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Single-Serve Brownie Pudding

If you’re as chronically online as me then you will probably know what this viral dessert is. And if you’re not then congratulations, tell me your secrets, and let me introduce you to Ina garten’s brownie pudding but made single serve.

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Single-Serve Brownie Pudding

If you’re as chronically online as me then you will probably know what this viral dessert is. And if you’re not then congratulations, tell me your secrets, and let me introduce you to Ina garten’s brownie pudding but made single serve.

Cook

30m

Ingredients

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Step 1

Preheat the oven to 165ºC.

For

1

M

I

1

Egg

50

g

Granulated sugar

1/4

tsp

Vanilla extract

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Megan

a month ago

Hi, what size ramekin is best? Yours looks bigger than the ones I have.

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Eleanor Wilkinson

a month ago

Hi! So this is the le creuset mini cocotte which is 10cm in diameter and has a capacity of 300ml! X

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Vee M

a month ago

Dear lord this is possibly the best dessert I've ever made. RIP my waistline, this is going into regular rotation!

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Eleanor Wilkinson

a month ago

Hahaha I’m THRILLED you enjoyed it!! I think this is a sign that I need to make it again soon too! X

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HanM

a month ago

Is the scaling up on this one right? If you only use half an egg for one, then surely for two would just be one egg. But when you change the scaling up to 2 portions, it says 2 eggs but that would be too much wouldn't it?

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Eleanor Wilkinson

a month ago

Hey!! Yes so it would be 1 egg! The reason it says 2 eggs when you scale it up is because in the single-serve recipe you need to beat the whole egg, but then just use half (rather than just using either the yolk or the white) so you technically still need 1 egg but only use half. So in the recipe for 2 you would just need 1 egg! X

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