CHOCOLATE BROWNIES

Teksturnya basah seperti fudge. Disantap dingin lebih enak karena teksturnya akan lebih padat.

Bahan:

225 g cokelat masak pekat
225 g mentega tawar
200 g gula pasir
1 batang vanilla, ambil bijinya
3 butir telur ayam
150 g almond keping
250 g mete, panggang, cincang halus

Cara Membuat:

Olesi loyang ukuran 22x22x5 cm dengan margarin. Alasi dengan kertas roti. Olesi dengan margarin. Sisihkan.
Lelehkan cokelat dan mentega dengan teknik au bain marie1). Angkat. Masukkan gula dan vanilla, aduk hingga gula larut.
Setelah tidak panas, masukkan telur satu per satu sambil dikocok menggunakan whisk hingga rata. Tambahkan almond dan mete, aduk rata. Tuang ke dalam loyang.
Panggang di dalam oven panas bersuhu 160º C hingga matang (± 35 menit). Keluarkan.
Taruh di atas rak kawat hingga tidak panas. Keluarkan dari loyang. Potong-potong, sajikan.

1)Au bain marie: Teknik melelehkan di dalam mangkuk stainless steel dan ditempatkan di panci berisi air. Air tidak boleh menyentuh dasar mangkuk. Aduk hingga bahan meleleh di atas api kecil.

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CHOCO CHIP COOKIES

Ingredients : 100 g of low-fat butter 5 0 g of brown sugar 20 g egg whites 2 tsp vanilla powder 20 g cashew nuts , finely chopped 20 g of chocolate chips Sift together : 125 g flour versatile 100 g of powdered chocolate How to Make :

YOUR BRAIN IS NAGGING YOU? HERE ARE 5 WAYS TO MAKE ITS STOP.

Your job review is scheduled in two days and, in passing, your boss says, “Well, we’ll certainly have a lot to talk about.” You try to put what he said out of your mind—what did he mean by that?—but it keeps coming back, and now you’re a nervous wreck. You’re sitting in the airport, ready to board, and thoughts of every plane crash you’ve ever read about keep barging into your head. You try to shake them off, reminding yourself that plane travel is safer than driving a car, but it doesn’t work. You’re going to the doctor next week to have that mark on your thigh looked at and you think it’s probably nothing, but worst-case scenarios float into your head 24/7 and distracting yourself doesn’t work. Why is that?

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