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Cookie Dough Brownies

13.8.12 By Annie N

I have an addiction to cookbooks and then when I get new cookbooks going through them and post it noting every recipe I want to make. I now have loads of cookbook with lots of bits of paper hanging out of them so I probably should mark the recipes I don’t want to make! It would be easier 🙂

I still haven’t found a job and since I’m back to uni in a couple of months, I’m running out of time as I think it would be harsh to start a job and then have to change/leave because of uni. I was hoping to get a job at the beginning of summer so I could get used to it over summer and they wouldn’t mind so much if I had to change hours. Well what with not having a job I don’t have any money coming in and that is something I hate. I have an Amazon wishlist as long as my arm of cookbooks and cake tins I want need. 

Hopefully someone will find me employable one day so I can buy all these wonderful books and keep baking yummy stuff 🙂 Until then I’ll have to cope with the 25 odd cookbooks I do have 😛 (And the 3 lever arch files full)

Hey ho, today I’ve got a really yummy recipe. Cookie Dough Brownies. Yea you read that right, a layer of chocolatey, gooey brownie and then a layer of delicious, chocolate laden cookie dough. What could be better? And it’s really easy!

Adapted from The Cookie Dough Lover’s Cookbook

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Makes 9-12

Ingredients:

> A 20cm x 20cm pan of your favourite brownies. You can find my recipe here. (There is a recipe for brownies in the original recipe, but I would never stray from my favourite brownie recipe)

For the cookie dough:

> 1 stick butter
> 1/4 cup caster sugar
> 1/2 cup light brown sugar
> 2tbsp milk
> 1/2tsp vanilla extract
> 3/4 cup plain flour
> 1/2 cup milk chocolate chips

> In the original recipe there is also a chocolate glaze to top the cookie dough off, I decided to omit this, but you can glaze them if you’d like.

Method:

> Bake and cool your brownies. Leave them in the cake tin whilst they cool as you need the pan to add the cookie dough. The only difference I made to my brownie recipe was to bake it for 3-4 minutes extra because this is a base, I couldn’t bake them extra gooey like normal otherwise they would just fall apart when sliced.

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> Place the sugars, butter and vanilla in the bowl of your mixer or a large bowl.
> Beat until light and fluffy.
> Add in the flour and milk and beat until smooth.

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> Add the chocolate chips and fold in by hand.
> Place the cookie dough mixture on top of the brownie layer and then smooth with a spatula.

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> Place in the fridge for about an hour and then remove from the cake tin. Slice into 9 or 12 slices and serve.
> These will keep in an airtight container in the fridge for 2-3 days, but store them on a single layer else you’ll have a sticky mess!

Cookie Dough Brownies

Enjoy 🙂

Entered into Thursday’s Treasures over at Recipes For My Boys

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Filed Under: Brownies, Chocolate, Cookies, Recipes Tagged With: brownies, chewy, chocolate, chocolate chip, cookies, dark, fudgey, rich, soft

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Comments

  1. Hillary Miller says

    14.8.12 at 4:45 am

    Gosh!
    You should get arrested for making us hungry, LOL
    The Cookie Dough Brownies look so fresh on the pancake.

    We're really impressed with your creation, may we share your photos in our food photography site
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  2. Annie Standing says

    14.8.12 at 8:33 am

    @Hillary Miller Hi thank you so much 🙂 These were so delicious! I'd be very happy for you to share my photos on foodporn.net 🙂

  3. Debi....Recipes For My Boys says

    22.8.12 at 7:45 pm

    Oh MY!!!! These look wonderful!!! Thank you for sharing your recipes on Thursday's Treasures Week 47. Looking forward to more amazing recipes! <3 and hugs! http://www.recipesformyboys.com/2012/08/thursdays-treasures-week-47.html

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