Steam Method. The steam method is another effective way to soften hard brownies. Place the brownies on a plate and cover them with a damp paper towel. Then, place the plate in a steamer basket and steam them for 5-10 minutes. This will help to rehydrate the brownies and make them soft and moist again.
Preheat cast iron skillet for a 10 full minutes. Meanwhile, combine butter, chocolate chips and cocoa in a medium bowl and mash together with a large spoon. In a separate small bowl, combine eggs, vanilla and sugar. Mix to combine well. Add egg mixture to chocolate and mix well, ensuring everything is well combined.
If your brownies are too soft or mushy, here are a few simple tricks: Bake them for a few more minutes. Microwave them (for 1-2 minutes) Double-check that you followed your recipe correctly. Add more dry ingredients like flour or cocoa powder. Add a tablespoon of corn starch. Let them cool for a bit longer.
1) The brownie was cooked too long or too low in temperature. This can cause the oils and butter to break down and create a thickening dough. This will cause the brownies to be gooey in the middle. 2) The brownie was not properly cooled before it was put into storage or display. This can cause the oils and butter to react and create a thick dough.
Preheat the oven to 350β. Melt the cannabutter and dark chocolate together in a bain-marie or microwave. Add sugar, vanilla, molasses, and salt to the mixture. Add both eggs (one at a time) and mix well. After five minutes, you should see a ribbon of five seconds after lifting your whisk from the batter.
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