Brownie
By VicentaLakin
Brownie is a 19th-century American dessert with a strong sense of mouth between cake and cookies. Brownie's charm is that he's added a lot of black chocolate, and he's dazzling. In the United States, Brownie is a regular guest at a regular family table and is very popular. There are three versions of Brownie's birth. One version is a cook who accidentally flips melted chocolate over a bunch of cookies and turns it into the present-day “Branni”. The other version was a cook who wanted to bake a cake, but found that the flour was not enough, and made a dessert rescue with the raw material on his hand. The other version was that a housewife in Bango, Maine, who was supposed to bake a chocolate cake, forgot to powder it, and the baked cake was naturally not lax, and she did not throw it away, but cut it into pieces for her family. Although we have not been able to test the truth of the story, we can tell from it that Brownie was a failed or imperfect work, but it was unexpectedly delicious. This has to envious the wonders of the world, and sometimes the “good hands” are more important than the “mixed ones”. This is true of literary creation, as is the production of good food. Brownie has grown to this day, with many formulations. The traditional brownie is used with high-strength flour, while the brownie that you're introducing today is used with low-strength flour and is also covered with powdered bubbles, as well as the replacement of white sugar with red sugar in the tan material. So it's softer and softer. Fresh out of the oven cake, with a bit of a hard side on the surface, unique. If you like it, you can just eat it
Recipe Recommendations
- low-gluten flour 100g
- dark chocolate 100g
- butter 100g
- cocoa powder 20g
- eggs of 4
- pure milk 25g
- brown sugar 95g
- powdered sugar 30g
- baking powder 3g
- rum a little
- almond slices a little
- blueberry appropriate amount
- sweetening
- baking
- an hour
- ordinary
Steps for Brownie

1
Low-strength flour, cocoa powder, powdered powder sifting, standby。
2
chocolate (100g), red sugar and butter (100g) are placed together, insulated and melted。
3
It cools down a bit and adds eggs in parts, and after each addition, it mixs evenly with the next egg。
4
Add the powder of step 1, so that it is even to the point where it is non-particle-free, and then you pour it into the apricot。
5
Wrap the base of the 8-inch mousse circle with tin paper and put it on the grill. Put the paste in the mold, drop the grill twice, blow the bubble. On the surface, the almond chip。
6
Put it in a pre-heated oven, a 165-degree fire and a 35-minute bake. Rewind it when it's out of the oven, wait for it to disembowel, and cut it horizontally in two spare pieces。
7
the butter (75g) room is softened with sugar powder to light white。
8
Join the rum, mix it evenly。
9
Add milk, mix evenly。
10
finally, the melted chocolate (40g) was added and the mix was evened into chocolate cream。
11
Take a piece of cake, put chocolate cream on the surface and cover another piece of cake。
12
Fill the remaining chocolate cream in a one-off bouquet, squeeze it out on the cake and put it on the blueberry decoration. Last slice to eat。