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Sunday, August 14, 2011

Easy Chocolate Brownie Fudge (Eggless) - with Step-by-Step pictures (No oven or microwave needed)

Don't have an oven? No problem! You can still treat your family with these addictive, not-too-sweet chocolate yummies!  Isn't that wonderful that you can make brownies by spending just 5 minutes of your time and using as little as 5 ingredients? Plus, this is 100% vegetarian-friendly. Interested? Read on...

Easy Chocolate Brownies

You Require -


Marie biscuits - 25 nos.
Unsweetened cocoa powder - 2 tbsp
Sweetened Condensed milk (I used Low fat Milkmaid) - 1/2 of the standard 400 gram tin
Unsalted Butter - 1 tbsp
Cashewnuts -  15 nos (chopped) - You can use combination of nuts like Hazelnuts or Pistachios. Just roast them before adding.


Raisins - 10 (optional)
Sugar - 2-3 tsp , powdered (optional)

How To -


  • Break each biscuit into 4 and powder them finely in a food processor/electric mixer.

  • Take the powdered biscuits in a bowl and add cocoa powder to this.

  • Mix them well so that the cocoa flavor is evenly incorporated and well-blended together.

  • Add powdered sugar at this stage. My hubby opined that the brownies are sweeter, so you may choose to omit the extra sugar (as the condensed milk already contains the required sweetness).

  • Melt butter in a small pan and then slightly roast chopped cashewnuts.

  • Stir in the cashews along with butter.
  • Finally, pour condensed milk and mix well. This step requires some effort to make sure everything is combined well and the mixture is moist.

  • Spread on a flat pan (so that you can make pieces easily, later) and refrigerate (do not freeze) for atleast 4 hours. It's advisable to use a baking sheet to line your tray.
  • Stud raisins or tutty fruities at this stage, if you're like me :) This is purely optional.
  • After 4 hours or more, cut into squares and enjoy these goodies

Eggless Chocolate Brownies
P.S.  The quantities given above yield 10 brownie cubes of size 1.5 inches.


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11 comments:

  1. i bought marie biscuits to try this :) will let you know how it came out.

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  2. Thanks! :) I think you'll love it, esp when you're craving for some chocolate!

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  3. Hi Senior,
    I tried this last week and came out really well :)
    your recipes are rocking..
    please continue this..these are of great help :)

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  4. Thanks, Purnima :) So happy you tried and liked it :) Let me know if you're looking for any specific recipe types and I shall try my best to get them.

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  5. Hey the recipe is so easy and also looks tempting. Just one Q - will it not get a candy effect if it is cooked and then hardened by refrigerating?

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    1. Thanks, Ramya! May I understand which step u refer to as cooking? We don't cook at all, just mix everything well and then refrigerate. Let me know how the brownies turn out! :-)

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  6. Hi, should we keep it in the freezer?

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  7. No, freezing will make it too hard! Just keep it in the normal section of the fridge please.

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  8. I just wanna try it fr my mom's b' day..

    Will let u know hoe it came




    Thanx fr helping me

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  9. Hi looks yummy. I will try this instead of marie biscuits shall I use other sweet biscuits also...?

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    1. yes, you can. but please reduce milkmaid/condensed milk if the biscuits are too sweet.

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