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Rich, Sticky & Gooey Raspberry Brownies

These are not just brownies; they are a decadent experience. With an intensely rich, sticky, and gooey chocolate centre and a satisfyingly chewy edge, these brownies are perfectly balanced by the tart, juicy burst of fresh raspberries. This is a simple, foolproof recipe for the ultimate chocolate and raspberry indulgence.
Prep Time 20 minutes
Cook Time 25 minutes
Total Time 45 minutes
Servings: 16
Course: Traybake
Cuisine: American

Ingredients
  

  • 150g Whole Eggs Approx 3 Medium Eggs
  • 20g Egg Yolk 1 Medium Egg Yolk
  • 120g Unsalted Butter
  • 170g Dark Chocolate 55-70% Cocoa
  • 50g Neutral Oil
  • 85g Plain Flour
  • 30g Cocoa Powder
  • 150g Dark Chocolate Chips 55-70% Cocoa
  • 7g Sea Salt
  • 90g Frozen Raspberries

Equipment

  • Stand Mixer or Electric Whisk
  • Mixing Bowl
  • Fine Mesh Sieve
  • Silicone Spatula
  • 9x9 inch Brownie Tin
  • Digital Scale
  • Heavy Bottom Saucepan

Method
 

  1. Preheat the oven to 160℃ (320℉) and line the brownie tin with greaseproof paper (parchement).
  2. Fill a sauce pan a ¼ full with water and place onto a hob on a medium heat. Add butter, chocolate and sea salt into a mixing bowl and place onto the saucepan making sure the bottom of the bowl does not touch the water. Leave to melt, stirring occasionally. Once melted keep to the side too cool.
  3. Into the stand mixer bowl add egg yolk, whole eggs and sugar. Whisk until it thickens, increases in volume and is a pale in colour. When you lift the whisk out of the bowl it should form a ribbon. Start on a low speed to break the eggs down and slowly turn the speed up to high.
  4. Add the melted chocolate and butter in ⅓ increments and gently fold in scraping down the wall and bottom of the mixing bowl, then fold in the oil.
  5. Sift flour and cocoa powder to remove and lumps, add ⅓ at a time and fold through the mixture until completely incorporated. Followed by the chocolate chips.
  6. Spread half of the mixture into the brownie tin and spread evenly, scatter the raspberries over the mixture and cover with the remaining mixture and spread evenly. Into the oven for 23-30 minutes.
    Leave to cool completely at room temperature before portioning.

Notes

  1. The cook time is going to give you a different consistency. 23 minutes will give a super sticky and gooey brownie with a molten centre, almost like a chocolate lava cake. 30 minutes will give you a more firm brownie, easier to hold but still has some of the gooey and sticky characteristics. I usually bake around 25/26 minutes, the brownie has some structure with a slight molten centre. 
 
These brownies will hold in an airtight container for up to 4 days at room temperature.