Chocolate and Nut Brownie
Nutty and warm, these speedy brownies can be on the table in well under an hour.
- Preparation Time10 mins
- Cooking Time35 mins
- DifficultyEasy
1. Roughly chop the nuts and either roast in the oven or in a dry frying pan on a medium heat until brown.
2. Over a saucepan of simmering water melt the chocolate and butter in a bowl. When completely mixed remove from the heat and add all the other ingredients. Mix well.
3. Pour into a lined baking tin and shake to level the mixture. Bake for around 35 mins at 170°C. The middle can and should be a little bit gooey.
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