Easy Homemade Brownies
Easy Homemade Brownies are the perfect quick dessert to whip up at home. They only take a few minutes and totally satisfy your chocolate cravings. Just like the recipe promises, they’re easy (and super fudgy)! Plus, I bet you have all the ingredients on hand.
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The Best Homemade Brownies
Sometimes I really cannot believe I’ve been blogging as long as I have.
Long enough to dig up an old recipe for updating and see that it was published in 2010. And that isn’t even the the oldest thing on the site.
Well, this recipe for Easy Homemade Brownies is one that has been around a while. These simple brownies are definitely something we still make at home all the time.
In fact, I’ve even had several family members tell me that this recipe for brownies from scratch is their go-to brownie recipe. My mom has made it so often that she apparently has it memorized.
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Even I still reference my site when I’m making recipes I’ve previously published. Honestly, that is one of the reasons that I started this blog to begin with!
Making Brownies with my Son
I have to share a story about this fudgy brownie recipe that I posted on Instagram a while back.
It goes like this….
Logan is in Home Ec this term.
*proud mom moment*
Logan has been asking me for the past week or so if he could cook something by himself, rather than just assisting me. Every day I had a reason for saying “no,” like it’s 10 minutes till dinner or 20 minutes to bedtime.
Last week during a snow day an hour before he goes to his dad’s he asked again. I said “ok, how about those fudgy brownies from my blog?
You love them and now you can learn how to make them, plus they’re easy!”
Seriously. Did I mention that this recipe is EASY?
These homemade brownies also only require 1 saucepan to prepare them. ONE.
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I cannot tell you how much this means to me after all the years struggling with him being literally the pickiest child I had ever met. He eats pretty much any dinner I make now.
Though I don’t cook fancy for the kids, he is usually at least curious and sometimes interested to try new things. He likes asparagus and Roasted Brussels Sprouts with Bacon and Balsamic.
He likes steak and pork, salmon, and turkey, and chicken. Especially my recipe for Easy Honey Mustard Baked Chicken.
There was a time I didn’t think I could get him to even taste meat to see if he would like it. No exaggeration.
The rest of my family will confirm it as they are just as amazed as I am that FINALLY Logan is eating. I think Logan is often pretty amazed himself!
To see him interested, excited, willing to taste and learn is more than I thought I’d ever see. Oh, and he watches Food Network more than me, especially things like Chopped, Cupcake Wars, and Cooks or Cons.
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They will round out the Home Ec (Excuse me….Family Consumer Sciences) term with a classroom Cupcake Wars competition – he’s so excited!
Logan is grilling me all the time about what type of cupcakes he should make and PLEASE MOM CAN WE PRACTICE?! There is a little bit of uncertainty about what the guidelines for said cupcake wars are.
I asked him if they were supposed to bake from scratch, because after all they only have one classroom period (which is like less than an hour) to complete the project.
He said he thought they were supposed to use a box mix. That honestly baffled me a little because…hello? we are in a class learning how to cook, why not learn how to cook instead of how to open a box?
I am so proud and so happy after all the crazy pickiest eater in the world stuff that we’ve been through.
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Homemade Brownie Ingredients
These easy homemade brownies call for:
- Salted butter
- Cocoa powder
- Granulated sugar
- Vanilla extract
- Eggs
- Flour
- Chocolate chunks (optional)
For the complete ingredient list and detailed instructions, scroll to the bottom of this post for the FREE printable recipe card.
How to Make Homemade Brownies
To make these homemade brownies with cocoa powder, you first need to melt the butter in a small saucepan. Then, whisk in the sugar and vanilla before stirring in the cocoa powder.
Remove the pan from the heat and stir in the eggs. Add the flour and stir until just combined, being careful not to over mix. Add the chocolate chunks at this point, if desired.
Pour the fudgy brownie batter into a greased baking pan and bake for 25 – 35 minutes. Let the brownies cool before cutting into them (at least 15 minutes).
The above is simply a quick summary of this recipe. Check out the full recipe in the free printable recipe card at the bottom of this post for all the detailed instructions.
Different Brownie Ideas to Try
Why complicate something so deliciously simple? These easy brownies are the perfect bare bones homemade brownie recipe, and it’s delicious just like this so there is no need to get fancy with it — unless you want to!
If you do want to mix things up from the traditional, here are some fun ideas to enhance your brownies:
Fudgy Peppermint Brownies
This makes a great brownie variation for Christmas time!
Add chopped candy cane or peppermint crunch white chocolate chips to the batter and add a hint of peppermint extract.
Chocolate Ganache Brownies
Prepare the Easy Homemade Brownies as the original recipe states. After the brownies have cooled, prepare some chocolate ganache and pour it on top of the brownies.
Refrigerate until the ganache is set. Then, remove the brownies from the pan and slice into squares.
Fudgy Walnut Brownies
Add chopped walnuts to the batter. This is great for people who love a little crunch in their fudgy brownies.
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Salted Caramel Brownies
Prepare the fudgy brownie recipe as the original recipe states.
Before baking, pour 1/2 cup of this Caramel Sauce with Vanilla and Bourbon, then swirl it with a knife through the batter.
For a little extra salty taste, sprinkle some fleur de sel on top of the brownies. Then, go ahead and bake as instructed!
Chocolate Orange Brownies
This adaptation is perfect for the person who can’t get enough of that classic orange and chocolate combo.
Orange is definitely one of my favorite flavors to pair with chocolate! Add orange zest and orange extract to the batter.
Halloween Brownies
Add leftover Halloween candy to the batter instead of chocolate chips.
Reese’s Pieces or Peanut Butter Cups would be delicious! Hershey’s Kisses or chocolate bars would work well, too.
Larger candies might need to be chopped up for best results.
Reader Reviews for Easy Homemade Brownies
“I just made these for dessert tonight; only problem is I made the mistake of tasting them, and now I don’t think they’ll make it till after dinner! Simple & delicious!!”
“keeper!! Made these for a party for 22-23 yo and they said these were the best brownies they ever had. I used cake flour instead of AP but the texture was perfect. no icing required.”
“Omg I made those brownies and they were absolutely amazing they are good for ten year olds like me to make.”
“Absolutely the best brownies EVER! My first time making scratch brownies, made 1 batch plain and one with chocolate chips. We now have a new family favorite desert. THANK YOU!”
“THESE ARE AMAZING! They were gone in ONE NIGHT! I am making a second batch RIGHT NOW! YUMMM”
“I just made these. Oh.my.GOD. They’re the best brownies I’ve ever had!”
“Best brownie I’ve had so far. So fudgy and delicious! It almost killed me to eat a whole piece with all the chocolate!”
“Hey, I decided to try this recipe and OMG I couldn’t wait to eat it, so I started by Just taking a Lil piece, then I said no, “I want more” so I went back for more and then more and more but I had to stop myself couldn’t eat all by myself. Had to share the sweetness with someone else, so I shared with my husband and brother but I will be making this more often. Thanks”
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These 4-Ingredient Cookie Butter Blondies whip up in just a few minutes for a quick after school treat. Add in a few mini chocolate chips for an optional 5th ingredient and a tasty touch of chocolate. Or, add colorful confetti sprinkles (the flat, round sprinkle type) to turn this into super cute funfetti cookie butter blondies.
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Simplest Homemade Fudgy Brownies
Easy Homemade Fudgy Brownies are the perfect quick dessert to whip up at home. They only take a few minutes and totally satisfy your chocolate cravings. Just like the recipe promises, they're easy! Plus, I bet you have all the ingredients on hand.
Ingredients
- 12 tablespoons Salted Butter
- 1 1/2 cups Granulated Sugar
- 2/3 cup Cocoa Powder
- 1 teaspoon Pure Vanilla Extract
- 3 large Eggs
- 1 cup Flour
- 1/2 cup chocolate chunks, optional
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
- Line an 8x8 or 9x9 square baking pan with parchment paper. Set aside.
- Set a medium sized saucepan over medium heat and melt the butter.
- Next, add the granulated sugar and vanilla.
- Stir well with a wire whisk. Then, whisk in the cocoa powder. Remove from heat.
- Add the eggs, one and a time, whisking between each addition until the eggs are fully combined.
- Add the flour and stir well with a wooden spoon until the flour is fully incorporated, but do not beat.
- Add the chocolate chunks and stir gently to fold them into the batter.
- Pour batter into the previously prepared baking pan.
- Bake at 350 degrees F for 25 - 35 minutes.
- Cool completely, or if you’re impatient like me – at least 15 minutes, on a wire rack.
- Remove parchment paper (with brownies) from the pan.
- Peel away the parchment paper.
- Cut the brownies into 4 rows of 4, this will yield 16 square brownies.
Notes
Store completely cooled brownies in an airtight container for up to 3 days – if they last that long!
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Nutrition Information:
Yield: 16 Serving Size: 1Amount Per Serving: Calories: 233Total Fat: 12gSaturated Fat: 7gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 4gCholesterol: 59mgSodium: 86mgCarbohydrates: 30gFiber: 1gSugar: 22gProtein: 3g
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Simplest Homemade Fudgy Brownies
Easy Homemade Fudgy Brownies are the perfect quick dessert to whip up at home. They only take a few minutes and totally satisfy your chocolate cravings. Just like the recipe promises, they're easy! Plus, I bet you have all the ingredients on hand.
Updated from the archives. Originally published December 15, 2010.
The Kerry Gold Butter gift basket giveaway that was paired with the original post has been removed.
The giveaway is no longer active. The original comments from the giveaway contest remain in this post.
Hello.Can I use caster sugar instead of granulated sugar or would this negatively impact the recipe?
I haven’t personally tried it that way, but I think it should be fine!
This recipe is amazing, and I’ll never make brownies out of a box again!! I’ve made this recipe multiple times, and most recently actually made cupcakes with the batter and put a miniature Reese’s peanut butter cup in the center of each one. Thank you ❤️
a jump to recipe button would have been very nice since the recipe is so far down the page.
Thank you for your feedback. I have just enabled a jump to recipe button to test it out. Let me know if you have any technical issues with it. I understand that the posts are lengthy. I try to be as detailed as possible in my posts to cover any potential questions that readers might have, and to include information on questions that I’ve been emailed in the past.
I know I am late to the party but I just stumbled on this site searching for easy one pot brownie recipes. Just tried this, and wow, it is such a good recipe. Mine turned out crusty on the outside but decadent on the inside. Not as fudgy but a cross between a pound cake and a brownie. I cut amount of sugar to put in and mixed granulated sugar with brown sugar. Turned out so good!! I love it!!!!
So glad to hear you loved it!
I just made these for dessert tonight; only problem is I made the mistake of tasting them, and now I don’t think they’ll make it till after dinner! Simple & delicious!!
I know what you mean! Glad you liked them. 🙂
Have made these a few times in the past. The last time I added a teaspoon of peppermint extract. Came out great with a nice hint of mint.
keeper!! Made these for a party for 22-23 yo and they said these were the best brownies they ever had. I used cake flour instead of AP but the texture was perfect. no icing required.
so glad they were a hit!
Omg I made those brownies and they were absolutely amazing they are good for ten year olds like me to make
I added an avocado to the butter
Could you use a 13×9 pan
Yes, I usually double the recipe for a 9×13 pan. You’ll have to bake it longer because it will be a bit thicker.
Hi i was wondering if i could use brown sugar instead of granulated and has anyone tried adding peanut butter to the recipe?
I haven’t ever tried brown sugar or peanut butter (unfortunately my son has a severe peanut allergy). If you try either, I’d love to hear what you think!
Do you use self rising flour or all purpose? Thank you
All Purpose
Hey there, I appreciate your recipe share, but I just needed to share that I am so disappointed at having wasted precious time and money 🙁 I followed the recipe exactly, and the brownies were way too well done at just 19 minutes. I can’t imagine if I had left them in the oven for the full recommended time. Please please revise this recipe so the same waste doesn’t happen to anyone else. Yours is the first recipe to pop up on google, after all! Thank you!
I am sorry that you had that experience. I recommend using an oven thermometer to test if you oven is cooking hotter than the set temperature indicates as any inconsistency between temperature settings and the actual temperature inside the oven would affect recipe performance. These brownies have been prepared hundreds of times in multiple ovens and the cook time remains consistent for me. Other factors to consider: did you use the indicated pan size or are you in a counter other than the USA (this website is USA based and so the temperatures are in Fahrenheit).
I have a 50 year old oven that cooks hotter than what the gauge says. I had this problem the first time, but tried again at a lower temperature and it worked beautifully!
Truly the best brownie recipe I’ve ever used.
I definitely recommend giving it another try!
Thanks for your input, Amanda! Glad you love these brownies as much as we do 🙂
Do you have any advice on how to know when these are done? I made them today and at 28 mins they looked cooked (sides were getting hard and middle seemed firm) and a toothpick in the middle came out completely clean. But when I cut them after cooking, the middle was definitely a little undercooked. I thought they were amazing, but I’m thinking I should learn how to better judge them when making them for guests! Thanks !
Some people like them more done than others, so that depends on your personal preference – I like them to be done enough to handle but not so done they are dry and no longer fudgy. I prefer using the toothpick method and having the toothpick come slightly less done than completely clean would indicate. I let them cool completely before cutting or serving.
Could the sugar be increased and/or cocoa be decreased for a sweeter taste? If so in what amounts? The texture was great, but my friend and myself prefer more sweet taste than a dark chocolate. Baking in parchment paper for 32 minutes, they came out awesome.
I would guess you can increase the sugar…and if you add the chocolate chips you should use milk chocolate rather than dark. I haven’t tested this out so please let me know how it goes. I wouldn’t decrease the cocoa though.
Absolutely the best brownies EVER! My first time making scratch brownies, made 1 batch plain and one with chocolate chips. We now have a new family favorite desert. THANK YOU!
So glad you like them! We agree, they are the best EVER!
THESE ARE AMAZING! They were gone in ONE NIGHT! I am making a second batch RIGHT NOW! YUMMM
So glad you liked them!
Is it possible to use brown sugar instead of the granulated sugar ?
I have not tested this using brown sugar
Have you ever tried adding a tsp of espresso?
I have not but I bet that would be amazing! If you try, let me know how it is.
I only have unsalted butter…how much salt should I add to the recipe to compensate for it?
salted butter has about 1/4 teaspoon per stick in it compared to unsalted
Hey, I decided to try this recipe and OMG I couldn’t wait to eat it, so I started by Just taking a Lil piece, then I said no, “I want more” so I went back for more and then more and more but I had to stop myself couldn’t eat all by myself. Had to share the sweetness with someone else, so I shared with my husband and brother but I will be making this more often. Thanks
hey katie, can you plz tell me the alternate of salted butter? what if unsalted butter and can use some salt?
If using unsalted butter, add 1/4 teaspoon of salt. 🙂
I love brownies! And this is simply and mouthwatering recipe…thanks:)
I found this recipe yesterday and i made it today , can’t wait too long
We’re in China with no oven so I tried these in our rice cooker ~fantastic!!!!
I made these tonight. Fantastic!
I made these two nights ago, let them cool in the parchment lined pan overnight, and cutting them in the morning was so easy. I think next time I will only bake for twenty eight minutes, at thirty they were done and about to harden on the sides. What a tasty, dense brownie, good-sized, too. These would be great with any add-ins, maybe white chips and milk chocolate, I used semi-sweet this time and should have used more! Funny thing is, I kept some in the refrigerator and I think they are yummier now and still moist. Good to know this recipe can be made a few days ahead. I may add a dash of espresso powder next time… putting this recipe in my regular dessert rotation, thanks so much.
I was looking for a brownie recipe, something simple, for a family dinner party about 2 weeks ago. I made them the first time without parchment paper becuase I didn’t have any. They were amazing, I just trimmed off the edges a little becuase they got a lil hard. The second time, I picked up the parchment paper and they were amzing. I’ve made them twice this month, and am planning on making them for our Christmas luncheon at work. Easy and delicius! I added some choc chips both times,and walnuts just this weekends batch. I got rave reviews, I would def recommend these! Thanks for sharing! Great tip on the parchment!
This is very simple and my family loves chocolate. I always need a chocolate fix with a nice cold glass of milk. Thanks for sharing I will definitely try this!
I wanted to make these for my family this weekend and was wondering if you use unsweetened cocoa? I have never made homemade brownies and I love to bake!! I hope mine turn out as gorgeous as yours look!! Thanks:)
Yes, I use unsweetened cocoa.
I made these the other day with what I had. I am a peanut butter mixed with chocolate lover so I couldn’t resist. I made the brownie part with 4oz butter & 2oz coconut oil, also lining the pan w/ coconut oil then flour b/c I didn’t have parchment paper, then I poured them in the pan & let them sit as I preheated the oven and made peanut butter cookies from scratch as well to blop on top of the brownies & marble in, making cutting motions in opposite directions into the brownie mix. I baked them @ 350 F for 45min and I swear they get better as the days go by. When the were still warm thought nothing special I just won’t bake them for others. Then as soon as they were room temp they were delicious and now the next day they’re better
I made these last night and they are delicious! Thank you so much for the amazing recipe. This was the first time I’ve ever made homemade brownies (not from a mix) and they came out fantastic. I used vanilla extract, but next time might try orange or rum, I’m thinking about getting creative. Thanks again for the great recipe, my husband loved it.
PS. We actually thought they were even better completely cooled than they are slightly warm, so we’re definitely taking your advice to cool them completely next time!
Hi! I have a question for this recipe. I’ve been thinking about making these and it says their supposed to be fudgy brownies but I feel like the 3 eggs are going to make it cakey which I don’t want.
When I make them they always come out fudge. You can try decreasing the eggs if you like.
Hi! I absolutely LOVEEE this brownie recipe-it’s so fudgy, moist and delicious! I had a question about the pan size though. I made these in an 8×8 and they came out wonderful, but I was wondering if I tried to double the recipe and use a 9×13 would it come out the same/what changes would be needed? I am making reese cup brownies with a peanut butter buttercream frosting for a work party and I wanted to use a larger pan (with this recipe!)
Thank you!!
I have doubled the recipe for a 9×13 before. I usually just keep an eye on it since the baking time is different. Start with the time for the original sized recipe and then check and add additional minutes as needed
Does it make a difference whether you use All purpose flour or self rising flour? I am guessing that you used all purpose flour for these? Thanks : )
I have not tried self rising flour.
Thanks Katie : )
I just made these. Oh.my.GOD. They’re the best brownies I’ve ever had!
Super easy and the best brownie I’ve ever had!
How long are we suppose to leave the butter, sugar and vanilla extract on the stove? Mine turned into what looked like butterscotch and I thought it was cooked all the way through, then I added the cocoa powder and it came out really thick, I transferred the chocolate mixture into my egg mixture and the chocolate turned rock hard. I feel really dumb at the moment but let me know what the proper procedures are, Thank you very much!
Just until the butter is melted. As stated in the instructions: “Set a medium sized saucepan over medium-high heat and melt the butter. Next, add the granulated sugar and your choice extract. Stir well. Remove pan from heat and whisk in the cocoa powder.“
I don’t have parchment paper or oil to put on the pan, will butter work
Yes, you can butter the pan.
It actually says whisk in cocoa powder THEN remove from heat! My batter is VERY thick… Hoping they come out OK!
My original comment that you are replying to was from 2012. I updated the post and the recipe in January 2017 in order to provide better clarity. The batter is supposed to be very thick. Enjoy!
I had neither butter nor parchment paper. I used olive oil on the pan. I used coconut milk and olive oil instead of butter and just sort of guessed. I also added an extra egg in hope of adding more fat to compensate for no butter. I did use about 1/4th to 1/2 teaspoon sea salt also. I thought the brownies turned out quite well considering, and find this particular recipe to be very easy to alter. I look forward trying this again when I actually have all the standard ingredients!
Best brownie I’ve had so far. So fudgy and delicious! It almost killed me to eat a whole piece with all the chocolate!
I doubled these and used coconut oil instead of butter. I reduced the sugar by 1/4 cup and added about 6 oz dark choc.chips. I later frosted them with the leftover Bailey’s buttercream frosting from the Guiness Bailey’s cupckaes I made last week. After a few hours in the fridge the brownies became hard, like a decadent crust and were fabulous amd better for adults than kids!
Wow! Those sound like a good alternative to regular brownies.
Made these tonight for a bible study group. I love fudgey brownies and not cake-like, so they looked good. The first batch I mixed up the steps a little, but they still turned out great. They were a bit dark-chocolatey to me, so I made a second batch and increased the sugar. I also used a teaspoon of vanilla and added walnuts. They were super easy, and a big hit with the family AND the women at bible study. Thank you!
This recipe is so easy and the brownies tasted great! I made mine with added chocolate chips and orange extract.
These sound wonderful! I don’t have a lot of experience baking and can’t quite figure out how to measure out 12 tablespoons of butter when the butter is still hard. Could you maybe give me a measurment in ounces or grams?
In the US butter is marked on the sticks in tablespoons. There are 8 tablespoons per stick and 1 stick is 4 ounces. So for 12 tablespoons you will need 6 ounces of butter.
Or, in basic units, a stick and a half.
Just made this tonight for some guest! Super easy and everyone loved them!!
I just made this recipe for my xmas “santa hats” and can I just say it it totally awesome. Everyone is totally loving it, just gorgeous. Thank you so much and Merry Christmas! 🙂
I followed this recipe exactly and it turned out amazing. This is my new go-to brownies from scratch. This is so much better then my current recipe. Delicious, moist, and perfect amount of chocolate.
These were awesome! Found them through pinterest and made them tonight. I used a glass 8×8 pan and cooked them for 30 mins. They were perfect and gooey with a nice crust on he outside. Also I think I added more like a cup of chocolate chips. I am pregnant and measured with my eyes for that part 🙂 lol.
Yesterday was my first time visiting your blog after searching for a home made brownie recipe.
My daughter {3} and I made these brownies last night.
Alyssa asked for “circle brownies” so I baked them in a cupcake pan and added a dollop of caramel to each. They were absolutely delicious.
I chose this recipe when looking for a made-from-scratch recipe. The brownies are delicious. Thank you!
I used 1/2 tsp vanilla, and I sprinkled sea salt on half the brownies before baking. The salt gave them a more complex flavor, but I prefer the plain ones. This will be my go-to brownie recipe from now on.
Just baked this brownie, I added a tsp of orange concentrate and it tastes really moist and yummy…. thanks for sharing this wonderful recipe.
can you use unsalted butter?
I’ve used both…whatever I have at the time. If I use unsalted then I add 1/4 teaspoon of salt to the recipe.
First time visiting your blog. Your pictures are amazing.
at which part does the vanilla get added?
It is added with the sugar.
These brownies look pretty fantastic!
Oh my word, Katie. These look yum, yum, yum!
These look fabulous… YUM!!
Love homemade brownies. So much better from scratch!
My kids love brownies, I never thought to add orange extract……great idea. Sounds heavenly! YUM.
Basic brownies are my favorite!
Oh these sound just divine! Chocolate heaven! And what don’t we love with butter..!?!
This sounds wonderful. I def prefer fudge-like brownies to cakey ones!