If you follow me on Twitter, you may have seen the astonishing news that I ran out of Nutella last week. Of course, that would be the moment that I had three different Nutella-containing recipes I wanted to bake.
While I am fortunate to have a bodega just down on the corner, it was raining so hard that I had to abandon my Nutella baking dreams. Luckily, Quinn was kind enough to pick up some for me the next morning on his coffee run. He’s pretty handy like that
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I’d had my eye on this super quick brownie recipe for a while. I love that it incorporates Nutella much like a thumbprint cookie. The brownies themselves are really quite good. And, that little dollop of Nutella makes them extra special
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Be sure to use good quality chocolate and cocoa powder for these brownies. I used my go-to Scharffen Berger cocoa powder. For the unsweetened chocolate, I used some very lovely 99% chocolate I recently received from the kind people at TCHO. This was my first time using their brand, and it worked beautifully for these brownies
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These were so very simple to make. The Nutella addition can be a bit tricky, but that was easily conquered by piping it into the brownie batter. The compact size and shape of these make them perfect for transporting to a picnic or barbecue. However, that compact size also makes it quite easy to eat several before you know it. You’ve been warned.
