipes. That said, I think this Brownie recipe is THE best mix of textures ever in a brownie. The crinkle top is fantastic, and the fudginess of the brownies themselves is just amazing. Very well done!!