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Nutrition: per brownie (16)

  • kcal342
  • fat18g
  • saturates11g
  • carbs38g
  • sugars30g
  • fibre2g
  • protein5g
  • salt0.8g
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Method

  • step 1

    Heat oven to 180C/160C fan/gas 4.

  • step 2

    Grease then line a 23cm square traybake tin with baking parchment.

  • step 3

    Melt 200g unsalted butter in a medium pan, break in 100g chocolate (70% cocoa solids) and 100g chocolate (50% cocoa solids), then remove the pan from the heat and wait for the cubes to melt.

  • step 4

    In a small bowl, mix 175g caramel from a 397g can with 1 tsp Maldon Sea Salt Flakes – it will loosen up.

  • step 5

    Put the rest of the caramel in a large bowl with 200g golden caster sugar and 4 medium eggs, and beat with an electric hand mixer or balloon whisk until even. Whisk in the chocolate and butter.

  • step 6

    In another bowl, combine 130g plain flour, 50g cocoa powder and a good pinch of table salt, then sift this on top of the chocolate mix. Beat briefly until smooth.

  • step 7

    Pour half the brownie batter into the tin and level it with a spatula.

  • step 8

    Using a teaspoon, spoon half of the salted caramel on top of the batter layer in 5 thick, evenly spaced stripes.

  • step 9

    Spoon the rest of the brownie batter on top and smooth it out, trying not to disturb the caramel beneath. Top with the rest of the caramel in the same stripy fashion. Drag a skewer or tip of a knife through the caramel to make a feathered pattern on the top.

  • step 10

    Scatter with a little more sea salt, then bake for 25-30 mins or until risen all the way to the middle with a firm crust on top. When ready, the brownie will jiggle just a little when you shake the tin.

  • step 11

    Let it cool completely in the tin, then cut into squares.

RECIPE TIPS
Cocoa percentages

For best results, it's important to use chocolate with the right mix of 70% and 50% cocoa solids. This will help to give the brownies their rich, fudgy texture.

Recipe from Good Food magazine, March 2015

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A star rating of 4.7 out of 5.297 ratings

josketchley201372202

This is a brilliant recipe for the kids (tweens) I defo recommend this. It tastes awsome aswell. Be brave and try them out. Wooo woooo they make me burst with too much energy. They are also great for a treat.

Leonie00

question

Has the method for melting the chocolate and butter changed? I’m sure it used to be in a bowl over simmering water? Now says to melt in a pan ? They still taste great but not as great as before.

daniel.andrews21475

shush ypu idiot

7j6s452ng958880

I’d like to see what the wobble should look like when done.Mine wobbled but didn’t set so put it back in the oven(googled)-I swapped out 30g of flour for almond flour,so maybe…?Eventually it cooked to a brownie consistency,although the caramel layer disappeared and is kinda crunchy on top-but that’s…

daniel.andrews21475

ill make your cheeks wobble

melissapaparella393169224

Made this twice. Both times brownie was dry and caramel dissipates.

michellefourie1355468

question

Can I subsitute the butter with oil?

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