Chocolate brownies with creamy vanilla cream

For lovers of chocolate - I offer wonderful cakes. Their preparation will not take much time, and the result will certainly please you!

How to cook Chocolate brownies with creamy vanilla cream

Step 1

Chocolate brownies with creamy vanilla cream

Whisk the eggs until fluffy. Add sugar and vanilla extract, beat well. Then add flour with baking powder.

Step 2

Chocolate brownies with creamy vanilla cream

Then stir in the cocoa. Put the dough into a greased drain. buttered multicooker bowl.

Step 3

Chocolate brownies with creamy vanilla cream

We bake on the Baking mode for 40 minutes - be guided by your slow cooker. When ready, remove the biscuit from the bowl and let cool completely.

Step 4

Chocolate brownies with creamy vanilla cream

We cut the biscuit into 2 parts, cut out mugs from each part.

Step 5

Chocolate brownies with creamy vanilla cream

We connect them in pairs.

Step 6

Chocolate brownies with creamy vanilla cream

Whip cream with sugar and vanilla until peaks form.

Step 7

Chocolate brownies with creamy vanilla cream

We soak our blanks with syrup.

Step 8

Chocolate brownies with creamy vanilla cream

Then we coat the bottom circle with cream, lay out pieces of peach.

Step 9

Chocolate brownies with creamy vanilla cream

We close the second biscuit circle, we also make a layer of cream on top, decorate with peach slices. We give time to soak and you can treat yourself to delicious cakes.

Step 10

Chocolate brownies with creamy vanilla cream

Happy tea!

Chocolate brownies with creamy vanilla cream - FAQ About Ingredients, Baking Time and Storage

Yes, you can substitute all-purpose flour with almond flour or gluten-free flour for dietary preferences, but the texture may vary slightly.
Store in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 2 days. The cream and peach topping is best enjoyed fresh.
Yes, replace eggs with flax eggs, use dairy-free cream, and ensure the sugar is vegan-friendly. The texture may differ slightly.
You can substitute peaches with berries, bananas, or any soft fruit that pairs well with chocolate and cream.
Yes, wrap the cooled brownie base tightly in plastic wrap and freeze for up to 1 month. Thaw at room temperature before assembling.
Reduce the sugar in the brownie batter by 1/4 or use dark chocolate with a higher cocoa percentage for a less sweet taste.
Yes, bake at 350°F (180°C) for 25-30 minutes or until a toothpick comes out clean. Adjust time based on your oven.
Add a teaspoon of cornstarch or gelatin to the cream while whipping to help it hold its shape longer.
Yes, use muffin tins or small ramekins for individual brownie bases and adjust baking time accordingly.
It’s best served chilled, but you can briefly warm the brownie base (without cream) in the microwave for 10 seconds if desired.

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