Brownies
- Easy
- 60 min
A brownie sandwich is one of those American desserts that makes people smile the moment they see it. Imagine two thick, tender dark chocolate brownies with a hint of hazelnut. And the filling? It's a creamy milk center that's like a super light custard—really, it’s the best mashup for a party or just a fun snack. This twist changes things up from your typical square of brownie: you get double the chocolate brownie sandwich action. Each bite gives you that hit of sweet milkiness with the rich, nutty chocolate. It's not just a dessert; it’s the kind of treat people go back for seconds—maybe even thirds—because it’s so moist and satisfying.
There are tons of creative ideas coming from brownie recipes, like tiramisu brownies or those wild Nutella ones, but this brownie ice cream sandwich version feels extra special. Great for a celebration or just as a little treat for yourself on a regular day. From birthday parties to late-night snacks, these fudgy brownie sandwich treats fit perfectly wherever you need a pick-me-up. Folks love how the soft, golden brownies play off that light milk cream in the middle, making it feel like the dessert version of a sandwich cookie, but even more over-the-top.
Kids will ask for seconds for sure, but adults get hooked too—especially when you mention there’s real hazelnut in there. You can swap in other fillings if you want, but honestly, that original creamy center gives this homemade brownie sandwich its charm. The small size makes them easy to grab. They look super cute lined up on a buffet or packed in a lunch box.
For anyone who loves a good chocolate dessert, these brownie sandwich cookies are sure to be a favorite. They blend that classic brownie flavor with a bit of fun and a lot of tender sweetness. Whether you’re hosting a party or enjoying a quiet afternoon, these treats are a great way to indulge in something both familiar and exciting. Seriously good.
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To make the brownie sandwiches, start with the brownie batter: coarsely chop the chocolate 1, place it in a double boiler 2, add the butter in pieces 3, and completely melt the chocolate over low heat.
Sift the flour with the baking powder 4, in the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with a whisk, place the whole eggs and sugar 5, and whip until you obtain a light and frothy mixture 6,
pour the chocolate into it 7 while whipping, then add the sifted dry ingredients one tablespoon at a time 8, without stopping the mixer. Coarsely chop the hazelnuts 9
add them to the batter 10, transfer the mixture into a greased and parchment-lined 12x14 inch rectangular pan 11 (alternatively, you can use a 9-inch round mold). Spread the mixture evenly 12
bake in a preheated static oven at 356°F for 20 minutes, once baked, take the base out of the oven and let it cool 13, then unmold it and place it in the refrigerator, once cold it will be easier to cut without crumbling. In the meantime, prepare the milk cream: heat 1¾ cups of milk in a saucepan 14, add the sugar 15.
Slice the vanilla pod lengthwise and extract the seeds by scraping with a knife 16; add them to the milk 17, meanwhile dissolve the cornstarch in ⅓ cup of cold milk 18
then pour it into the saucepan 19, thicken the cream by continuously stirring with a whisk, it should have the consistency of an English cream that should "coat" the spoon, transfer it into a bowl 20, cover with plastic wrap on contact 21, and place it in the refrigerator for at least 1 hour.
After this time, take out the cream that will have thickened well 22, put it in a piping bag, and store it in the fridge. Take the brownie base out of the fridge, remove the parchment paper 23, trim the edges of the brownie, and cut it into 40 rectangles measuring 1x2½ inches 24.
Fill one rectangle by squeezing the milk cream 25, close it with another rectangle to create a sandwich 26, continue until you finish the brownies 27. Keep them in the refrigerator until ready to serve.