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Method
- 01
Read, weigh and prepare
5 minHands-onRead the full method, check the stated equipment and prepare every listed ingredient. Keep dough, filling, wash, topping and handling groups separate. Weigh edible parts as described in the ingredient list.
- 02
Start heating the oven
1 minHands-onHeat the oven to 160°C fan.
- 03
Allow the oven to heat
14 minHands-off · check as directedAllow about 15 minutes of heating in total and check that the oven has reached 160°C fan.
- 04
Prepare brownie tin
3 minHands-onLine the square tin with paper extending above opposite sides.
- 05
Melt gently
5 minHands-onMelt the listed chocolate and butter gently, stirring until smooth.
- 06
Cool melted mixture
10 minHands-off · check as directedCool until no warmer than lukewarm before combining.
- 07
Whisk eggs and sugar
3 minHands-onWhisk sugar, eggs and vanilla for 2–3 minutes until slightly thick and foamy.
- 08
Fold brownie batter
5 minHands-onStir in lukewarm melted chocolate. Sift flour, cocoa and salt over the batter and fold just until no dry patches remain. Spread level in the tin.
- 09
Load the prepared bake
2 minHands-onCheck the oven has reached the stated setting and carefully put in the prepared tray or tin.
- 10
Bake brownies
25 minHands-off · check as directedBake at 180°C conventional / 160°C fan for 22–28 minutes. Edges should be set, the top thin and shiny, and a centre skewer should have moist crumbs rather than liquid batter. A fully clean skewer often means drier brownies.
- 11
Take out of the oven
1 minHands-onTake the bake out of the oven and set it on a heatproof surface.
- 12
Cool
120 minHands-off · check as directedCool fully in the tin for at least 2 hours. Add an optional 30-minute chill for especially neat slices.
- 13
Cut
4 minHands-onLift out and cut with a clean knife.
Equipment check
2 items required
- 20 cm square tin
- heatproof bowl
Check the listed equipment and capacity before you start.
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