Fool proof Brownie recipe anyone?

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I need to find a Brownie recipe that works well. All I want is a gooey middle and slightly crispy outside.

Mine either end up a pile of goo or just cake. :(

This is my first world problem, and I need help!
fat bastard

I have an urge to bake now

Bike I got that recipe on MN when I posted about "What The Jeff is him out of GBBO doing whisking the eggs'n'sugar when he's demonstrating KitchnAids? Is it just to sell the mixer?"

I used to use one from The Telegraph but the ingredients were just mixed (and nice enough) but whisked is sublime, and the cocoa tastes velvety.

So that's the one I've used since (and YY it is the same )

But now, I'm gluten free and dairy free so no fecking brownies for me unless I use GF flour and oh, I don't know, dairy free spread or coconut oil

Has anyone got a good dairy free brownie recipe?

I don't rate the Niger Slater recipe, and I own a Kitchenaid.
My favourite are Nigella's everyday brownies from her Kitchen book, they are just right cake and brownie and fudgey.
Nigel's were heavy and lumpen.

70 - I do the Hummingbird recipe gf using cornflour as a straight swap. Good dark chocolate will be df anyway then use Pure or Vitalite.

In fact I've still got six pieces of gf hummingbird downstairs ...

::chucks toddler towards bed and stuffs face::

I feel a spreadsheet coming on.... You're all invited to the taste testings as.long as your happy to be part of the feedback team

Third (fourth) the recipe Moab linked to. It is amazing. I have had many requests from family and friends to make them for them.

Place marking to make some tomorrow.

Anyone just made brownies because of this thread?

raspberry brownies are good.

raspberry, cheesecake choc brownies are even better.

i have one with 5 eggs
450g of sugar and only 150g of flour

OPULENT

Dribbles

Caty I cheat and use the Betty Crocker brownie mix as that is dairy free!

I might have to try those salted caramel ones

I usually recommend the Laura in the Kitchen Fudgy brownies, it's not too frivolous on the ingredients.

HFW Cocoa Brownies are also very lovely...Domestic Sluttery adapted that recipe for After Eight brownies, also delish

Can't do links as they are on my dead laptop

www.bakingmad.com/the-ultimate-chocolate-brownie-recipe/

I'm not much of a baker but I tried this recipe the other week and the brownies were delicious.

Really want to try the Nutella brownies now.

This one from Cooking with Kids by Rob Kirby is pronounced to be even better than the Hummingbird one. I leave out the hazelnuts as often baking for school which is nut free.

cooked.com/uk/Rob-Kirby/Absolute-Press/Cook-with-Kids/Bakers-shop/Gooey-chocolate-brownies-recipe

Made 3 ingredient nutella brownies the other day, haven't chicken clef the links already posted so forgive me if I'm repeating this recipe but they're so lush and easy I just have to!
1 and 1/4 cup nutella, 2 eggs and half a cup of flour. Mix together and bake gas 4. I think if said 15 minutes in recipe but I ended up doing a bit longer cos looked v wobbly and as I had v little experience of baking brownies I didn't know if that was done or not so shoved it back in. Kids and I loved them and ds2 has asked for them for his birthday next month

70isalimit...recipe for you...Gluten free brownies they seem weird because of the chick peas but they are really nice, you'd never guess not in a million years!

I think I'm going to make the salt caramel ones later, I don't have a sweet tooth but they sound gorgeous.

These are my fave never go wrong even with gf flour and sainsburys basic choc. I agree it's the whisking of eggs and sugar separately. Also these use granulated sugar so extra crunch!
www.greenandblacks.co.uk/recipes/Chocolate-and-Cherry-Brownies?r=45259

So many brilliant suggestions. I've asked Mn if it can be moved to baking so it doesn't get lost in Chat!

I just tried the Nutella recipe but it was really 'cakey' - like a really dry sponge I didn't even give it the full time said in the recipe, is this normal or did I totally cock it up?

Going to have to make a batch of my favourites now and convince myself that I'll burn off all the calories whisking

Thanks ShuShu but I can't have pulses .
I have bought some coconut flour and some DoveFarm GF flour so I'm going to try some recipe tweaking.

And Nigellas Olive Oil cake is good (DF/GF uses almonds)