Milka Brownie 180g

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Allow brownies to cool to room temperaturebefore frosting and slicing. Warm brownies will melt buttercream frosting.

These super easy brownies are practically impossible to mess up. Follow these helpful tips to get them just right every time. Because I am a chocolate fiend, I always sprinkle a handful of chocolate chips over the batter to give it texture and yes, to make it look “kewt”. For this recipe, I found that mini chocolate chips didn’t sink as much as regular-sized chocolate chips (Here’s some fun food science: the chips don’t sink in my original recipe that uses dark chocolate. Why? The extra cacao in the dark chocolate helps keep them afloat!). I also experimented with using milk chocolate chips versus dark chocolate (er, semisweet and bittersweet) chocolate chips and found I liked the contrasting flavors of the latter better. But you do you. I used Ghirrardelli’s Semi-Sweet Chocolate Mini Baking Chips. How to Make Milk Chocolate Brownies From Scratch

How to Make Milk Chocolate Brownies – Step-by-Step Photos & Recipe Tips

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My brownies cooled in their pan for about an hour and then went into the fridge for 2 hours before being iced with Katie’s chocolate cream cheese frosting. The frosting was easy to spread and the iced brownies cut beautifully. Even for 4 dessert-loving, adult-sized eaters, I could have gotten away with not doubling the recipe, because these babies are RICH. However, a big pan of leftover brownies is not the worst thing in the world!I made this twice. The first time, I exactly followed the recipe, and the brownies were good but tasted too light for me. The second time, I added 3 tablespoons of cocoa and a teaspoon of instant coffee powder while melting the chocolate and butter, and left out the milk chocolate pieces. (I also added a little extra salt by mistake.) I liked the second version better, and will make the recipe again with those modifications. It's an especially good way to make brownies if you have only milk chocolate available.

Frosted brownies are a rich, dense, and sweet dessert treat. Chocolate brownies are filled with chocolate chips and topped with silky chocolate buttercream frosting - a trifecta of chocolate perfection!Line your baking pan with parchment paper- this makes for easy cleanup. Plus, your brownies will lift effortlessly out of the pan after baking. Then stir in the cocoa, flour and salt. We’re using very little cocoa in this recipe – remember, they’re milk chocolate brownies. You’ll also notice that we aren’t using any baking powder or baking soda. Both these ingredients are used to help baked goods rise and because we want these brownies to be dense and almost gooey, we’re leaving them out.