dulce de leche brownies

5 August 2009, 01:16

what’s better than brownies? brownies WITH DULCE DE LECHE! oh baby! so other than making a banoffee pie i stumbled onto david lebovitz’s awesome recipe and knew i had to make em


thanks to the awesome emma from bangpr, i scored some green & black’s organic chocolate so i used a mixture of the dark chocolate with a bit of milk chocolate


ingredients: 115g salted or unsalted butter; 170g bittersweet or semisweet chocolate, finely chopped; 1/4cup unsweetened Dutch-process cocoa powder; 3 large eggs; 1cup sugar; 1tsp vanilla extract; 1cup flour; 1cup of your awesome home made dulce de leche


mmm chocolate. roughly chop. line square/rectangle brownie pan with foil. make sure it goes up the edges. spray with a bit of oil and preheat oven to 175C


melt the butter in a medium saucepan. add the chocolate pieces and stir constantly over very low heat until the chocolate is melted. remove from heat and whisk in the cocoa powder until smooth. add in the eggs one at a time, then stir in the sugar, vanilla, then the flour


scrape half of the batter into the prepared pan


now grab your jar of dulce de leche. maybe swipe a spoonful first.


drop tablespoons of dulce de leche over the brownie batter. drop bigger spoonfuls than in my photo. trust me. the first time i made these there was nowhere near enough of the sweet sweet goodness so i added a whole crapload of dulce de leche the second time. don’t worry the brownie isnt sweet so it’s ok


spread remaining brownie batter on top. and maybe a couple more spoons of dulce de leche on top. i tried to ‘swirl’ mine with the brownie batter but for some reason it didnt look that pretty hmm anywhos bake 35-45mins until centre feels just slightly firm


and tadah!


and stack em for brownie pyramid awesomeness!

1. Those look absolutely delicious! I love brownies made from scratch, with real chocolate, not that store-bought stuff!

   — Katie    Aug 5, 09:10 AM    #
   
   

2. dude. these were so tasty :) and aurghdrooldie i love green&black’s maya gold.

   — shez    Aug 5, 09:56 AM    #
   
   

3. Woo they look delicious! awesomeness!

   — Yas    Aug 5, 10:03 AM    #
   
   

4. Oh these were so good. The dollops of dulce were awesome. I wish I had eaten more now!

   — Steph    Aug 5, 10:10 AM    #
   
   

5. I can never seem to find Dutch cocoa powder. Where do you purchase yours from?

   — Jess    Aug 5, 10:25 AM    #
   
   

6. these are designed for diabetics right? lol

   sounds mortifyingly good. perhaps a perfect dessert after some deep-fried sushi?

   — Helen (grabyourfork)    Aug 5, 10:30 AM    #
   
   

7. oo i’m making this!!!

   — swee    Aug 5, 11:47 AM    #
   
   

8. total awesomeness!!

   — Betty    Aug 5, 02:01 PM    #
   
   

9. Haha funny thing is I made brownies using my Green & Black’s samples too!!!! Mmmmmmm brownies….

   — Trisha    Aug 5, 03:58 PM    #
   
   

10. The dulche de leche turned this from a good brownie into a really good one!

    Loved it :)

    — Simon    Aug 5, 04:16 PM    #
    
    

11. National day long weekend.. I know what I’m going to be doing!

    — Sidney    Aug 6, 02:59 PM    #
    
    

12. katie: hehe yeah these brownies were pretty fast to make and i love how its all done in one saucepan and not multiple bowls!
    shez: aw thanks dude! ahh maya gold is hiding in cupboard for a special occasion =P
    yas: thanks dude! they are super tasty!
    jess: hmm i get mine from my bakery wholesaler and uh in super huge bulk amounts.. sorry dude
    helen: hah totally not for diabetics! ooh imagine deepfrying a brownie! lets do it!
    swee: do it! doooo it! so tasty!
    betty: extremely! and so tasty!
    trisha: haha yeah i saw! you made me want brownies all week!
    simon: aw thanks dude! glad you liked it!
    sidney: hehe have fun! eat lots!

    — chocolatesuze    Aug 7, 03:25 PM    #
    
    

13. They look delicious and easy to make too other then the dulce de leche – what if it explodes?!! hehe

    — foodie-central    Aug 9, 10:13 AM    #
    
    

14. foodie-central: lol yeah ive boiled 2 lots now and they didnt explode yet… /knock wood

    — chocolatesuze    Aug 10, 05:19 PM    #
    
    

15. .. total preparation and cooking time (minus the dulce de leche) 50mins.. time hungry colleagues took to devour the entire tray 5 minutes.. added some melted white chocolate to top off my own little stash at home.. truly divine!

    We did cut back on the amount of sugar though.. since the dulce de leche was sweet enough.. managed to swirl some of it in.. there were some nice veins of the golden goodness scattered through the brownies…

    — Sidney    Aug 11, 04:26 PM    #
    
    

16. hi suze do u bake the brownies at 170 deg for 35 mins? thanks

    — lee    Aug 11, 09:58 PM    #
    
    

17. Seems to be so very yummy but is not to sweet? By the way I am gonna try those. Thanks

    — Bibifoc    Oct 8, 12:52 PM    #
    
    

18. sidney: yeah they are a bit on the sweet side hehe but how good is it!
    lee: yup thats right!
    bibifoc: i have a sweet tooth hehe but yeah maybe cut back a bit on the sugar if youre gonna use heaps of dulce de leche

    — chocolatesuze    Dec 14, 11:14 PM    #
    
    

19. My mouth is watering!!!

    — Jo's Quirky Cooking    Dec 19, 06:34 PM    #
    
    

20. Baby’s favorite dish is chocolate and if this is in every dish then they eat it fully.

    — organic baby food & nutrition    May 5, 08:00 PM    #