Raspberry Brownies

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1 hr 0 min

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One of my core food memories from childhood is my mom’s brownies. My mom is a good cook, but she isn’t really into cooking. She just prefers when my dad or I cook. However, she still has a couple of iconic beloved dishes, and one of them is her brownies. Throughout my childhood, we always had a box (or two) of brownies on our kitchen counter ready to be served to any guest. At one point, my mom even took orders from my friends and made boxes of brownies especially for them to take home. Sometimes she would add walnuts, and other times she would keep it plain. This time, I decided to swap the walnuts with frozen raspberries. Besides thinking it would be beautiful to see the raspberries melting into the brownies, this turned out to be my ultimate add-in for my brownies from now on. The combination is heavenly. The richness of the chocolate in the brownies is balanced so well with the sour-sweet flavor of the raspberry, creating a round bite you won’t be able to stop eating. This is just a tiny addition to my mom’s excellent brownies. Can’t wait for her to try it out!

Ingredients

  • 200 gr dark chocolate
  • 150 gr butter
  • 150 gr raspberries, frozen
  • 135 gr brown sugar
  • 135 gr white sugar
  • 90 gr flour
  • 30 gr shredded coconut
  • 3 free range eggs
  • 2 gr baking powder

Ingredients

  • 200 gr dark chocolate
  • 150 gr butter
  • 150 gr raspberries, frozen
  • 135 gr brown sugar
  • 135 gr white sugar
  • 90 gr flour
  • 30 gr shredded coconut
  • 3 free range eggs
  • 2 gr baking powder

Ingredients

  • 200 gr dark chocolate
  • 150 gr butter
  • 150 gr raspberries, frozen
  • 135 gr brown sugar
  • 135 gr white sugar
  • 90 gr flour
  • 30 gr shredded coconut
  • 3 free range eggs
  • 2 gr baking powder
Equipment

9X9 pan

Lets Start Cooking!

step 1

Heat an oven to 356°F or 180°C.

step 2

Boil water in a pot to create a double boiler. In a smaller pan (that covers the top of the pot), add butter and chocolate. Place the pan over the pot. This cooking method is called Bain-Marie and it is used to heat materials gently (not over direct heat) or to melt ingredients for cooking. After the chocolate and butter have melted and dissolved, remove from the heat.

step 3

In a bowl, add the eggs and sugars, beat until fluffy and light in color (5-7 min).

step 4

Add the chocolate-butter mix to the egg-sugar mix while stirring well.

step 5

Once combined, add flour, baking powder, and shredded coconut. Fold them into the batter.

step 6

Add the frozen raspberries and fold them in the batter.

step 7

Brush a baking pan with enough butter (you can replace it with oil). Pour the batter into the pan. The batter should fill up to half the height of the pan.

step 8

Bake for 25-30 minutes or until it passes the toothpick test.

step 9

Remove from the oven, let the brownies to cool before slicing.

step 10

YASSS!

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