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Then use the edges of the parchment paper to slide the brownies out of the pan. Remove from the oven and let fully cool in the pan. Pour the batter into your prepared baking pan.ĭrop small spoonful's of the cooled cherry sauce on top of the brownie batter and gently swirl.īake at 350☏ for 30-45 minutes or until an inserted knife comes out mostly clean. However, I still like to prepare my pans to ensure the Black Forest brownies come out easily. I love all of my USA Pan cake pans because they are extremely sturdy and truly nonstick. After baking you’ll be able to just slide the brownies right out of the pan! Place you parchment paper sling in the bottom of the pan and smooth it out so that it sticks to the pan spray (you can use metal binder clips to secure it to the pan). Then lightly spray the bottom and sides of the pan with a vegetable oil based spray (I love Bakers Joy or Everbake). Then gently fold in the chocolate chunks.Ĭut a parchment paper sling slightly smaller than the width of the cake pan and make sure it fits flatly in the bottom. Then add in the kirsch and vanilla extract and mix until smooth.įold in the cocoa powder, flour, and salt and mix until the batter is just combined. Whisk together the melted butter, brown sugar, and granulated sugar.Īdd in the eggs one at a time and whisk each one until fully incorporated and the batter starts to get lighter in color. Set aside some of the syrup from the cherries to drizzle on the brownies later. Remove from the heat and let cool completely to room temperature before swirling into the brownies. Heat over medium heat until the cherries begin to break down and get syrupy.ĭissolve the cornstarch in water, then add to the cherries and stir until the filling thickens.

Cherries - I love using fresh cherries for the sauce, but frozen will work well too! If using fresh cherries I highly recommend using a cherry pitter to remove the pits.Īdd the cherries, kirsch, and sugar to a large pot.

Just chop up one of our favorite dark chocolate bars! Chocolate chips work well too!

Chocolate chunks - This is optional, but I love mixing chunks of chocolate into the brownie batter.

Whipped cream - You can't have black forest brownies without homemade whipped cream! All you need is heavy whipping cream and powdered sugar.

If you can't find Kirsch you can substitute other cherry liquor or brandy, or just leave it out.

Kirsch - In order to be a true black forest cake flavor, you have to use Kirsch! Kirsch (or kirschwasser) is a Germany cherry brandy that adds awesome flavor to the brownies and cherry sauce.

Sugar - I use a combination of granulated sugar and brown sugar, but you can easily swap and use just one or the other.

Butter - I like using melted butter for flavor, but you can also sub a neutral vegetable oil if you prefer.

But this recipe will work great with whatever cocoa you have on hand! You can use either natural cocoa or Dutch processed cocoa!

Cocoa powder - My absolute favorite cocoa powder to use in my baking is the King Arthur Flour Triple Cocoa Blend! It's a blend of natural, Dutch, and black cocoa and is perfect for any baking.

You just need a few ingredients to make these fudgy Black Forest brownies! If you love cherry season as much as I do, you might also like these Black Forest cupcakes or this cherry almond crisp! Jump to: If you've never had it before, Black Forest cake is a German dessert comprised of chocolate cake, cherry filling with kirsch, and whipped cream and I swear it's even better in brownie form! These Black Forest brownies are rich, fudgy brownies swirled with cherry sauce and topped with whipped cream for a super decadent treat that is surprisingly easy to make!