
An essential recipe: the Fudge chocolate brownies! We love its slightly crispy top and its melting interior, rich in chocolate... Very easy to make and quick too: mix everything in a large container.
The hardest part will be waiting for it to cook! I like brownies soft, especially not overcooked, with a slightly crunchy layer on top and an explosion of chocolate flavor in your mouth. That's the case with this recipe!
Ingredients for this chocolate brownie
- Dark chocolate pastry : I opt for light baking chocolate (about 52%) because I add bitter cocoa to the dough. I incorporate it melted and crushed in this recipe.
- Unsalted butter : or semi-salted butter. If necessary, you do not have to add the pinch of salt.
- Eggs : ideally at room temperature. They will give texture to the brownie and make it rise slightly.
- Light brown sugar : the quantity here may seem impressive to you but if you want to have a very melting texture, this is the dose you need. The brown sugar gives the brownie a slightly crispy top and a very soft interior.
- Flour : wheat or spelled. We use little to remain very soft / melting.
- Unsweetened cocoa powder : I use it to enhance the chocolatey side of the brownie.
- Vanilla, salt : they help to enhance the flavor of the brownie.

How to make a fudge chocolate brownie?
Start by melting some of the chocolate with the butter. In a large container, pour all the other ingredients one by one, with the melted chocolate last. We blend just right. Then, we finish with the crushed chocolate chips.
All that's left to do is put the chocolate brownie in the oven! You have to check the cooking time ideal, because it varies depending on your oven (from one brand to another...).
My tips for a perfect chocolate brownie
- choose a metal mold : cooking is much more precise than with another material (glass, silicone). I always prefer metal for my cakes in general.
- test cooking with a wooden skewer: the cooking time may vary depending on the oven. It is necessary to test the time at home by inserting a skewer in the center of the brownie. The cooking is good when there are crumbs stuck to the wooden skewer.
- do not overcook : once out of the oven, the brownie continues to cook slightly in its mold and it solidifies as it cools. Two reasons therefore to respect the cooking time!

How to taste and store your brownie?
This chocolate brownie eaten alone (it's already very good like this) or with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. You can also enjoy it with custard, it's delicious.
To keep it soft, keep it at room temperature, covered with a bell or cling film. up to about 4 days. In the refrigerator, it would tend to harden, which is a shame.
Other recipes to try
If you like chocolate-based recipes (and not complicated to make), then I advise you to take a look at these recipes:
- Chocolate flowing heart fondants
- Chocolate cake without flour
- chocolate marquise
- Dessert 3 chocolates
- Chocolate peanut butter brownie
- Giant chocolate almonds coconut cookie
- Chocolate pear cake
If you make this recipe, don't hesitate to tag @liliebakery on Instagram so I can see your cute brownies!

- 100 g soft butter, diced
- 150 g dark chocolate pastry
- 80 g dark chocolate pastry crushed into large chips
- 3 eggs ambient temperature
- 300 g brown sugar
- 110 g of flour
- 35 g bitter cocoa powder
- 1,5 tsp natural vanilla extract
- Pinch of salt
- Preheat the oven to 180 ° traditional heat.
- Grease a 24 x 24 cm square mold and place baking paper to facilitate demolding.
- In the microwave, melt the chocolate broken into pieces and the diced butter at low power. Smooth and let cool.
- In a bowl, mix the eggs previously relaxed with a fork, the sugar, the flour, the cocoa, the vanilla, the salt and then the melted chocolate. Mix but not too much, just enough to homogenize.
- Pour in the nuggets and mix one last time.
- Bake for about 20-25 minutes or until a wooden pick inserted in the center of the brownie comes out with a few crumbs. The edges should be cooked, the center a little less.
- Leave to cool completely in the pan then cut into squares.






Listen, today is exceptionally hot but I could still eat a slice. This brownie looks amazing.
This brownie looks wonderful. I will try your recipe.
He tempts me your brownie! I note it to do it soon! Thank you for sharing!
Immediately seen immediately done! He is excellent! Thank you for your beautiful and appetizing recipe! Kisses to you!
Oh it looks so good! Next recipe I'm trying!!
Thanks for sharing! However, I'm 50 minutes into cooking and it's still not cooked in the middle... 180, traditional heat.
Is it because it's a pyrex mold?
A massacre !!
Tested today for my little cousin's birthday, one of the best brownies I've ever eaten, neither too sweet nor not sweet enough, it was great, soft and melting in the center and a little crispy on top, it was perfect! With the raspberry yogurt ice cream everyone enjoyed it, well done!^^
Great idea with yogurt ice cream! Thank you for your message ;)
Hello, this brownie really looks delicious! I will try it soon...
But do you really need 300g of sugar?
Hello, I made this brownie in mini portions and with coffee it was delicious, without coffee too of course... Soft, very chocolatey, a treat! Thank you for this recipe
Hello, it was good but really too sweet, even after removing some of it.
Recipe made yesterday, a killer, melting just right. So good that I plan to make one again this week for my colleagues.
PS: I didn't have any more dark baking chocolate, so I made a mix of 82% chocolate and milk chocolate. It tasted perfect.
Thank you Marion for your feedback! They are lucky your colleagues :)))
Hello I tested the recipe we all liked it but 300g of sugar is too much
I will test it again but with less sugar (I will put 120g)
Have a good day
Hello Séverine, you can reduce the sugar but be careful sugar also brings softness to the brownie so less sugar = drier brownie. It also balances the intensity of the chocolate taste. I therefore advise you to reduce by 20/25% no more. See you soon :)
Hello
I made this recipe replacing the chopped chocolate with hazelnuts and pecans; it's perfect.
Thank you very much
Thank you for the brownie recipe, my grandson enjoyed it, I will make it again on Sunday. Tomorrow I will try the Nantes cake, thank you again
Thank you very much Rolande! I'm glad you liked it! See you soon :)
It's very good but I don't see the ingredients
The recipe card is at the bottom of the page...
I added 20g of chopped almonds, 20g of hazelnuts and 20g of pistachios and a teaspoon of bicarbonate
My grandchildren love dried nuts.
A delight
Absolutely delicious, I've been asking for it ever since! So chocolatey it's a blast with coffee, for a snack or dessert I never get tired of it
Thank you Delphine! See you soon :)
Hello, what type of chocolate do you use in this recipe? Thank you for your reply.
Hello, high-quality baking chocolate. See you soon :)
The recipe is great, however, even with 80g less sugar it was very sweet (and I don't have a particularly sensitive palate for sweetness). I'm going to make it again using 150g of sugar, which is half the amount.
Hi Victor, just a heads up, the sugar is what makes this recipe so moist and melt-in-your-mouth. Don't reduce it too much! See you soon :)