Add condensed milk to your brownies
The secret to achieving fudgy brownies lies in adding condensed milk to the batter. This ingredient is commonly used in homemade fudge, which suggests it will enhance the texture of your brownies. For a typical batch that fills an 8x8 pan, aim to use approximately 14 ounces of condensed milk.
Be aware that the condensed milk will alter the texture, making it more gooey. A common method to check if baked goods are done is to insert a toothpick into the center. This technique can still be applied to these brownies, but keep in mind that the toothpick may come out sticky instead of completely clean, even when the brownies are ready to cool (it shouldn't be coated in batter, though). To avoid ending up with cakey brownies, be careful not to overmix the condensed milk into the batter. Gently combine the ingredients until they are just mixed. Since these brownies are thick and fudgy, they will require ample time to cool, so allow them to rest on the counter to make cutting easier later. Once you incorporate this ingredient into your brownies, you won’t want to go back!
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