Extra Chocolatey Brownies with Salted Caramel Drizzle
Now that fall has arrived it’s time my baking hits high gear. I was really wanting to making brownies, because for some reason this is the hardest thing for me to master still. However, I wanted to incorporate a little bit of fall flavor into my brownies. Which is how I came up with brownies with salted caramel drizzle.
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Items I used:
Rubber Spatula (Mine are this brand, I just can’t find the exact ones)
Brownies
The first thing I did was pre-heat my oven. After that I melted butter, and added it to my KitchenAid with sugar. Once those were combined, I added cocoa powder.
I followed that up by adding the rest of the ingredients (eggs, coffee, baking powder, vanilla), minus the flour. One ingredient I added that the original recipe didn’t have was brewed coffee. I believe that the coffee bring out more of a chocolatey flavor. Once that is all combined, I slowly added the flour a little at a time to get an even and smooth batter.
I removed the bowl from the KitchenAid to fold in the chocolate chips, because I don’t want to over mix the batter. Once the chips were evenly distributed throughout the batter I pour it into my pan. I don’t have any good baking dishes for brownies, and I hate doing the dishes, so I used an aluminum pan and it worked great.
I put those in the oven for around 60 minutes. Which is way longer than I thought it would be. The original recipe said 30 minutes, but I think that all the extra chocolate chips might have made it take longer. Plus, every oven is different.
Salted Caramel
While that was baking in the oven I made the salted caramel. Honestly, the entire process is fairly quick paced so I completely forgot to snap more than one picture. I combined the sugar and water and let the caramelize for about 10 minutes. While that was caramelizing I warmed the cream, and whisked it into the caramel. I removed the mixture off of the heat, and added the butter and salt. Once that cooled a bit, I transferred it into a squeeze bottle. I wanted the caramel to look like it was drizzled on, and this definitely gave me my desired look.
Final Result
Once the brownies were done I let them cool for about 10 minutes. Honestly, this is very important. When I tried to cut them right out of the oven it was a mess. After I cut them up and transferred them to a plate, I drizzled on the salted caramel. I don’t think there is too much when it comes to adding the salted caramel. These brownies are very chocolatey, which I love, but I needed a glass of water afterwards. The salted caramel definitely helps bring another dimension of flavor to these brownies.
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Ingredients
- 1 C Butter
- 2 1/2 C Sugar
- 4 Eggs
- 1 1/2 C Cocoa Powder
- 1 tsp Salt
- 1 TBSP Vanilla
- 1 tsp Baking Powder
- 1 1/2 C Flour
- 1 TBSP Brewed Coffee
- 1 Bag of Semi Sweet Chips
- 1 C Sugar
- 1/2 C Cold Water
- 1/2 C Heavy Cream
- 2 TBS Unsalted Butter
- 3/4 tsp Kosher Salt
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 350
- Melt butter, mix with sugar in mixer on low until combined
- Add cocoa powder and combine
- Add eggs, coffee, salt, baking powder, and vanilla; combine completely
- Slowly add flour while mixing on low until all is fully incorporated.
- Fold in chocolate chips
- Bake for 60 minutes
- Let brownies cool before cutting into them
- Combine sugar and water in a sauce pan on medium-high heat
- Cook for around 10 minutes, until dark amber color
- Warm cream in a seperate saucepan while waiting for sugar to caramelize
- Whisk in warmed cream slowly to the caramel, continue simmering until smooth
- Remove from heat, mix in butter and salt.
- Serve Warm
7 Comments
Maria
Omg this looks delish! I don’t like salted caramel but holy cow I need to try this recipe!
Samantha
Yes! You could always use regular caramel, or none at all!
Alexis Cooley
This is making my mouth water! I must try after the pumpkin spice cookies we just baked are gone!
Melisa from Crushing Motherhood
This looks amazing! I usually make brownies from a box. Thanks for showing us how easy (and delicious) they can be made from scratch.
Julia A Randall
What a great twist on traditional brownies, I love the additions you’ve made! I’ll definitely be trying these.
Brigette
These look like the best brownies ever! I need to try these!
Brigette
These look so chocolaty! I need to try making these!