Peanut Butter Brownie

We all agree that Brownies are delicious. But let's make them even more delicious with the addition of Peanut Brittle. 

  

1 x 150g bag of New Farm Confectionery Peanut Brittle

250g roasted peanuts

Pinch of salt

300g unsalted butter

300g dark chocolate

200g caster sugar

350g brown sugar

6 eggs

2 tsp vanilla extract

150g plain flour

60g cocoa powder

2 tsp salt

  

24cm x 30cm rectangle pan

Baking paper

Food processor

Stand mixer or hand held mixer

  

- Preheat your oven to 160 degrees celsius (fan forced).

- Butter your baking tray and line with parchment, leaving about an inch overhang on two sides

- To prepare your ‘peanut butter’ add a bag of New Farm Confectionery peanut brittle, peanuts and salt to your food processor and blitz on high until a smooth paste forms, making sure to scrape down the sides half way through to ensure all ingredients are incorporated

- Start your brownie batter by adding the unsalted butter and dark chocolate to a small saucepan and heat slowly on a low heat, making sure to mix continuously to avoid burning.

- Once the ingredients have fully melted together, remove from heat

- Whilst your mixture is cooling slightly, use your stand mixer (or hand held) to whisk your eggs, sugars and vanilla extract on high speed for approx 4 minutes or until it has doubled in size and become pale and foamy in appearance

- Turn your mixer to the lowest speed and slowly pour your chocolate mixture in a thin stream into the whipped eggs

- In a medium bowl sift your dry ingredients together and then slowly fold them into your wet mixture

- Pour half your batter into your prepared baking tray and smooth with a spatula until flat

- Spoon half your peanut butter sporadically over the brownie batter and carefully by using a knife, create swirls by making figure 8’s through your batter

- Pour in the rest of the brownie batter and repeat the same process with the leftover peanut butter

- Bake in your preheated oven for 1 hour and 10 minutes

- Cool in the baking tray fully before using the overhanging parchment to pull the brownie out of the tray

- Cut into desired shape and enjoy!

  

Place your brownie slab in the fridge for 30 minutes to slightly harden before cutting as this will create sharp lines and neat brownie squares