Monday, March 14, 2011

Toffee Pecan Brownies

I stumbled upon this yummy blog which is filled with loads of gorgeous recipes (thanks Jac!) and was extremely tempted to try this recipe. Brownies? Yes, but instead of the normal chocolate ones, these ones are of the sticky, gooey variety - Tofee Pecan Brownie. Even the thought of the name makes me drool...mmm...sticky...gooey...toffeeeeee...hehehehe..




OK, to be honest, I'm not really that big of a fan of these non-traditional brownies. Maybe it's because there was not enough chocolate in them but, my husband LOVED them so much. He finished almost the whole tray (of course, not in one day). I, on the other hand, would love to say it's really yummy but it would've been yummier with more chocolate (I like chocolate if you hadn't noticed). The brownie should have toffee layers within it but due to my laziness - I couldn't wait for the toffee to melt and thicken again, I just poured the toffee into the mixture straightaway. As expected, it didn't turn out as planned but one could probably still taste the brownies' all-round gooeyness. I serve them with vanilla ice cream and even more toffee syrup..... mmmmmm heaven...






So, this is the recipe which I copied from Tinned Tomatoes...


Toffee Pecan Brownies

100g/4oz dark chocolate, chopped
175g/6oz butter, diced
250g bag creamy toffees
5 tbsp double cream
4 large eggs
2 tsp vanilla extract(I don't have in stock at home)
350g/12oz/2 cups caster sugar
200g/7oz/2 cups  2 tbsp plain flour
1 tsp baking powder
100g/4oz pecan nuts, roughly chopped


Preheat oven to 180c/gas 4/fan oven 160c. 
Line a brownie pan with greaseproof paper.
Melt the chocolate with the butter.
Melt the toffees with the cream.
Lightly beat the eggs with the vanilla, stir into the melted chocolate with the sugar. Sieve in the flour and the baking powder, mixing lightly. Stir in the pecans. 
Pour half the mixture into the brownie pan and drizzle over ¾ of the toffee sauce. Spread over the rest of the brownie mixture.
Bake for 40-45 minutes until firm to the touch. Leave to cool.
Reheat the remaining sauce and spread over the brownie cake before cutting into squares.

Do give it a try.. and enjoy!

6 comments:

Ermayum said...

i love the toffee taste - sangat lah super yummy gambar itu - i makan gula gula perasa toffee ja lah tak pun start buck coffee heheh

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Aida Ismail said...

this is just to delicious. boleh tak boleh tak saya nak pergi rumah mummy nana nanti? =D sanggup saya terbang dari bumi kent. hehe

salam kenal dari editor 100penulis. salam kenal juga dari bumi canterbury, kent.

May Allah bless mummy nana and family =)

maz said...

Slm kenal n jejak kasih nana..mksih ye sdi sngah dpur kcik kmaz tu..waaa jauhnya dia ni..kmaz pun sbnarnya xde la pndai sngat..stkat utk mkn sdri bleh la..hehee..cara kmaz..kmaz sapu mntega/butter skit pda kertas sblum letak kek tu..pastu nana glung slow2 je..memula buat glung kecik gtuw..pastu bru glung hbis..pastu bila dah siap glung..bru tarik slow2 krtas tu dri kek..harap dpt membantu..dan smga brjaya..nana jgn putus asa ye..kmaz pun kdang2 fail jgkk..hehee..kmaz link ye..

maya amir said...

oo my sgt temptingggg:)

Mummy Nana said...

Ermayum: Heheh.. starbucks toffee nut latte pun favourite I tu...

Aida: Salam kenal... student ke kat Kent ke? Hehehe bgtaulah kalau nak dtg singgah..

Kak Maz: Hari2 saya singgah menjamu selera kat blog Kak Maz.. tulah suka sgt kek tu simple jek dah cuba few times tapi xcantik jek jadi kulit nipis tu lekat kat kertas... walaupun abes jek kek tu dimakan... heheh nanti Insyallah nak cuba lagi guna tips Kak Maz... Thanks ye...

Maya: Apa kata u try buat.. sedap lah.. tapi I suka coklat brownies lagi kot.. :-)

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