Chocolate Brownie Pudding
Chocolate lovers – this one is for you! It’s seriously the most decadent and rich dessert I have ever eaten in my entire life! And man was it good. I mean how can you go wrong with butter, chocolate, Kahlua and ice cream? Right! It’s like a giant molten lava cake – and it seriously makes enough to feed any dinner party, which is exactly what I did with this. Because who even knows what would have happened if this was left in my fridge just for me? It could have been interesting – very very interesting. That’s not to say I didn’t eat my share, or maybe a little more. Whose counting anyways!
There are just a few key things that make this recipe even better.
1. When the recipe says to whip your eggs and sugar together for 10 minutes – don’t skimp on the time. It should look nice and fluffy and pale yellow like this…
2nd. You really have to sift your flour and cocoa powder on this one. I tend to skip that step in certain recipes but in this recipe, we are just blending everything to gently combine so we want to make sure all the little lumps are worked out to start!
And with that said, I leave you with the recipe and I will now go to the gym!
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Recipe Type: Dessert
Prep time: 10 mins
Cook time: 60 mins
Total time: 1 hour 10 mins
Serves: 8
- 2 sticks unsalted butter
- 4 large eggs
- 2 cups sugar
- 3/4 cup dutch cocoa powder
- 1/2 cup AP flour
- 2 tsp vanilla extract
- 1 tablespoon Kahlua
- Vanilla ice cream, for serving
- Preheat the oven to 325 degrees F. Lightly butter a 9×9 baking dish. Melt the 1/2 pound of butter and set aside to cool.
- Sift the cocoa powder and flour together and set aside. **Quick tip – whenever I sift flours together, I do it onto a piece of parchment so it’s easy to pick up and add to the mixing bowl)
- In your mixer, beat the eggs and sugar on medium-high speed for 5 to 10 minutes, until very thick and light yellow. (see the image above) After 10 minutes, reduce the speed to low and add the vanilla, Kahlua, and the cocoa powder and flour mixture. Mix very slowly until everything is just combined. Slowly pour in the cooled butter and mix again just until combined.
- Pour the mixture into the baking dish and place it in a larger baking pan. Add warm water to the pan until it comes halfway up the side of the dish Carefully place it into the oven, making sure not to slosh the water around and bake for 1 hour.
- When it’s time to take it out – don’t fear – it’s absolutely going to look like it’s under-baked. (that’s normal) Remove from the water and place in the fridge to cool. Because obviously there isn’t enough calories in the brownie pudding, serve it with vanilla ice cream.
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Tags: american cuisine, Brownies, butter, cakes, Chocolate, chocolate brownie, chocolate brownie pudding, chocolate brownies, chocolate lovers, cocoa powder, Desserts, Ice Cream, kahlua, Pudding, vanilla ice, Vanilla Ice Cream
my pants are busting at the seams already! love that there is kahlua in this. the world is a better place with kahlua!
That crust looks incredible!!!!
The crust looks awesome!
Oh. My. God.
Holy YUM!!!
~Yvette
Oh my…that might be a new favorite!!
this is one to look at but I fear that if I made it it would all be eaten by me!
well how bad can that be?
love that there is crusty on top. looks delicious
It is very evident from this post why you partied with this treat yesterday
xo
I just found the perfect dessert to bring with me to dinner at a friends house this Sunday. Too good not to make, and too dangerous to have laying around the house.
Oh. My. This would be best for a party, so I don’t eat it all! Do the leftovers (if any) have to be refrigerated?
I will be making this. I don’t know that I can help myself. Kahlua and chocolate all topped with ice cream? Dessert heaven.
oh my goodness does this look amazing. I have to make it as soon as possible! Thanks Gaby
What a delicious dessert! Looks so rich.
Oh my God does that look good! And I want you to know, I actually said that out loud!
You are killing me! Looks divine!
Yummy, yummy so yummy!
Gaby…awesome job! Anything that’s inspired by Ina is guaranteed to be amazing
OH MYYYY!!! This looks so so good! I might have to take a break from my diet just for this!
This looks spectacular!!!
Looks fabulous!!
This looks absolutely delicious. I love chocolate pudding and your spin sounds divine.
This looks amazing! Great recipe. I’m so excited to try.
Oh, I love this! That is the perfect dessert.
*sigh* and I thought I will be going on diet. Not good timing!
What size pan is this for? I have a big family and I bet we could eat a lot of this, it it looks so good!
Hillaryann – I used a 9×9 for this recipe!
This needs to be in my belly. Like now. And it’s morning and haven’t had breakfast. But I think this would do.
Hmm would you have to use kahula? Otherwise it looks soo totally yumtastic!
that might be the single most delicious looking dessert i’ve ever seen. while i was looking on it i was figuring out how soon i can get to the food store to buy ingredients. i think i found my easter dessert.
I made this tonight and it is sooo good. Your’s looks a bit more liquidy than mine is, though- the consistency is less pudding-ish and more like the inside of a molten chocolate lava cake. I didn’t keep it in the fridge for long because I was too excited to try it/wanted to try it warm.
Made it today for Father’s Day and it was a huge hit. So easy and yet sooooo yummy. Thanks. Going into my favourites for sure.
Sorry I have a few questions on this recipe:
How much in oz would 2 sticks of butter be?
What is AP Flour?
Is the sugar caster sugar?
oh my lord Gaby!! it’s like brownies and brownie batter and heaven… and heaven all in the same dish!
can I replace the kahlua with ordinary instant coffe?
yup!
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