Brownie with cottage cheese and cherries
How to cook Brownie with cottage cheese and cherries
Step 1
Melt butter and dark chocolate (all pieces) in a water bath.
Step 2
Separately, beat the eggs with sugar, pour in the chocolate mixture, mix well and pour in the sifted flour mixed with the baking powder.
Step 3
For cottage cheese dough: cottage cheese (I rubbed it through a sieve, you can punch it in a blender) + sugar + a bag of vanilla sugar + eggs, mix everything well.
Step 4
Lay out in layers in a 26 * 22 cm mold: the first layer is chocolate dough (1/3 of the whole dough), cottage cheese on it (1/2 of everything), then thawed cherries (half of the total). Then we repeat: chocolate, cottage cheese, cherry and finish with chocolate. You may think that the dough is not enough, but when baking it rises well. We bake at 180 degrees for 50-60 minutes until a dry splinter. HAPPY TEA DRINKING!!
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