I like to serve Snickers Brownies warm with milk or ice cream. The brownie is without doubt the favorite dessert of all time and this one is tops. Brownies are often elegantly covered with chocolate icing or flavored with mint or vanilla.
Small sized, brown colored and extremely rich in chocolate; these are what come to our mind when we speak of brownies.
Here is a brownie recipe that is worth a try when you have time.
Very tasty..very chewy…very very EASY! This is a perfect recipe when you want something different, delicious, and fast and easy!
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I consider this the worlds best brownie and certainly worth the effort to make!
- 8 oz good quality dark chocolate broken into pieces (check it's gluten free if required)
- 8 oz unsalted butter
- 2 tsp vanilla extract
- 1 cup golden caster sugar
- 1 cup ground almonds almond meal
- 3 eggs lightly whisked
- 7 oz marshmallows usually gluten free, but check if required
- 3 tbsp peanut butter
- 115 g/1 cup Icing/confectioner’s sugar sieved
- 1 9oz jar of salted caramel sauce (ready-made or you could make your own – recipe here
- 1 cup Peanuts I used salted, but you can use salted or unsalted
- 5.5 oz good quality dark chocolate broken into pieces (check it's gluten free if required) *Note: you can use milk chocolate if you’re not keen on dark chocolate.
- 5.5 fl oz double/heavy cream
- Preheat the oven to 325F and line a 24cmx24cm tin with baking parchment. I find it better to use two long pieces (24cmx50cm-60cm) of parchment and to cross them – so you don’t get large creases in the corner of your brownie.
- Melt the chocolate and butter in a pan on a low heat. Mix in the vanilla and sugar. Turn off the heat and leave to cool for 5 minutes.
- Add the ground almonds and then the whisked eggs to the chocolate pan and stir to combine.
- Pour the brownie mixture into the prepared baking tray and bake for 30 minutes. The top should be set and the inside should still be quite soft.
- Take out of the oven and leave to cool completely in the tin.
- Once the brownie has cooled you can make your nougat. Place the marshmallows, peanut butter and confectioner’s sugar in a pan and place on a medium heat.
- When the marshmallows start to melt, give everything a stir with a silicone spatula. Keep stirring slowly until the marshmallows have completely melted. It will look lumpy at first, but it will come together. You should be left with a relatively smooth, stretchy mixture.
- Working quickly (before it sets) pour out the nougat on top of the brownie in large blobs. Smooth over the top of the brownie using a palette knife.
- Leave to cool for 10-15 minutes.
- Whilst the nougat is cooling, make the ganache.
- Place the cream into a small pan and heat on medium until it's almost boiling (you'll see a couple of bubbles rise to the top when it's time to turn it off). Turn off the heat and add in the chocolate. Cover the pan and leave for 5 minutes. After 5 minutes, take off the lid and whisk the chocolate (using a balloon whisk – no need for an electric whisk) and cream. It should turn to a glossy sauce. Leave the sauce to thicken (about 10-15 minutes).
- Now pour your salted caramel over the top of the nougat and sprinkle with the peanuts. When the ganache has thickened, give it a final quick whisk and pour it over the peanuts in little blobs. Use your palette knife to spread it over, covering all the peanuts. You’ll need to be quite gentle to make sure you don’t mix the ganache into the peanut/caramel layer.
- Leave to set for 30 minutes at room temperature or in the fridge, and then cut the snickers brownies into squares using a sharp knife.
- It’s a good idea to wipe your knife with a tissue or cloth in between each cut to keep the layers looking clean.
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Tips and Tidbits About Snickers Brownies
For extra chocolatiness, use a dark chocolate cake mix.
It would be easy and tempting to over bake these, as after the recommended baking time they still are a little jiggly in the pan.
Resist the temptation to bake them longer and you’ll be glad you did–they set up perfectly as they cooled.
These can be a little on the greasy side.
If you think so reduce the butter to 1/2 c. rather than 3/4 c.
A creative and easy twist on a boxed cake mix.