POSTED ON: 16/03/2020
"This is a recipe I’ve had for years, it’s one of my favourites. One of those that when you realise just what’s in it in what quantities you feel a bit indulgent eating some. It’s more-ish too, so it won’t simply be some. It will be lots. Which is fine – we all go to the gym/need treating every now and then, right? Why not eat it with ice cream whilst you’re at it? Shame not to!"
You will need a large bowl and a wooden spoon.
For twelve portions:
300G unsalted butter
660G caster sugar
5 medium free range eggs
150g white chocolate (finely chopped or chips/chunks)
140g dark cocoa powder
40g plain flour
1. Pre-heated the oven on 160°C
2. Melt the butter, either in a microwave or a pan.
3. Mix the butter and sugar to form a smooth paste.
4. Mix in the eggs one-by-one.
5. Add the white chocolate.
6. Sift in the cocoa powder and flower
7. Line a medium-sized baking tray with greaseproof paper and pour in the brownie mixture.
8. Cook for 20mins; remove from the oven when the brownie has a firm top or ‘crust’ and a slight wobble.
9. Allow to cool completely on a rack.
Enjoy!
Chris McQuitty
Head Chef at Salthouse Harbour Hotel
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