Until my daughter tasted it and thanked me for the brownies I did not realize that I was making stove top brownies all these years. My intention was to blog a recipe that was very special to me. It made me look at the whole thing with an open mind and rethink the title of this post. This recipe is special because when I was in high school my 80 year old grandma whom we called Manni lived with us. After her afternoon naps she would tell me that she feels like having something sweet. I would tell her to wait for 5 minutes and make her this sweet. The only ingredient that I changed in this recipe is vanilla instead of cardamom. For all those who need a quick chocolate fix while watching a late night movie, I am sure this would be perfect.
Gadgets:
Heavy bottom pan
Spatula
Aluminum Foil
Plate
Ingredients: Serves 2
Butter - 2 1/2 tbsp
Whole Wheat Flour- 1/4 cup ( I used Sujatha Atta Flour )
Yogurt - 1/4 cup ( do not use sour yogurt)
Yogurt - 1/4 cup ( do not use sour yogurt)
Sugar or Brown Sugar - 1/4 cup
Drinking Chocolate / Hot Chocolate Powder - 1/4 cup
Nuts - Cashews/ Almonds/ Pinenuts ( lightly toasted)
Vanilla Essence - 1 tsp
Preparation:
1. Add butter to a heavy bottom vessel and allow to melt.
2. Add the wheat flour to the melted butter. Roast until the raw four smell goes away.
3.Add the yogurt to the pan and mix well. A soft dough will form in the pan.
4. Add sugar ( white or brown) and mix well until it blends.
5. Add chocolate mix to it along with vanilla essence and mix well.
6. Transfer into a tray lines with foil and sprinkle with some nuts. Allow to cool and cut into 2 pieces and enjoy.
super quick n easy recipe..looks moist too!!
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Erivum Puliyum
Beautiful Pics! Tastes yummy I believe. One question though, how much yogurt is required? Thanks
ReplyDeleteThank you for letting me know that I missed mentioning the yogurt quantity. I have updated it now.
ReplyDeleteNice pics... will try the recipe and get back to you...
ReplyDeleteur just awesome..posting recipes in minutes is not an easy in my opinion.really very easy n quick 2 do for new girls....
ReplyDeleteThis looks really soft n yummy........
Maha
Such an awesome idea, looks superb..
ReplyDeletethis is simply awesome!...love it!the pics are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThat looks quite delicious n yummmmm
ReplyDeleteCool recipe. Looks so good. And just 8 minutes?
ReplyDeletedelicious recipe sri :)
ReplyDeletewill try this out for my lil one.
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Maha
Delicious brownies that too in few minutes.
ReplyDeletesuper quick n yummy recipe..
ReplyDeleteTried for a quick after school snack for my son, it was quick and easy one. Nice recipe. I just added some semi sweet grated chocolate as well.
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