4 Tweaks for the Fudgiest Brownies of All Time
Want supermoist, dense, almost truffle-like treats? All it takes are a few small changes.
By Lynn Andriani
Up the Fat
Maybe you've seen this recommendation on the back of the brownie mix box: Add an additional egg [or just the egg yolk] for a fudgier brownie. In his new book, How to Bake Everything, Mark Bittman concurs: Stir in an egg yolk, along with the rest of the eggs called for in the recipe, and you'll end up with a denser treat. The reason: There's fat in the yolk, which contributes richness; whereas, the whites are lean and produce a more cake-like texture.
Published 11/22/2016