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Summary: Learn how to bake brownies in this free online baking video.
Marieve Herington, has had a passion for the culinary arts and entertaining since she was very young, opening her first freelance Event coordinating and catering company when she was...read more
"Alright so now we've officially added the third part to our triple chocolate brownies. It's time to add them to the pan. Now I'm lining my pan with tin foil because otherwise you know how brownie get. They can be very gooey and impossible to lift out of the pan so at least, if you're lining the pan, even though it's not terribly pretty to bake in, your brownies will come out easier and in terms of cutting purposes it will be much easier. So, I'm going to add, look how thick this batter is. It's not a whole lot of flour or eggs or sugar in this, just a whole lot of chocolate, OK. Now try as best as you can to sort of push it into the little corners, just like that, sort of. Encourage it to go into the corners and it doesn't look like a lot of batter. Can you see those bits of the caramel and chocolate? They're going to bake up really delicious. Get it as even as you can. The great thing about brownies is for the most part they tend to even out on their own. OK so this is going into a 350 oven for about 25 minutes. You'll be able to tell, brownies are so difficult to tell because ovens vary so much but if it's still wobbling in the middle, not ready yet. So, around 25 minutes but it might vary for your oven. "
eHow Article: Bake Brownies