Friday, 17 April 2020

Rordon Gamsey’s Brownie Recipe


Rordon Gamsey’s Brownie Recipe




Pure. Chocolate. Heaven. This brownie recipe guarantees that you will never go back to a boxed brownie mix,
let alone try yet another brownie recipe. This super easy and delicious brownie is sure to become a family favourite!


INGREDIENTS:                                                          Serves: 20
2 cups (400g) white sugar
250g butter
½ cup (45g) cocoa powder
1 teaspoon vanilla essence
4 eggs
1 ½ cups (185g) plain flour
½ teaspoon baking powder
½ teaspoon salt
Easter eggs/chocolate to decorate the top (optional) 
METHOD: 

  • Wash hands for (30 sec) palm,top,bottom make sure you dry your hands after.
  •  Preheat your oven to 175 degrees. 
  • Get out your big mixing bowl.
  • Get out your melted butter pour it in the big mixing bowl.
  • Put 2 cups of white sugar into your big mixing bowl.
  • Place ½ cup of cocoa powder into your big mixing bowl.
  • Add one teaspoon of vanilla essence into your mixing bowl.
  • Take 4 eggs crack them on the side of the bowl make sure the yolk get in the bowl.

  • Add ½ half cup of flour to your big mixing bowl.
  • Put 1 spoon of baking powder into your big mixing bowl.
  • Take you butter out of the wrapping spread it around you baking tray.
  •  Spread the edges to make sure the butter gets everywhere.
  • pour the big mixing bowl into the tray spread evenly.
  • Take out your Easter eggs remove the wrapping cut the eggs in half put your half half cut Easter eggs on top.
  • Make sure you put on you oven gloves on put the tray into the oven be careful you might need an adults help.
  • Leave the tray in there for about 20 to 30 minutes.
  • After 20 to 30 minutes remove the the tray.
  • Leave it to cool for 10 minutes.
  • Cut the brownie up. 
  • ENJOY!
Gourmet Brownie Tray - Simply Elegant

2 comments:

  1. Hi Paityn, this looks like a really nice Brownie recipe. My daughter made brownies on the weekend, I will have to get her to try this recipe next time. Next time you might want to look at your layout as I couldn't read one of the instructions. How many times have you made this recipe?
    Mrs Judkins

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  2. Hi Paityn
    I like this brownie recipe. I should try and make it.
    I have made chocolate cake its the same thing ( I think ).
    Have you made brownies before?
    Ka Pai

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