Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Ingredients
3 eggs
Granulated sugar - 110 grams
Emulsifier - 1/4 tsp
Versatile flour - 60 grams
Chocolate powder - 25 grams
Margarine - 85 grams
Ripe chocolate (DCC), chopped
- 50 grams
Chocolate sweetened condensed milk - 35 grams
Cooking oil, for greasing the pan - to taste
The steps
1. Brush the pan with cooking oil. Cover the top with baking paper. Set aside.
2. Heat a steamer pan. Cover the lid with a cloth / napkin.
3. Melt margarine with cooked chocolate while continuing to stir. Use low heat. After melting
and evenly mixed, then let it cool.
4. In a container, mix an egg, sugar, and emulsifier with moderate speed to white and fluffy.
5. Add flour and cocoa powder while sifting. Stir back with a spatula until smooth.
6. Add the melted margarine and chocolate. Stir it back until it is completely even.
7. Take 100 grams of the mixture. Mix with 35 grams of chocolate sweetened condensed milk.
Stir well. Set aside.
8. Take a baking sheet and then pour ½ the initial mixture into the pan. Steam for 15 minutes
on medium heat. Lift and remove.
9. Pour the mixture that has been mixed with chocolate sweetened condensed milk into the
pan. Flatten then steam again for 5-10 minutes. Lift and remove.
10. Pour the remaining half of the first mixture into the pan. Flatten then steam until cooked.
Lift and chill. Take the cake out of the pan. Set aside.
11. Ganache: Heat the liquid whipcream and chopped chocolate over low heat. Stir until the
chocolate melts. Put it in a triangle plastic.
12. Spray the liquid ganache onto the brownie cake, starting from the middle to the edge. Step
by step the container / base where the brownies are placed so that the ganache becomes
even.
13. Make a marble motif: Insert the liquid whipcream into a plastic triangle. Spray on the
molten brown ganache on top of the brownies, forming 3 long lines. Use chopsticks or
toothpicks to repeatedly scratch the shape of the number 8 over the liquid sprayed ganache
& whipcrem, to form a marble motif.
14. Ready to be served.
TIPS
1. Don't forget to wrap the steaming lid with a clean cloth / napkin to keep no moisture from
falling on the surface of the brownies.
2. Use good quality cocoa powder and cooked chocolate (DCC) to produce brownies with a
deep brown color.
3. Use a baking sheet with a minimum height of 7 cm, to keep the dough from overflowing.
Brownie dough will rise quite high when steamed and will shrink back when it has cooled.
4. For ganache, liquid whipcream can be replaced with liquid milk.
5. For marble motifs, liquid whipcream can be replaced with melted ripe white chocolate.
Chocolate Pudding