I had some Soreen Malt Loaf (the pre sliced variety) that was a few days after its best before date which I was sent with my Degustabox UK delivery earlier this month. Although I could have toasted it, as I had a playgroup to attend the next day and needed to bake some cakes, I decided to add some to my very easy peasy chocolate brownie recipe – the same one that I used to make my Creme Egg Brownies . Knowing how squidgy brownie is anyway, and how squidgy malt loaf is I figured that the two could work well together.
Guess what? The combination of chocolate brownie together with gooey Soreen malt loaf pieces running through it was delicious, and very easy to make.
- 5 slices of sliced malt loaf
- 1 jar of chocolate spread
- 2 eggs
- 100g self raising flour
- Pre heat the oven to 180oC / 160oC (fan)
- Line a brownie tin (mine is 7 x 7 inches) with greaseproof paper
- Put the chocolate spread, flour and eggs into a bowl and beat together until the mixture becomes smooth
- While this is happening , break up /cut the malt loaf slices into large crumbs and add to the brownie batter and then stir through
- Pour into the brownie tin and smooth over the top
- Place in the oven and cook for 30 minutes
- Remove and the brownie should still have a slight wobble to it
- Allow to cool in the tin before removing and cutting into squares
I would never have thought to use Soreen malt loaf like this but it made for a lovely squidgy brownie and it must have been good, as there was none left at the end of the playgroup group session!
Ooh my goodness, my Tara would love these! She cannot get enough of Malt Loaf. Thanks so much for linking up with #Bakeoftheweek
Inspired by these, I’ve just made some Banana Nutella Brownies…they’re cooling as we speak!
I would never have thought of that pairing, but what a brilliant idea!
This must be about the easiest brownie recipe I’ve seen. I love the idea of adding old malt loaf to it.
I love malt loaf, and I love brownies, so this is just a no-brainer! Yummy, gooeyness 🙂 I’ll be trying this one out for sure!
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I am a massive malt loaf fan and would never think of using it in baking but these look amazing-little chunks of melt in your mouth brownie beauties! Thanks so much for linking up to #tastytuesdays x
Oh woooow I am SO making these. I love Soreen, I love brownies, I want these so bad! Thanks so much for linking up with #recipeoftheweek. I’ve pinned this post and have scheduled to tweet shortly 🙂 Hope to see you linking up again soon! 😀 x
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Oh wow what a fab idea! Sounds like you use the same easy brownie recipe as me! But adding malt loaf to it is a great idea! I shall have to give it a go!
Fabulous idea!!! Made these this morning and waited all day until now (just after dinner) to have one witha cuppa! Sooooooooo delicious! The malt loaf adds a whole new level to the chewyness of the brownie. This is the perfect chewy brownie! Thanks for sharing!
thank you for your comment. I thought they made delicious chewy brownies too 🙂 So pleased you enjoyed them x
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