I don’t often blog about Brownies – They feel like a bit of cheat as they are so easy. Brownies are definitely my go to bake if I need something sweet in a rush. And Oh My! these are delicious!
I’ve given approximate guidelines for the Dulce de Leche and Marshmallows but go for your life, sprinkle liberally. Who is to know?
My tips for perfecting brownies are:
* Baking Parchment – Never Greaseproof paper, you’ll be picking it off the brownies for weeks.
* Silicone Tin – No idea why, it just works.
* Take them out of the oven 2 minutes before you think they are done.
Dulce de Leche Marshmallow Brownies
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Serves
8+
Prep time
10 minutes
Cook time
25 minutes
Total time
35 minutes
Meal type
Dessert, Snack
Misc
Child Friendly, Serve Cold, Serve Hot
Rich decadent Brownies with a soft centre, topped with the most gorgeous Dulce de Leche and sweet marshmallows
Ingredients
10oz Butter
5oz Caster Sugar
7oz Light Brown Sugar
4 Medium Eggs
5 tablespoons Golden Syrup
1 teaspoon Vanilla Extract
5oz Plain Flour
pinch Salt
5 tablespoons Cocoa Powder
5 tablespoons Dulce de Leche
1 Handful of Mini Marshmallows
Directions
Preheat the oven to 180C and line a silicone tin (I use 9" square) with Baking Parchment
Using an electric mixer, whisk the butter and sugars until well combined
Add the eggs, one at a time whilst mixing on a medium setting
Turn the mixer off and add the syrup and vanilla whilst stirring with a spatula
Fold in the flour, salt and cocoa until combined
Pour into the tin and spread out evenly - this is a mixture that doesn't rise so you don't need to leave a hole in the centre
Spoon over the Dulce de Leche - If your hand slips and you manage to add more don't worry ;-)
Sprinkle over the marshmallows and bake for 25 minutes - check how it is going after 20 minutes and reduce the temp if the edges are starting to catch
Remove from the oven and allow to cool for at least 10 minutes in the tin before turning out onto a wire rack
Cut into even squares and enjoy with a cuppa
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In honour of my Brownies, I have also featured another Brownie recipe for this week’s Featured Bake – The lovely blog, Petite Raisin has shared with us her Flourless Black Bean Brownies – Fudginessa and Chocolate Chips – What more could we ask for?
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Its back to school next week so normal service should be resumed with the roundup posted on Tuesday – Don’t forget there’s no theme, all welcome if they are baked in an oven or slow cooker. Please try to comment on at least one other entry to share the love.
Thanks once again for all your entries and for being such a brilliant part of the #Bakeoftheweek family – Really appreciate it!
If you are wondering where #FoodieFriday is – I’m hoping to be back next week with a full roundup – #FoodieFriday will be incorporated into a new weekend linky where we look at what you have been cooking, where you have been, what you have been reading and what you have been crafting over the past week – I really want to celebrate my love of all things craft, reading and cooking, so watch this space!
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