Proper delicious brownie recipe?

[NoNoNoNoNoYabu]

I've tried a few different recipes for brownies but have still never been able to replicate the odd few I have had in naice restaurants.

Not a thick slab of slightly undercooked chocolate cake with fashionable extras. I want a plain, dark, slight gooey brownie with that nice crust on the top.

I'm beginning to think the chefs are keeping it a secret, can anyone help?

Try searching the recipes bit on here for suzywongs brownies.

Never fail for me.

In fact I need to do some of these tomorrow now I'm thinking if these.

This reminds me I used to make tasty brownies. Delia recipe. Must try it again sometime.

Laura in the Kitchen Fudgy Brownie recipe.....HERE is very lovely

I use muscovado sugar rather than white sugar

Also if you want to make a NICE version of the cream egg brownies then use this recipe and 4-6 creme eggs, either bash them and drop them into the mix when it is in the tin, or cut them in half and set them into the batter before baking.

Following :)

The nigella recipe is pretty fabulous.

The Nigel slater recipe from the first kitchen diaries

Actually I think I'll make some now, I need cheering up

I'd heard the Nigella ones were good. Also Pret a Manger are supposed to be gorgeous but I've never made them.

There's a Cadbury Creme egg recipe in the Lidl Easter magazine that look amazing, but not for the faint hearted . Can you get one of them? If not I'll post it.

My best recipe at the moment is Mary Berry's Dark Indulgent Chocolate Brownies - but I only put half the amount of coffee in.

DH prefers it when I bake Gordon Ramsay's Blondies are better though -cranberry and white chocolate.

These are amazing

Betty crockers brownie mix is the best I've ever had. I can never make them from scratch anywhere near as good :) (and I bake a lot!)

I don't have the recipe to hand but the Hummingbird bakery raspberry cheesecake brownie has a simple brownie layer that I just bake on it's own!

how about triple choc brownies, these will get devoured very quickly if your house is anything like mine :)
www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/triplechocolatebrown_7685

Try googling for best ever brownies - there's a cookery series in the guardian which is best ever...and the writer tries out loads of recipes and takes the best bit of each to make the best recipe. The brownie one she comes up with is pretty fab - slightly chewy crust (which comes from beating your eggs) and fudgy inside without being too dense.
Hungry now.

Here is my recipe that never fails unless you accidentally set your oven to grill like I did once

Melt together 250g of butter and 400g of dark chocolate, and in a seperate bowl, whisk together 250g of dark muscovado sugar and 3 large eggs.

Pour the melty chocolate into the egg/sugar mix and stir together, then fold in 85g of plain flour and half tsp of baking powder until all combined.

If you like at this point, you can stir in some vanilla extract, or some orange zest, or a splash of liquer to add some flavour. Sometimes I stir in some chopped up white chocolate, or some white chocolate buttons if I'm feeling lazy!

Pour into a lined baking tray and bake for 30ish minutes, at 180c until the top is cooked but there is still a bit of wobble to it. This depends on your oven of course!

Leave to cool in the tray, overnight is good, then cut into quite small pieces and eat them all yourself quickly in case someone else wants to share!