Slowly pour in the chocolate mixture as you continue to whisk.It should take about 1-2 minutes of vigorous whisking. In a large mixing bowl, whisk together the brown sugar, sugar, and eggs until pale and creamy.It shouldn’t take more than 90 seconds total. In a heat safe bowl, melt the butter and chocolate in the microwave in 30 second intervals.Let the paper hang over the edges for easy release. Preheat the oven to 350F and grease and line a square 8×8 baking dish with parchment paper.
#Cosmic brownies free
I haven’t tested it, but you can try swapping the all purpose flour with a good 1-to-1 gluten free baking flour with xanthan gum in the mix. Store in an air tight container in the refrigerator for up to one week. I recommend keeping these in the refrigerator as they are best served when chilled. Never drag the knife along the brownie as the brownie will stick to the sides of the knife and drag all down that slice, give you very uneven edges.Īlso make sure to wipe off the knife between each cut to prevent any sticking and dragging. Each slice should also be one quick motion, so use a very large and sharp knife.
To slice, I recommend working with the bars when they’re completely set and chilled.
But you can also slice these brownies into 16 even squares. So to stay true to the original, I opted to slice these brownies into 8 bars. Once leveled out, you can top with your rainbow candy sprinkles.Ĭosmic brownies always come in a pack of two in a large rectangular shape. In the end you’re left with a glossy, smooth, and rich ganache that’s poured over the chilled brownies. The cream slowly heats and melts the chocolate for about 30 seconds, then it’s ready to whisk into a smooth consistency. The heavy cream is heated until boiling, then gets poured over the chocolate. Oh, and it only requires 2 ingredients chocolate and heavy cream. Plus, the brownies are already sweet enough and don’t need even more sugar on top.Ĭhocolate ganache is also very easy to make and only takes a couple minutes to whip up. It gives you a creamier finish and much more chocolate flavor. True cosmic brownies are topped with chocolate icing, but for my recipe I opted for chocolate ganache. To pair with that delicious fudgy brownie base, cosmic brownies are topped with even more chocolate. Chilling will help tighten up their texture, giving you a dense but soft and fudgy brownie. If you dig right into these brownies when they’re still warm, they’ll be a soupy mess. Otherwise, if you over bake the brownies, you’ll be left with a more dry and cakey texture. The center will still be a bit underdone, but will set up as it cools. 20-25 minutes is the sweet spot to get the perfect bake. This is why I love using chocolate alongside cocoa powder, not only to help with the texture but also to boost that chocolate flavor. As the brownies cool, that chocolate will slowly start to to solidify, giving you a really dense but soft texture. Melted chocolate is what gives these brownies their fudginess. Doing so will help dissolve the sugar, giving you a really creamy texture and crackly and glossy brownie top. Combining the two will give you a chewy brownie with a really smooth finish. Light brown sugar adds some chewiness to these brownies, while granulated sugar easily dissolves into the batter.
I remember cosmic brownies being one of my FAVORITE Little Debbie treats, next to star crunch and oatmeal cream pies.
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