Okay but when I saw the recipe matrix in my copy I practically screamed with delight! I think EVERY cookbook should have one, and it's such a Claire move. I love being able to plan with it and decide "Do I want a major project, or just something that I can whip up in a few hours?" It's my literal favorite part of the book.
My usual Trinity of food UA-camrs is Ragusea, Lagerstrom, and Chlebowski. 95% of my meals come from one of those three. But when it comes to dessert, Claire is basically royalty. She was the highlight of BA during her time there. Both her books are absolute FIRE. And this channel is as chill, instructive, and relatable(we've all lost important stuff on recipe day, but you'll never see a food tuber admit to it) as anyone could ever ask for. She is the epitome of food-tuber that should be wholeheartedly supported by everyone with an interest in the culinary arts.
Finally, someone who is not afraid to say they like milk choc. I kept on thinking that there must be something wrong with my buds because I just cannot seem to get on with dark chocolate. I love you Claire!
I love the care given to this series. The time stamps, the intro sequence, the Felix and Archie cameos, the fun familiar moments of waiting for your neighbour to stop vacuuming or finding room in the fridge....such joy
06:47 Adam Ragusea here actually did some pretty scientific study and found that it's dissolving the sugar entirely into the other wet ingredients that promotes the formation of that crispy smooth skin, BTW.
That's cool and great to know. "Stirring the eggs longer" probably kinda masks that as a misconception since that's the most moisture you get in the batter, so stirring longer really is to dissolve all the sugar rather than whatever over reasons it might be. Lol
@@ellenkuang8853 there are multiple factors that play a role in getting a crackly top brownie, should never take one chefs word as law, good to listen and do your own research, whipping the eggs you are incorporating air which in my experience does help to form a crackly top when they go to bake, so i think everyones right haha
This is how Claire is so relatable to our generation: - She loses her baking pans even in a small place - She is forever trying to find room in her fridge for those with stuff piling up - She admits to having literal typos in a PUBLISHED cookbook - She even has to reference said cookbook to remember what she even mentioned, and it’s her own recipes. Plus her baking is amazing. ❤️ Never change Claire. Never change. ☺️
@@AlexandraAndStuff Since she is doing recipes that are meant to be made by anyone, something tells me that its unlikely to involve tempering chocolate
I have been making the same brownies for decades. Everyone always loved them. They are delicious. That said, having made these this weekend, I will probably never make my old recipe again. These are now my forever brownies as well.
Reading off the ingredients was what she was known for on the “other” channel. It’s basically her trademark....unless it’s owned be the “other” channel.
These are quite possibly the best brownies I’ve ever made/had...and i say this growing up with a dad who is an exceptional baker and has made some seriously good brownies before. I had one after it cooled for an hour, and before I chilled, and it reminded me of a slightly more set chocolate lava cake. I literally can’t stop sneaking little bits from the brownie pan or talking/thinking about them. Thank you for changing my life with this recipe, Claire. These are now my “forever” brownies, too.
Never been into brownies because I struggle with things that are sickly rich and chocolatey, but I really loved these when I made them. They made me realise I'd just never had a good brownie before. Glad Felix is doing better!
Love how the inside of her refrig looks like it belongs to a real person. I appreciate Claire's explanations of the steps she takes with most ingredients.
Oh my God, YES! I absolutely cannot stand those totally fake "modern homestead" TV cooking shows where the woman cooks lamb with homemade ketchup for her 4-year-old kids. Who lives like that?: nobody! Claire is a dose of reality and sanity with deliciousness.
Made this yesterday. Didn't have an 8x8, used a 8 inch round cake pan instead. Baked in convection oven, 170c for 20mins. Came out perfectly. Such a forgiving recipe. Thanks Claire!
I baked these last night and I must agree that these are true "forever" brownies! I will not go back to any other recipe! In the video (4:42), Claire said to add 6 oz chocolate when she wanted to melt them, but in the description, it says 5 oz chocolate. I obviously opted to use 6 oz (duh) and it turned out amazing! I chilled them overnight and these are definitely the best! I totally agree that brownies shouldn't have any leavening agents! Thanks, Claire!
I don't just love you, you made me want to belive in myself and chase my dreams of becoming not just a savory or a pastry chef but become a mixture of both, become the best of both worlds food makes me happy and seeing you explaining to me how to be good at preparing it makes me the happiest 15 year old boy on earth, I really wish that you see this
Claire’s upload description is always golden! Kudos to whoever writes it! Much appreciated and I hope people get to read and appreciate it, too! So detailed and so rich like a ultra smooth, fudgey, chilled brownie!
I love the little explanations of what difference each ingredient makes. Claire 100% got me back into baking a about a year ago and I'm now really reading into food chemistry. It's great to show she knows why she's doing things, not just what she'd doing.
The way her voice softened when she bit into the brownie - it was like another way of telling us how she was pleasantly reminded of how good the brownies are.
"and they ask you how you are, and you just have to say you’re fine when you’re not really fine, but you just can’t get into it, because they would never understand."
Honestly the part about metal/glass was SO helpful. I didnt know glass tends to reduce temp & the other tips she gave - the best part imho. Having her knowledgable about how to fix these totally relatable cooking snafus helps me understand what to do when they happen to me. (And what's gone wrong in recipes before.)
Hey Claire, i bought your book a month ago and finally had a confidence to try one of your recipes! this is just heavenly. i shared this to my neighbor who is going through alot and she just loved it. thanks for this amazing recipe 🥰
When I worked on a boat and we didn’t get to grocery shop very often, we’d call putting the groceries away “fridge Tetris” because we bought so much food. 😆 But then add the extra element of securing stuff in the fridge against rough seas. Always exciting to open a boat fridge in bad weather! (Wow, sorry this comment is very loosely related to the OP’s comment. 🤣)
@@Kat-oz3zy i think maybe i need to learn how to properly play this fridge tetris (i feel like it needs to become a real thing now?) as i’m always overwhelmed with how much needs to be squeezed into my tiny fridge!
Since Claire has uploaded this a couples of years ago during valentine’s day I have made this recipe religiously. Everyone who has tried this loved it. The brown sugar really does add the perfect chewy texture and the milk chocolate brightens up the brownie. It has a wonderful crackly top as well. You can add semi-sweet or dark chocolate in the brownie but everyone who ate it liked the milk chocolate version better. Hazelnuts are a fun addition too. I have tried many brownie recipes and this is the only one I have made more than twice.
@@JeffO-I don’t know from experience, but I recall hearing that chocolate chips as sold in stores have something in or on them to keep them from melting so that they stay distinct in your baked goods. As such, I’d recommend sticking to the melting chocolate if you need the chocolate to melt
"a cakey brownie is just chocolate cake" FACTS! any brownie that doesn't contain whole chocolate / cocoa butter is NOT brownie, just a chocolate cake in disguise.
These were the first baked goods I’ve ever made from scratch in my life, and they turned out great! Roommates and coworkers highly enjoyed! I was surprised by how easy Claire made this recipe to follow, I’m excited to get to more stuff from her book!
I made these over the weekend and they are subliiiiiime. I was skeptical about the cooling then chilling, but this is a step you definitely should adhere to!! My pan was only 6x6 so I baked the rest in a muffin tin and ate them warm-not as good! Chill them, people!! I’m making them again this weekend but I’m doing at least a double batch, maybe even a triple 🤤
Favorite part of every Dessert Person video is when Claire inevitably has to try and find room in her fridge to chill something. Makes me smile every time :)
Claire, I'm your fan from Brazil/Japan 😊. And this is the best brownie I've ever baked and tried. I reduced the sugar a little bit and I used instant powder milk because I didn't find the malted one. Amazing recipe! 😊
My 15 year old daughter made these today after we watched your video, I have your book too. These are hands down the best brownies I’ve ever tasted. I cannot ever eat another brownie again. These are our “forever” brownies as well. *chef’s kiss*
Thank you so much, Claire. I made this recipe yesterday and they turned out perfect. Crispy on the outside and fudgy on the inside. Best brownies ever!!
Hi Claire, I recently lost my girlfriend. I am very sad at the moment. But my girlfriend is a sweet tooth person. I tried to make these brownies today. If my girlfriend was alive she would have loved these. They are awesome, not too sweet and totally moist. Thanks for the recipe, the results made me a little bit happy today. Keep up the good work.
These are incredibly delicious!!! I baked these for our Valentine's day! I doubled the recipe and baked these in a 9x13 because in a house with 2 teenaged boys and a husband I knew the quantity of an 8x8 would only last a minute. Thanks so much for this recipe, this truly will be our forever brownie!!
So I have now made these twice within the span of the last week. Once for myself and once for family for Easter, and I don’t think I’ll ever make another brownie recipe again. These are essentially a Gourmet Makes of the Little Debbie Cosmic Brownie and I’m here for these again and again!!
I watched this at like midnight last night and got a craving. Today I went to the shops (well,my grandpa took me, I'm only 17) and bought the ingredients we were missing. Gonna try make them now. I've never made brownies before or had any success melting chocolate so we'll see how this goes.
When she mentioned thoroughly whisking in the eggs to get that glossy top all I could think about was Adam Ragusea's brownie skin series and making sure the sugar is thoroughly dissolved lmao
Baked these on Saturday and they are actually fantastic brownies... nice to look at, fudgy, rich but quite easy to make... I used a mix of 64% dark chocolate and Lindt dark chocolate with hazelnuts and the final product was truly outstanding...
First of all thank you for sharing this amazing recipe with us! :) I tried the recipe as written and the brownies were good but for my taste they turned out way to sweet, maybe it's because I from Europe and our sweets are less sweet than sweets from the US. So I cut the sugar down to 130 grams of just white sugar, added extra 10 grams of cocoa powder and extra 10 grams of flour to get the right texture. Also I just added 170 grams of mixed chopped nuts as chocolate (especially milk chocolate) would make the brownie again too sweet and i think hazelnuts or almonds are really delicious in combination with something as chocolatey and fudgy as these brownies.
thanks for this comment! the brownies turned out too sweet for my taste too, good to know it's possible to basically halve the sugar and not lose the chewy texture, which I loved. Had the thought of replacing milk chocolate with hazelnuts too
I trust Claire’s recipes so much that I got up at 7am as soon as I saw this video to make these brownies, trusted her so much that I used the last of my eggs and butter to make them. And they’re perfect and delicious.
Listen, I made these thinking "how much different can they be from regular brownies?". No, these are above and beyond regular brownies! Claire you did the damn thing with this recipe!
Claire I have not bought a baking cookbook in a long while. I have finally found one . From a person who verbally sounds like me and loves to bake . Baking makes me relax I can’t wait for your book.
I made these. I made them with the King Arthur keto flour and it worked. These are amazing. Accidentally melted dark chocolate, but will be making these again. They were so perfect texture wise, I can't wait to have an excuse to indulge again.
I love how the biggest chunk of the video that is literally the entire process of making the batter but includes only a few seconds of Felix's picture is titled "Check-in with Felix (Photograph from Vet)
i've made these three times - twice for my family, once with my girlfriend. twice for my family because they needed another pan a few days after the first was finished, lol! it's my favorite recipe from dessert person so far. thanks for sharing it with us, Claire!
@@DenaBrody220 I do store them in the fridge. Sometimes I eat them straight from there, but I have also really liked microwaving them for a few seconds and having them with vanilla ice cream.
I just made this for my girlfriend for valentines... wow! Definitely forever brownies! Ive been waiting for the perfect recipe. There's a reason we love Claire! Thank you so much for your dedication and for sharing it with us. I think I'll be making this every week.
I just bought you book and it arrived yesterday! The matrix as you mentioned in this video is super neat and very useful :) definitely making these brownies this weekend 💕
I love love love this. Anytime I see brownie recipes I hear bakers talk about fudgey vs cakey. Bleeeerghh. I dont like either. If I want something cakey, I'll eat cake. And as for "fudgy", raw batter is all that means. A chewy chunky fudgy but not runny brownie is my favorite. And this recipe nails it!!
I followed this recipe the other day, and the brownies were FANTASTIC! I used a 9x9 pan and accidentally underbaked them quite a bit, so after chilling I ended up putting them back in the oven for a few minutes and they came back out perfect! Very forgiving. I also used Whoppers instead of malted milk powder (couldn't find any) and I think that worked great.
I finally made these and can confirm that after trying MANY recipes, these are the ONLY homemade brownies that taste better than boxed brownies!! SO. GOOD.
Thanks for watching! What dessert are you making this Valentine’s Day?
This one 🥰
Cheesecake I think I have a low kcal recipe I am obsessed with 😅😅😅
heart cake :)
Beyond a shadow of a doubt this one...just gotta convert the measurements x
Probably just brownies cause it's all I can make
Claire trying to find space in her fridge will never get old.
She needs a second mini fridge
Also the weather report using a kitchen thermometer lmao
@@unknown_moon7570 mini isn't really gonna solve many issues I think ;)
I almost thought she was gonna finish the episode without having a fridge situation hahaha
At this point we really don't need a fridge tour, we're getting it in drops and drabs throughout all the videos.
Okay but when I saw the recipe matrix in my copy I practically screamed with delight! I think EVERY cookbook should have one, and it's such a Claire move. I love being able to plan with it and decide "Do I want a major project, or just something that I can whip up in a few hours?" It's my literal favorite part of the book.
Yeah that's truly genious
claire's videos are honestly so relaxing
Bob Ross: "Does she beat the devil out of it?"
My usual Trinity of food UA-camrs is Ragusea, Lagerstrom, and Chlebowski. 95% of my meals come from one of those three.
But when it comes to dessert, Claire is basically royalty. She was the highlight of BA during her time there. Both her books are absolute FIRE. And this channel is as chill, instructive, and relatable(we've all lost important stuff on recipe day, but you'll never see a food tuber admit to it) as anyone could ever ask for.
She is the epitome of food-tuber that should be wholeheartedly supported by everyone with an interest in the culinary arts.
I’m a simple man, Claire makes anything: I believe it must be the best version of that thing
Me: watches Claire make soup dumplings and immediately disregards grandma’s recipe 🥲
Finally, someone who is not afraid to say they like milk choc. I kept on thinking that there must be something wrong with my buds because I just cannot seem to get on with dark chocolate. I love you Claire!
Raise your hand if Claire makes you believe you can bake anything!!LOVE her!!
“Anyone can cook!” - Ratatouille, and also Claire
I love the care given to this series. The time stamps, the intro sequence, the Felix and Archie cameos, the fun familiar moments of waiting for your neighbour to stop vacuuming or finding room in the fridge....such joy
06:47 Adam Ragusea here actually did some pretty scientific study and found that it's dissolving the sugar entirely into the other wet ingredients that promotes the formation of that crispy smooth skin, BTW.
i was just thinking ab this, you got to comment it before i did >:( !
@@sth5033 mwahahah!
I was looking for this comment
That's cool and great to know. "Stirring the eggs longer" probably kinda masks that as a misconception since that's the most moisture you get in the batter, so stirring longer really is to dissolve all the sugar rather than whatever over reasons it might be. Lol
@@ellenkuang8853 there are multiple factors that play a role in getting a crackly top brownie, should never take one chefs word as law, good to listen and do your own research, whipping the eggs you are incorporating air which in my experience does help to form a crackly top when they go to bake, so i think everyones right haha
This is how Claire is so relatable to our generation:
- She loses her baking pans even in a small place
- She is forever trying to find room in her fridge for those with stuff piling up
- She admits to having literal typos in a PUBLISHED cookbook
- She even has to reference said cookbook to remember what she even mentioned, and it’s her own recipes.
Plus her baking is amazing. ❤️
Never change Claire. Never change. ☺️
Claire: "Chocolate is a very, VERY temperature sensitive ingredient"
everyone: *gets tempered chocolate flashbacks*
I wonder if she's gonna temper chocolate in one of these
@@AlexandraAndStuff Since she is doing recipes that are meant to be made by anyone, something tells me that its unlikely to involve tempering chocolate
*Sohla materializes*
Yes! Hahaha I thought the same thing.
@@poop696969poop Please don't mention that name here.
I have been making the same brownies for decades. Everyone always loved them. They are delicious.
That said, having made these this weekend, I will probably never make my old recipe again. These are now my forever brownies as well.
When she almost started reading the ingredients 😂
I was so mad at the editor for teasing us like that!
“Sorry, sorry...” 😂
This!!!
My dumbass thought it only had two ingredients... 😔
Reading off the ingredients was what she was known for on the “other” channel. It’s basically her trademark....unless it’s owned be the “other” channel.
These are quite possibly the best brownies I’ve ever made/had...and i say this growing up with a dad who is an exceptional baker and has made some seriously good brownies before.
I had one after it cooled for an hour, and before I chilled, and it reminded me of a slightly more set chocolate lava cake.
I literally can’t stop sneaking little bits from the brownie pan or talking/thinking about them.
Thank you for changing my life with this recipe, Claire. These are now my “forever” brownies, too.
Never been into brownies because I struggle with things that are sickly rich and chocolatey, but I really loved these when I made them. They made me realise I'd just never had a good brownie before. Glad Felix is doing better!
Love how the inside of her refrig looks like it belongs to a real person. I appreciate Claire's explanations of the steps she takes with most ingredients.
Oh my God, YES! I absolutely cannot stand those totally fake "modern homestead" TV cooking shows where the woman cooks lamb with homemade ketchup for her 4-year-old kids. Who lives like that?: nobody! Claire is a dose of reality and sanity with deliciousness.
it made me so happy when she started reading the ingredients of the malted milk powder and the editing was like it was for Gourmet Makes HAHA
Made this yesterday. Didn't have an 8x8, used a 8 inch round cake pan instead. Baked in convection oven, 170c for 20mins. Came out perfectly. Such a forgiving recipe. Thanks Claire!
I baked these last night and I must agree that these are true "forever" brownies! I will not go back to any other recipe! In the video (4:42), Claire said to add 6 oz chocolate when she wanted to melt them, but in the description, it says 5 oz chocolate. I obviously opted to use 6 oz (duh) and it turned out amazing! I chilled them overnight and these are definitely the best! I totally agree that brownies shouldn't have any leavening agents! Thanks, Claire!
Rip I followed the text and used 5 and it's noticeably weaker than 6. 6 I did in 1 batch then switched to 5 cause I thought I made a mistake. Aaahhh
Fwiw 5 is totally fine lol if anything 6 is too rich for my friends
the recipe matrix is literally so nice and so soothing to the eye??? it’s perfect.
as soon as i saw that in the book, i was like "... this is so claire".
The BEST BROWNIES I’ve ever made and eaten. Getting a lot of compliments this holiday season. Thanks Claire!
I just noticed that she has Vinny!!! Welcome back Vincenzo
WHAT😻😭 my heart feels so full omg
This is the good news I needed after the trainwreck that was 2020 💜
What is Vinny?
@@adah8582 Vinny is Vinny
@@adah8582 He's "Vin". Who's better than him?
I don't just love you, you made me want to belive in myself and chase my dreams of becoming not just a savory or a pastry chef but become a mixture of both, become the best of both worlds food makes me happy and seeing you explaining to me how to be good at preparing it makes me the happiest 15 year old boy on earth, I really wish that you see this
Proud of you for making your dream everything you want. Best of luck with it, I’m sure you can do it and you have picked an awesome role model
Salute to you and best of luck on your journey!! This comment made me happy too😊
You can do it!! Keep working towards your dream! :D
👏
Claire having her own YT channel is one of the best things to ever happen in my life 🧡🧡🧡
Claire’s upload description is always golden! Kudos to whoever writes it! Much appreciated and I hope people get to read and appreciate it, too! So detailed and so rich like a ultra smooth, fudgey, chilled brownie!
I love the little explanations of what difference each ingredient makes. Claire 100% got me back into baking a about a year ago and I'm now really reading into food chemistry. It's great to show she knows why she's doing things, not just what she'd doing.
Someone needs to make a compilation of claire struggling with her overflowing yet organised fridge and her taking stuff out to chill in her desserts
I can't decide if I love the animation because of how ethereal it makes Claire look, or if it's the kitty that steals the show
The way her voice softened when she bit into the brownie - it was like another way of telling us how she was pleasantly reminded of how good the brownies are.
Unable to ignore the backdrop of the most stunning sticky buns ever
dont be nasty pls
@@Blackoutwhiteout23 they're literally next to the window...
I was looking for this comment x
@@Blackoutwhiteout23 😂
Where is my sticky bun recipe, Claire??? I need them in my life!
Claire: "I recommend a metal pan. I'm going to bake in glass today. It's fine."
Claire's eyes: "It's not fine."
"and they ask you how you are, and you just have to say you’re fine when you’re not really fine, but you just can’t get into it, because they would never understand."
@@squidspecs The secret ingredient is internal torment.
Claire's ability to lose/misplace a freakin' ass PAN inside her tiny kitchen/small apartment is hilarious to me, but oh so relatable.
Probably loses them like me, when sharing baked goods.
@@kjdude8765 ooh, good point. I'm the same with books.
@@kjdude8765 yup! accidentally give someone a pan and you will never see it again lol
ASS PAN
Or it's in the freezer
Honestly the part about metal/glass was SO helpful. I didnt know glass tends to reduce temp & the other tips she gave - the best part imho. Having her knowledgable about how to fix these totally relatable cooking snafus helps me understand what to do when they happen to me. (And what's gone wrong in recipes before.)
Me: Just baked a batch of brownies
Claire: Releases a video for brownies
Me: Wow it's been so long since I've had brownies. Better start baking!
Hey Claire, i bought your book a month ago and finally had a confidence to try one of your recipes! this is just heavenly. i shared this to my neighbor who is going through alot and she just loved it. thanks for this amazing recipe 🥰
Oh God Claire, these look beautiful 🤧
mon dieu claire! ces regards beau.
Damn bruh I think we got the same tastes. I see you everywhere lol
Only because a goddess is making them. If we tried, they'd look like turds 🤣
We are watching the same UA-cam videos just saw you on Babishes vid
I 100% read this comment in Brad's voice. xD
this is perfect.the way she describe ingridience,useing tools,and.... just perfect.
THE EDITOR BRINGING BACK GOURMET MAKES FOR .3 SECONDS HAD ME ON THE FLOOOOR 😭😭😂😂✋🏻
when??
@@tinaa5331 2:14
@@the.muffinohhh i see lmao the worst part of gourmet makes which I always skipped lmao
That dessert matrix is the most Claire thing ever.
one of my favorite parts of these videos is watching Claire play tetris with her fridge
it was just a matter of time before stuff started falling out of there.
I'd play a game based around that, a tetris clone but it's Claire's fridge
When I worked on a boat and we didn’t get to grocery shop very often, we’d call putting the groceries away “fridge Tetris” because we bought so much food. 😆 But then add the extra element of securing stuff in the fridge against rough seas. Always exciting to open a boat fridge in bad weather! (Wow, sorry this comment is very loosely related to the OP’s comment. 🤣)
@@Kat-oz3zy don't be sorry, brought me a chuckle therefore it was worth it
@@Kat-oz3zy i think maybe i need to learn how to properly play this fridge tetris (i feel like it needs to become a real thing now?) as i’m always overwhelmed with how much needs to be squeezed into my tiny fridge!
Since Claire has uploaded this a couples of years ago during valentine’s day I have made this recipe religiously. Everyone who has tried this loved it. The brown sugar really does add the perfect chewy texture and the milk chocolate brightens up the brownie. It has a wonderful crackly top as well. You can add semi-sweet or dark chocolate in the brownie but everyone who ate it liked the milk chocolate version better. Hazelnuts are a fun addition too. I have tried many brownie recipes and this is the only one I have made more than twice.
Can chocolate chips be used for the melted chocolate? If you don't mind me asking.
@@JeffO-I don’t know from experience, but I recall hearing that chocolate chips as sold in stores have something in or on them to keep them from melting so that they stay distinct in your baked goods. As such, I’d recommend sticking to the melting chocolate if you need the chocolate to melt
*"sitting on my garbage can...waiting for this water to boil...who are we kidding"*
remnants of gourmet makes claire lmao
She was bringing a pan of water to a simmer to bloom the cocoa. Why didn’t she just use some of that water?
the editing when she started reading ingredients was such a tease omg
"a cakey brownie is just chocolate cake" FACTS! any brownie that doesn't contain whole chocolate / cocoa butter is NOT brownie, just a chocolate cake in disguise.
These were the first baked goods I’ve ever made from scratch in my life, and they turned out great! Roommates and coworkers highly enjoyed! I was surprised by how easy Claire made this recipe to follow, I’m excited to get to more stuff from her book!
I’m so happy that you have your own channel and we get to see you more and your recipes! :)
Who is forcing Claire to say "like and subscribe"? My heart breaks for her every time. Sincerely, a subscriber who will like every time.
I made these over the weekend and they are subliiiiiime. I was skeptical about the cooling then chilling, but this is a step you definitely should adhere to!! My pan was only 6x6 so I baked the rest in a muffin tin and ate them warm-not as good! Chill them, people!! I’m making them again this weekend but I’m doing at least a double batch, maybe even a triple 🤤
Made these today.... they won't make it through the weekend. The family LOVED them, even my wife, who isn't fond of sweet things. Thank you Claire!
Favorite part of every Dessert Person video is when Claire inevitably has to try and find room in her fridge to chill something. Makes me smile every time :)
Claire, I'm your fan from Brazil/Japan 😊. And this is the best brownie I've ever baked and tried. I reduced the sugar a little bit and I used instant powder milk because I didn't find the malted one. Amazing recipe! 😊
Relationship status: in a forever relationship with Forever Brownies.
Nice one!
My 15 year old daughter made these today after we watched your video, I have your book too. These are hands down the best brownies I’ve ever tasted. I cannot ever eat another brownie again. These are our “forever” brownies as well. *chef’s kiss*
Thank you so much, Claire. I made this recipe yesterday and they turned out perfect. Crispy on the outside and fudgy on the inside. Best brownies ever!!
Hi Claire,
I recently lost my girlfriend. I am very sad at the moment. But my girlfriend is a sweet tooth person. I tried to make these brownies today. If my girlfriend was alive she would have loved these. They are awesome, not too sweet and totally moist. Thanks for the recipe, the results made me a little bit happy today.
Keep up the good work.
I'm in love with this channel
These are incredibly delicious!!! I baked these for our Valentine's day! I doubled the recipe and baked these in a 9x13 because in a house with 2 teenaged boys and a husband I knew the quantity of an 8x8 would only last a minute. Thanks so much for this recipe, this truly will be our forever brownie!!
I was reading this recipe last night! Stoked to make these!
So I have now made these twice within the span of the last week. Once for myself and once for family for Easter, and I don’t think I’ll ever make another brownie recipe again. These are essentially a Gourmet Makes of the Little Debbie Cosmic Brownie and I’m here for these again and again!!
"oh. We have to talk about the 8x8 pan."
Same claire same.
I watched this at like midnight last night and got a craving. Today I went to the shops (well,my grandpa took me, I'm only 17) and bought the ingredients we were missing. Gonna try make them now. I've never made brownies before or had any success melting chocolate so we'll see how this goes.
When she mentioned thoroughly whisking in the eggs to get that glossy top all I could think about was Adam Ragusea's brownie skin series and making sure the sugar is thoroughly dissolved lmao
same bro!!!
Baked these on Saturday and they are actually fantastic brownies... nice to look at, fudgy, rich but quite easy to make... I used a mix of 64% dark chocolate and Lindt dark chocolate with hazelnuts and the final product was truly outstanding...
I really loved these when I made them.
How u verified with only 2 likes tF bro
Me too, really spectacular
@Cristian I. no it's real and the guy has 150k subs
@Cristian I. and it shows the official verified symbol on his profile soooo...
Just discovered Claire and she is awesome. I am not much of a baker (love to cook) but she makes me feel way less intimidated.
First of all thank you for sharing this amazing recipe with us! :)
I tried the recipe as written and the brownies were good but for my taste they turned out way to sweet, maybe it's because I from Europe and our sweets are less sweet than sweets from the US.
So I cut the sugar down to 130 grams of just white sugar, added extra 10 grams of cocoa powder and extra 10 grams of flour to get the right texture. Also I just added 170 grams of mixed chopped nuts as chocolate (especially milk chocolate) would make the brownie again too sweet and i think hazelnuts or almonds are really delicious in combination with something as chocolatey and fudgy as these brownies.
thanks for this comment! the brownies turned out too sweet for my taste too, good to know it's possible to basically halve the sugar and not lose the chewy texture, which I loved. Had the thought of replacing milk chocolate with hazelnuts too
How is it possible that UA-cam only recommended me this now?!?!? I love Claire!!! I'm so glad you have your own youtube channel!!
That spark of joy when she started reading the ingredients... For then being taken away 😭❤️
I trust Claire’s recipes so much that I got up at 7am as soon as I saw this video to make these brownies, trusted her so much that I used the last of my eggs and butter to make them. And they’re perfect and delicious.
"I like an edge piece but not a corner piece" YES! Thank you, Claire. Preach.
I'll take the corner! 🙋♀️
Listen, I made these thinking "how much different can they be from regular brownies?". No, these are above and beyond regular brownies! Claire you did the damn thing with this recipe!
2:14 😂 JAIL. JAIL TIME FOR THE EDITOR.
Exactlyyyy ahahhaaaa
I gaspeddd
literally flipped when i realized my birthday would be on a thursday and therefore would include a dessert person video. claire did not disappoint!
"This recipe has more ingredients than the average brownie"
_shocked pikachu face_
Claire I have not bought a baking cookbook in a long while. I have finally found one . From a person who verbally sounds like me and loves to bake . Baking makes me relax I can’t wait for your book.
I JUST BAKED THESE YESTERDAY AND THEY WERE SO GOOD 😭😭😭
The sound of that batter being whisked really did it for me. Thanks Claire!!!
Forever brownies to represent our forever love for Claire. ❤️
I made these. I made them with the King Arthur keto flour and it worked. These are amazing. Accidentally melted dark chocolate, but will be making these again. They were so perfect texture wise, I can't wait to have an excuse to indulge again.
I feel like being a part of claire's camera/sound crew must be great you'd leave with so much great food.
These were insanely good! When I tell you I’ve tried every brownie recipe, I mean it. None compare to these! This recipe is a keeper. Thank you queen.
did you add malted milk powder on yours?
@@pleiadeees yes. sorry for being a year late 😭
I love how the biggest chunk of the video that is literally the entire process of making the batter but includes only a few seconds of Felix's picture is titled "Check-in with Felix (Photograph from Vet)
i've made these three times - twice for my family, once with my girlfriend. twice for my family because they needed another pan a few days after the first was finished, lol! it's my favorite recipe from dessert person so far. thanks for sharing it with us, Claire!
Do you store them in the fridge and eat them straight from there?
@@DenaBrody220 I do store them in the fridge. Sometimes I eat them straight from there, but I have also really liked microwaving them for a few seconds and having them with vanilla ice cream.
I’m cryinggg😭😭😭😭 I can’t get over how great the” desert person intro” isss 👌👌👌👌👌
We bought your book, dessert person, today. My hubby got it for me for Valentines day. Keep up the hard work claire.
"Power through. Keep whisking." I'd buy a t-shirt with that slogan.
Seriously! Molly’s selling merch, Claire definitely should.
I was so freaked out by the strenuous whisking, I used my KitchenAid!
I just made this for my girlfriend for valentines... wow! Definitely forever brownies! Ive been waiting for the perfect recipe. There's a reason we love Claire! Thank you so much for your dedication and for sharing it with us.
I think I'll be making this every week.
I just bought you book and it arrived yesterday! The matrix as you mentioned in this video is super neat and very useful :) definitely making these brownies this weekend 💕
Hope you enjoy it!
I made these and they were deadass the best brownie I’ve ever eaten
I want Claire to do a special where she hires a professional organizer to help her with her fridge 🤣
I love love love this. Anytime I see brownie recipes I hear bakers talk about fudgey vs cakey. Bleeeerghh. I dont like either. If I want something cakey, I'll eat cake. And as for "fudgy", raw batter is all that means. A chewy chunky fudgy but not runny brownie is my favorite. And this recipe nails it!!
I got your cookbook and I love it im actually making the pistachio lizer tarts today. !
I followed this recipe the other day, and the brownies were FANTASTIC! I used a 9x9 pan and accidentally underbaked them quite a bit, so after chilling I ended up putting them back in the oven for a few minutes and they came back out perfect! Very forgiving. I also used Whoppers instead of malted milk powder (couldn't find any) and I think that worked great.
I love how she almost said “we’re in a long term relationship” 😂 that’s how I feel about brownies too 💗
As someone who doesn't like brownies, I can proudly say I managed to eat more than a piece of this brownie when I made this yesterday for my family.
I would love a “what’s in Claire’s fridge video” 😆❤️
am I the only one who's been watching Claire's videos just for the sake of the algorithm? she deserves the WORLD.
Claire: *reads ingredients*
Body: *releases endorphins*
I finally made these and can confirm that after trying MANY recipes, these are the ONLY homemade brownies that taste better than boxed brownies!! SO. GOOD.