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Taste good: Deep chocolaty, slightly roasted and extremely delicious.
Texture: The toughest brownie you will ever try!
Ease: Super easy – no mixer needs and finished in about an hour.
Why you will love this recipe: You will convert the incredible depth of taste and the wonderful tough texture for life into a homemade brownie lover.
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Do you fancy irresistible tough, fudgy brownies with a depth of the taste that you have never experienced? Malz Brownies entered the chat.
It is no secret that I am completely brown. With over 50 brownie recipes (!!) on my website, from my tough brownies to tasty toffee brownies and viral imitators of cosmic brownies, I am never far from my next Brownies Charge.
For this malt brownies, I longed for an ultra-eyes texture with an incomparable level of taste. Something you just can’t get from a box mix. Something so good, your friends and family will ask you to make them again and again.
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This taste of the next level comes from a power pack of tanned butter and malt milk powder, the caramelized notes that complement the rich chocolate aromas of exquisite.
A foretaste of these ultra lights, crazy brownies and you will never buy a box mix again!
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How to make Malz Brownies
Use A metal Baking pan
I strongly recommend using a light metal baking pan when baking brownies. This is my favorite 8-inch metal pan. Avoid dark metal pans because they can heat too aggressively and cause dry, baked edges.
I do not recommend using glass, ceramic or silicone baking pans for brownies. These materials also do not conduct warmth and can cause dry edges, underdone gummy bear centers and take baking longer. Just have a look at our side-by-side experiment brownies below is the same recipe that was baked at the same temperature and time, only in a different pan!
Read my full glass against metal baked pans here.
The malt milk powder
The star ingredient in Malz Brownies! I recommend King Arthur malt milk powder. You can also use Nestle Carnation malt milk powder, which can be found in most supermarkets through the can milk in the baking or tea and coffee. We did not test with chocolate milk powder in this recipe.
Can I skip the malt milk powder?
If you don’t have a malt milk powder, try out my brown brown browns.
With powdered sugar in Brownies using powder
In my experiments for the manufacture of brownies with a shiny thin crust articles, I discovered that the use of powdered sugar instead of granulated sugar creates a beautifully shiny, bustling crust. The finer texture of powdered sugar dissolves more easily in the dough and gives this perfect finish.
Instead, you can use a granulated sugar (you need 1 1/4 cups or 250 grams), note that the texture and appearance are different.
I also suggest avoiding organic sugar. The thicker consistency will make the already thick dough difficult. Save this to make extremely velvety butter cream instead!
The cocoa powder
I recommend using natural (unsweetened) cocoa powder for this recipe to complement the malt for this nostalgic taste profile. We used Ghirardelli Premium Backkakaopulver And Penzys Hochfettes Natural cocoa powder during the test (the Peney’s provides Ultra moisture Brownies!). However, since this recipe does not contain a sourdough, you can also use cocoa powder with Dutch -processed cocoa powder. Just note that the brownies have a little darker in color and taste.
Find out more about the difference between the Dutch processed cocoa powder and natural cocoa powder.
Corn starch in Brownies?
Don’t skip the corn starch! It is important to create a shiny crust and helps to imitate the tough texture of Box -Mix -Brownies. I have not found a good replacement for corn starch, but if you experiment, let me know how to do the comments below!
Brown the butter
This adds a fabulous taste and improves the texture of this brownies. Don’t worry if you have never browned butter – I have included all the simple steps in the recipe below. For some great pictures and other tips you will find here how to brown butter mail here.
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Malz Brownies
Malts are ultra-hunters, fudgy and full of brown butter and malt milk powder taste. No mixer needs for this simple recipe – you will never return to Box Mix Brownies!
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Instructions
- Preheat the oven to 325 ° F. Line on 8 × 8-inch metal baking pan With parchment paper, leave an overhang and spray with a cooking spray with non -layer spray.
Melt the butter in a small saucepan over medium heat. Occasionally swirl in the pan, continue to cook the butter and increase the heat to medium. Turn the pan until the butter develops a nutty aroma and brown bits form on the ground. As soon as the bits are amber colors, remove from the stove and pour into a large mixing bowl and scrape the brown bits into the bowl.
With a rubber spatula, add the sugar to the hot brown butter and mix it until a thick paste forms. Let them cool warmly. Stir in the eggs, the egg yolk and vanilla for about 30 seconds or until they are very smooth. Stir in the cocoa powder. Fold the flour, malt powder, corn starch and salt up to together. Stir in the chocolate chips. Dough is very thick.
Spread the brownie dough evenly into the prepared pan. Place in the oven and bake for 30 to 33 minutes or until the brownies are set and a tested cake is inserted in the middle, moist crumbs are attached. Do not cook over, the brownies are set when cooling. Let yourself be completely cooled before you cut into squares and sprinkle with sea salt if desired.
Brownies can be stored in an airtight container at room temperature for up to 3 days or in the refrigerator for up to 5 days. Serving chilling increases fudginess.
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Malz Brownie Faqs
How can you prevent dry, cake -like or crumbly brownies?
Use A Digital kitchen scale To ensure precision and prevent accidental persuasion that can cause dry, cake -like or crumbly brownies. If you don’t have a scale, use the method with spoon and level.
Also make sure not to bake your brownies. More on this right below.
How can you find out when brownies are ready?
Avoid baked brownies. At the end of the baking time, moist crumbs should be attached to your tester. The sticky chocolate chips can make it difficult to recognize when brownies are ready, but it is better to be wrong on the brownies baked.
Can I double this recipe?
Sure – just double all ingredients and use a Light metal 9 × 13-inch backform. You may have to add a few minutes to the baking time. No further changes required.
How do I store Malz Brownies?
Store completely cooled malt brownies in an airtight container at room temperature for up to 3 days or up to 5 days in the fridge.
I strongly recommend saving and enjoying this brownies chilling – it increases the fudginess factor and makes it so tough to eat!
How do I freeze Malz Brownies?
Place the entire chilled brownies in an airtight container and freeze up to 3 months. Alternatively, wrap individual browns in plastic film and save up to 2 months in an airtight container in the freezer. Turn open in the fridge overnight before serving chilled for the best results.