Doctored Box Brownie - Too Sweet!
Baking By The_Feeding_Of_The_Fox Updated 30 Apr 2018 , 11:45pm by AAtKT
Hey everyone,
Pleased to meet you all, this is my first post!
I'm new to doctoring box mixes and am using a box mix of brownies for a friends wedding. I managed to get a 3.5kg mix from a wholesale place (Chef's Larder - brand) and I've been practising with a couple of batches. So far they are obnoxiously sweet!
I've not altered the recipe much, I used coffee instead of water, added some vanilla, a tablespoon of cocoa powder, some melted butter and chocolate chips.
Could anyone give me any tips or ideas as to how I could alter the sweetness? I think this first batch is going to be too oily so I'm swapping out the butter for a little milk next time, but would yogart be a better shout for reducing sweetness?
Thanks in advance for any help!
Imogen
I would add a big pinch of salt and more coffee.
I sometimes make ganache with a non-dairy cream which is far too sweet for me. Salt and coffee makes it much better and really balanced out the sweetness.
If you are melting the chocolate chips to add them... Try unsweetened bakers chocolate instead for that... it will also reduce the sweetness...
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