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Bittersweet Brownies

Bittersweet Brownies

The 'Brownies and Bars' chapter of Cookies and Brownies gives you a lot of options if you are not inclined to make a cookie. This brownie recipe is focused on the bittersweet flavor, and one of the variations is for an extra bittersweet brownie using Scharffen Berger 70% with no adjustment to the sugar – making it a very strong bittersweet indeed! However, you can get a nice bittersweet flavor combining unsweetened chocolate with semisweet, which is what the original recipe shows below.

A few notes on this recipe:


Very Fudgey Brownies

Very Fudgey Brownies

After baking both the New Classic and the Bittersweet brownies, I’d started to get the hang of mixing a good batter. Then I took a closer look at the steps for this recipe and realized this one was completely different.

The batter begins with pan-melted butter, and something about adding first the cocoa and then the sugars changes the texture and flavor of this brownie.


New Classic Brownies

New Classic Brownies

This brownie recipe is straight-up like my Mom’s brownies with one crucial difference, something Alice Medrich refers to as ‘The Steve Ritual’ in Cookies and Brownies:

The Steve Ritual


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