Brownies have always been a favorite, but when you add a desi twist with crunchy walnuts and classic Oreo biscuits, you get something super special. Crunchy Oreo Walnut Brownies combine deep chocolatey flavors, nutty walnuts and crunchy Oreo biscuits for a dessert you can't resist. Whether you’re making them for a festival, a party or just to satisfy your late-night cravings, these brownies are pure indulgence.
What makes these brownies special? The combination of ingredients has the perfect balance—rich cocoa, walnut bite and Oreo crunch in every slice. You don’t need any fancy equipment or complicated techniques; just simple ingredients, some patience and a love for baking.
Ingredients:
Method:
Before you start, measure all your ingredients and keep them within reach. This saves time and ensures a smooth process. Preheat your oven to 170°C and grease a baking pan with butter or line it with parchment paper. This step is crucial to prevent the brownies from sticking and helps them bake evenly.
Sift maida, cocoa powder, baking powder, and a pinch of salt into a mixing bowl. This step prevents any lumps and helps create a uniform mix, giving your brownies a balanced structure. A smooth and evenly mixed dry ingredient base ensures that all flavors blend well, and the brownies don’t end up with dry patches.
Take a bowl and add dark chocolate and butter. Melt them together using a double boiler or microwave in short intervals, stirring after every 20 seconds. This step gives your brownies that deep chocolatey taste. Once fully melted and smooth, let it cool slightly before moving to the next step.
Add powdered sugar to the warm melted chocolate-butter mixture and whisk well. This ensures that the sugar dissolves properly, giving the brownies the perfect balance of sweetness without feeling overpowering.
Crack two eggs into the bowl and mix until well combined. If making it eggless, use ½ cup thick curd instead. This step is important as it provides the required moisture and binds everything together, preventing the brownies from becoming too crumbly.
Now, gradually add the sifted dry ingredients into the wet mixture. Use a spatula and fold gently instead of overmixing, which can make the brownies dense. Alternate between adding flour and milk, ensuring everything blends well without making the batter too thick or too runny.