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Brownie Tart | Magnolia Days

Who is your favorite celebrity chef? Television and cooking shows have certainly given some chefs widespread popularity. Some I could watch anytime and others not so much. I watched The Food Network almost every day after I became a Domestic Goddess. I saw many shows several times over. I learned a lot and was inspired to try new things in the kitchen.

There are a few Food Network chefs that I watched most often. I admit I have not watched any food or cooking shows in a while. Cooking, baking, gardening, and blogging has taken the place of most of my TV watching time. When I did watch it, these were the chefs that stood out to me:

  • Alton Brown – because of his humor and the information he provided.
  • Giada De Laurentiis – because she would include family in her shows and how much I wish I could eat as much chocolate as she supposedly does and be that thin.
  • Paul Deen – because of Southern food and they way she can laugh at herself and make others laugh too. She has a great pound cake recipe I adapted to make an Eggnog Pound Cake.
  • Emeril Lagasse – because his variety of recipes, especially the cajun/creole and Portuguese ones.
  • Ina Garten – because of her love of entertaining, flowers, and gardening.
  • Bobby Flay – because of his recipes for grilling.

Today’s Sunday Supper is about favorite chefs. Picking a favorite is difficult for me. I like many for different reasons. I decided to share one of Ina Garten’s recipes (slightly adapted). I have made this brownie tart on several occasions. It is rich and very chocolate-y. The sauce makes it even more rich and chocolate-y. Serve it with ice cream or whipped cream if you need to cut the chocolate richness with something. Me? I’ll take all that deep chocolate richness all by itself. Mmmm…

Check out these celebrity chef recipes from the Sunday Supper team:

Starters or Snacks:

The Main Dish:

  • Sheila at Cooking Underwriter – Paula Deen’s  Chicken in a Crock Pot w/ Sauerkraut and Apples
  • Laura over at Small Wallet Big Appetite – Martin Yan’s Beef Chow Fun
  • Sarah over at Crispy Bits & Burnt Ends – Michael Symon’s Lola burger with crab tater tots
  • Susan at The Girl in the Little Red Kitchen – Ina Garten’s Baked Shrimp Scampi
  • Tammi at Momma’s Meals – Ree Drummond’s Sloppy Joe’s
  • Lane over at Supper for a Steal – Bobby Flay’s Rosemary Bricked Chicken
  • Tara from Noshing with the Nolands – Michael Symon’s Pork and Apple Scallopini
  • Shannon at Country Girl in the Village – Simple Red Sauce over Rigatoni. Inspired by,  Debi Mazar and Gabriele Corcos
  • Kris over at In the Kitchen with Audrey and Maurene – Rachael Ray’s Muffin Tin Meatloaf
  • Nicole from The Daily Dish Recipes – Paula Deen’s Slow Cooker Pulled Pickled Pork Sandwiches
  • Becca from It’s Yummilicious – Ina Garten’s Grown Up Bacon Mac & Cheese
  • Alice at  Hip Foodie Mom – Sunday Pot Roast with Risotto Cakes from Kelsey Nixon
  • Jen over at  Juanita’s Cocina – The Neely’s White Turkey Chili
  • Brianne from Cupcakes & Kale Chips – Crockpot Beef Pot Roast with Mushrooms inspired by Giada DeLaurentiis
  • Isabel at Family Foodie – Polenta with Garlicky Shrimp inspired by Chef Todd English
  • Wendy from The Weekend Gourmet – Shrimp Penne in Pesto Cream Sauce, From Emeril Lagasse
  • Bobbi over at Bobbi’s Kozy Kitchen – Cheesy Poblano Chicken
  • Patti at Comfy Cuisine – Tyler Florence’s Chicken Francese
  • Roxanne over at The Roxx Box – Jambalaya Pasta with Penne, Chicken, Shrimp and Andouille
  • Sue from Sue’s Nutrition Buzz – Rachael Ray’s Spicy Corn Chowdah Mac ‘n’ Cheese
  • Jamie at Mama Mommy Mom – Penne with Asparagus, Smoked Gouda and Prosciutto. Adapted from, Giada De Laurentiis’
  • Tora over at Tora’s Real Food – Pork and beans with Alton Brown’s pickled pork
  • Elisabeth over at The Hand That Rocks The Ladle – Emeril’s New Orleans Style Red Beans & Rice

Amazing Sides:

  • Megan from I Run For Wine – Curtis Stone’s Acorn Squash Roasted with Thyme
  • Sandi over at Midlife Road Trip –  Gabriele Corcos’s Gnocchi di Patate
  • Shelby at  Diabetic Foodie – Orange Pecan Black Rice, adapted from Ina Garten
  • Katie from She likes Ruffles, He likes Truffles – Chef Fabio Viviani’s Spinach and Artichoke Risotto

Sweet Endings:

  • Renee over at Magnolia Days – Brownie Tart
  • Conni at The Foodie Army Wife – Inspired by Ree Drummond – Scrumptious Apple Coffee Cake
  • Paula over at Vintage Kitchen Notes – Bill Granger´s Cherry Tart
  • Pam from The Meltaways – Savannah Sheet Cake
  • Katy over at Happy Baking Days – Mary Berry’s Treacle Tart
  • Jaime over at Mom’s Test Kitchen – Southern Tea Cakes
  • Amy over at Kimchi MOM – Crack Pie, I Can’t Quit You
  • Lyn from The Lovely Pantry – Sweet Potato Chocolate Chip Squares
  • Melanie at From Fast Food to Fresh Food – Sand Tarts

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Brownie Tart | Magnolia Days
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Chocolate Brownie Tart

A recipe for a brownie tart served with homemade chocolate sauce. It has a deep chocolate flavor and is loaded with chocolate chips and nuts.
Course Dessert
Cuisine American
Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 50 minutes
Total Time 1 hour
Servings 6 people
Author Renee

Ingredients

For the tart:

  • 6 tablespoons unsalted butter sliced into tablespoons
  • 3 cups semisweet chocolate chips divided
  • 3 eggs large or extra-large, at room temperature
  • 1 cup sugar
  • 1 teaspoon instant coffee granules
  • 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
  • 1/2 cup all-purpose flour
  • 1/4 teaspoon baking powder
  • 1/4 teaspoon kosher salt
  • 1 cup chopped walnuts or pecans

For the sauce:

  • 1 cup heavy whipping cream
  • 3/4 cup semisweet chocolate chips
  • 1/4 teaspoon vanilla extract

Instructions

For the tart:

  1. In a bowl set over simmering water, add the butter and 2 cups of the chocolate chips. Stir until the butter and chocolate melts. Remove from the heat and set aside to cool completely.
  2. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Grease and flour a 9-inch tart pan with removable sides.
  3. In a large bowl, beat the eggs, sugar, coffee, and vanilla using an electric mixer on medium-high speed about 3 minutes, until lighter in color and well blended. Add the cooled chocolate and beat to combine.
  4. In a medium bowl, add the flour, baking powder, salt, 1 cup of the chocolate chips, and nuts. Stir to combine ingredients. Add the flour mixture to the chocolate mixture and stir until just combined. Pour the batter into the tart pan.
  5. Bake for 35 to 40 minutes, until the center is puffed. The top will crack. Cool the tart completely on a wire rack. Transfer the tart from the pan to a serving plate. Slice and serve with chocolate sauce, ice cream, and/or whipped cream.

For the sauce:

  1. In a small saucepan, add the cream, chocolate chips, and vanilla. Cook, stirring constantly, over medium-low heat until chocolate has melted and mixture is smooth. Serve immediately.

Recipe Notes

A recipe for a brownie tart served with homemade chocolate sauce. It has a deep chocolate flavor and is loaded with chocolate chips and nuts.

Recipe adapted from one by Ina Garten on The Food Network website.

Recipe Rating




Jennie @themessybakerblog

Sunday 9th of December 2012

Yummo! This is chocolate heaven. I'll take a few slices to go ;)

Susan

Friday 7th of December 2012

I love anything from Ina and this tart is fabulous! I've made it myself, so I can attest to it!

Lisa {Sweet 2 Eat Baking}

Wednesday 5th of December 2012

Thanks so much for stopping by my blog and leaving a sweet comment.

I'm ashamed to admit that in my first year of blogging I haven't made brownies yet. But a brownie tart? Yes please! I love that there's no cocoa powder in it but chocolate loaded. Adding to my 'to make & bake' list.

Nancy @ gottagetbaked

Wednesday 5th of December 2012

I love Ina - you couldn't have picked a better recipe for this week's Sunday Supper (mostly because I couldn't live without chocolate so you're preaching to the choir here). I agree with Alice above - I like Giada but she looks like a bobblehead - way.too.skinny. I watched the last season of The Next Food Network Star and I'd do a double take every time she came on screen. She needs to eat lots of this gorgeous brownie tart!

Alice @ Hip Foodie Mom

Wednesday 5th of December 2012

Totally agree with you on the line-up of chefs who you liked. . and WOW! This brownie tart with the chocolate sauce looks sooooo good! And Giada really doesn't eat that much chocolate. . there's no way. . and she probably has a personal trainer too! :P J/K . . I LOVE Giada. . but she is way too skinny!!

Renee

Wednesday 5th of December 2012

Funny Alice! It would be nice to know a secret to eating a bunch of chocolate and being that skinny.