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Fudgy Dark Chocolate Chip Brownies

by Stacey 8 Comments

Fudgy Dark Chocolate Chip Brownies

Fudgy Dark Chocolate Chip Brownies. What’s better than a brownie? A super deep chocolatey fudge brownie studded with dark chocolate chips.

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Brownies are always a favorite of mine, my husbands, my daughters, brothers, best friends…you get the picture. Can you you blame us? For me the best brownie experience is one with a fudge center, chewy edges with a slight crisp on initial bite. I like it thick enough that I need a piping hot sip of coffee or cold drink of milk to wash it down. Because if I wanted a cake like texture I would bake a chocolate cake right? But we want brownies, Fudgy Dark Chocolate Chip Brownies.

Fudgy Dark Chocolate Chip Brownies

I’ve said it before and it always proves true, you can almost always tell how good a baked good is going to be just by how the batter comes together. This Fudgy Dark Chocolate Chip Brownie is no exception. The batter is dark and super thick, the dark chocolate chips are almost camouflaged within. It needs to be spread into the pan with a large off-set spatula and smells of sweet sugar, butter, chocolate, vanilla and a hint of Scotch. Yes, Scotch, you heard me right. I find Scotch (Whiskey, Brandy) enhances the flavor of chocolate. You don’t necessarily taste it and its not enough for a buzz but you notice that “something” wonderful flavor that you can’t explain, that enhancement in the chocolate flavor, that would be the Scotch.

As I pulled the hot pan out of the oven it looks almost like it had when I put it in the oven accept, well, baked. All the swoops and swirls that I made when using the off-set spatula to spread the batter were still there, the batter baked but didn’t move. The surface has a smooth sheen to it that crackles as you cut into them.

Fudgy Dark Chocolate Chip Brownies

I wish I could tell you the first brownie was mine but my hubby started to circle the kitchen like a hawk as they were coming to the end of the cooling period. I pretended to ignore it and he pretended not to be doing it, lol. Finally he couldn’t take it anymore. “Can I have a brownie..?”, I heard from over my shoulder. It was a quiet question as if he already knew the answer would be no. A lot of times I make him wait until I photograph everything before he can dig in. But this time I gave in and 1/3 of the pan was gone in a blink of an eye! I knew then they had to be great!

The top of the brownie is slightly crunchy, the edges have a light chew and the centers are deep, rich and fudgy. The dark chocolate chips snap with each bite and the hints of butter and vanilla melt into the deep chocolate flavors.

Fudgy Dark Chocolate Chip Brownies

Grab yourself a hot coffee or cold milk and a pan of these brownies! You won’t want to share.

Enjoy!

Stacey

Fudgy Dark Chocolate Chip Brownies

Fudgy Dark Chocolate Chip Brownies

The Sugar Coated Cottage
Fudgy Dark Chocolate Chip Brownies. What's better than a brownie? A super deep chocolatey fudge brownie studded with dark chocolate chips.
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Prep Time 15 mins
Cook Time 25 mins
Total Time 40 mins
Course Dessert
Servings 1 8x8 pan

Ingredients
  

  • 1 1/3 cups granulated sugar
  • 1/3 light brown sugar
  • 3/4 cup melted butter
  • 2 Tbsp Scotch you can use milk if you don't want to use alcohol
  • 2 large eggs
  • 3 tsp vanilla paste or extract
  • 1 1/3 cup all purpose flour
  • 3/4 cup + 2 Tbsp cocoa powder
  • 1/2 tsp baking powder
  • pinch of salt
  • 1 cup dark chocolate chips

Instructions
 

  • Pre-heat oven to 350 degrees F
  • Line 8x8 pan with parchment paper
  • In large bowl combine and stir the flour, cocoa powder, salt and baking powder.
  • In mixing bowl add sugars, butter, vanilla paste, Scotch and mix.
  • Add the eggs and mix well to combine.
  • Slowly add in the flour mixture.
  • Mix until well combined.
  • By hand fold in the dark chocolate chips.
  • Pour batter into pan and spread with off-set spatula or regular spatula.
  • Bake for 25 minutes or until toothpick inserted comes out a little sticky.
  • Cool and then cut into squares the size you need.
  • Store in an airtight container in cool place.
Tried this recipe?Let us know how it was!

 

Filed Under: Brownies and Bars, Desserts, Uncategorized Tagged With: baked good, bar cookie, brownie, dark chocolate, dense, fudge, one pan

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Comments

  1. Christin@SpicySouthernKitchen says

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    Brownies are my absolute favorite. As in totally lose control around them. 🙂
    Love how fudgy these look!

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    • Stacey says

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      Hi Christin, I to lose control around them, I have a bad habit of keeping a fork in the pan, next thing I know they’re gone. 🙂 Take care.

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  2. annie@ciaochowbambina.com says

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    5 stars
    I am kind of speechless! This is brownie perfection if ever there was! I love the addition of chocolate chips and the little splash of Scotch is genius! Can’t wait to try them! Love! Love! Love!

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    • Stacey says

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      Thanks Annie! These are quite rich and grand and delicious :-). Take care.

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  3. Cheyanne @ No Spoon Necessary says

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    5 stars
    I can not blame you guys for your love of brownies, especially these brownies! They look crazy delicious and superbly fudge-y! My husband will go crazy over these! (<– only reason I won't be is because I'm allergic to cocoa… sad.) I bet these chocolaty beauties are dangerously delicious! Cheers, friend!

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    • Stacey says

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      Thanks Cheyanne, they are amazing and I daily wish I had another pan on hand, lol. Food allergies are a bummer but thanks for checking these out anyways :-). Take care.

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  4. Jacklyn says

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    Hi! These look delicious, just wondering if I can substitute the butter for oil? Does any specific oil work best? Thanks,

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    • Stacey says

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      Hi Jacklyn, thank you! I cannot personally attest to the final outcome of substituting oil for butter as I have not personally tried this. If you give it a try I would use canola oil (its flavorless) and the rule of thumb for substituting oil for butter is NOT 1:1, its 1 cup to 3/4 cup. Example: if a recipe calls for 1 cup butter you would use 3/4 cups oil. In the case of this recipe 3/4 cup butter would be .5625 cups of oil (around 9 Tbsp). Happy baking! 🙂

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