Slow cooker raspberry brownies are fudge brownies stuffed with raspberries which are great for an indulgent treat!
The cold has definitely got to me recently, I was trying to be healthy but for a few days I have just had to eat warming, rib-sticking dishes, and then I just had to bake some brownies.
No question about it, it had to be brownies.
In this case, not just any brownies, but slow cooker raspberry brownies.
Baked in the slow cooker, they stay so moist and become so fudgy. There is no danger of them drying out as they can in the oven.
For a touch of healthy eating 😉 I’ve used raspberries in the mixture and on top.
The contrast between the tartness of the berries and the sweet fudgy brownies makes the flavours really pop.
Ingredients
Here’s what you will need to make these brownies, get the measurements in the recipe card further down the page:
- dark chocolate
- butter
- eggs
- sugar – I used Demerara but you can use light brown sugar
- plain flour
- raspberries
- icing sugar
Method
- Place the chocolate and butter in a microwaveable bowl, microwave on high for 1-2 mins until melted. Stir until the mixture is smooth and leave it to cool.
- In a large bowl, whisk the eggs and sugar together using an electric mixer for approx 5 minutes.
- Pour the chocolate mixture into the egg mixture and fold it in gently.
- Sift in the flour and again fold it in carefully, without overmixing.
- To make the brownies in a slow cooker, place a large piece of baking paper in the slow cooker pot, then spray it with cake release spray to prevent sticking. Pour the brownie mixture into the lined pot.
- Place around 100 g of raspberries on top of the mixture and press them in gently.
- Place the lid on the slow cooker, with a tea towel tucked under the lid to catch condensation and prevent drips from falling onto the brownies and making the top soggy.
- Bake on high for 1-2 hours, until the edges are firm. Times really vary according to your slow cooker so keep an eye on it and take it out when cooked. The centre should be firm underneath when you check it with a knife, and not too gooey, but the top in the centre should remain a little soft, to make the brownies nice and fudgy.
You can of course make these in the oven too (approx 25 mins at 180 degrees) but if you have a slow cooker you should try baking in there, it gives great results.
These brownies disappeared fast, and I’ll have to make more very soon I think. My diet won’t thank me for it but still…
Look how fudgy they are inside with those raspberries!
More brownies
Slow cooker cream cheese brownies
Slow cooker peanut swirl brownies
Black Forest Brownies from The Crafty Larder
Chocolate Orange Brownies from Tinned Tomatoes.
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Recipe
Slow Cooker Raspberry Brownies
Ingredients
- 130 g dark chocolate chopped (I used 72% cocoa)
- 130 g unsalted butter
- 2 medium eggs
- 155 g demerara sugar
- 80 g plain flour
- 100 g raspberries
- More raspberries for topping
- Icing sugar to dust
Equipment
Instructions
- Place the chocolate and butter in a microwaveable bowl, microwave on high for 1-2 mins until melted. Stir until the mixture is smooth and leave it to cool.130 g dark chocolate, 130 g unsalted butter
- In a large bowl, whisk the eggs and sugar together using an electric mixer for approx 5 minutes.2 medium eggs, 155 g demerara sugar
- Pour the chocolate mixture into the egg mixture and fold it in gently.
- Sift in the flour and again fold it in carefully, without overmixing.80 g plain flour
- To make the brownies in a slow cooker, place a large piece of baking paper in the slow cooker pot, then spray it with cake release spray to prevent sticking. Pour the brownie mixture into the lined pot.
- Place around 100 g of raspberries on top of the mixture and press them in gently.100 g raspberries
- Place the lid on the slow cooker, with a tea towel tucked under the lid to catch condensation and prevent drips from falling onto the brownies and making the top soggy.
- Bake on high for 1-2 hours, until the edges are firm. Times really vary according to your slow cooker so keep an eye on it and take it out when cooked. The centre should be firm underneath when you check it with a knife, and not too gooey, but the top in the centre should remain a little soft, to make the brownies nice and fudgy.
- Serve topped with more fresh raspberries and dusted with icing sugar.More raspberries for topping, Icing sugar to dust
Helen at Casa Costello says
You amaze me with your slow cooker skills! Thanks so much for joining in again with #Bakeoftheweek – you are a featured bake. New linky open later x
bakingqueen74 says
Thank you very much Helen 🙂
Rachel (@vagabondbaker) says
Ooo, slow cooker brownies! Now that’s an interesting idea, they look yummy and just how I like ’em!
I’ve not got much experience with slow cookers, but I did make a dessert in one the other week (that my friend whose slow cooker it was found on Pinterest). I like the texture it produced and that it freed the regular oven for cooking the roast dinner (which Mr VB did!).
bakingqueen74 says
Thanks, they were lovely and fudgy! Desserts in there are great, so easy, you can just forget about them for a couple of hours,
Honest Mum says
Wow I’ve never baked in a slow cooker but this is inspiring. Thanks for linking up to #tastytuesdays x
bakingqueen74 says
Thanks Vicky
Julie's Family Kitchen says
Would never have thought of making brownies in my slow cooker, yours look delicious. Great idea to add the raspberries too. 🙂
bakingqueen74 says
Thanks Julie, the tart berries made the brownies even better, glad I put some in the mix!
Dragons And Fairy Dust says
You can make brownies in a slow cooker! Genius. I must try this it looks lovely
Choclette says
I’ve never tried baking anything in a slow cooker before and now I’m really intrigued. Your raspberry brownies sound fantastic. Thanks for sharing them with We Should Cocoa.
bakingqueen74 says
Thanks Choclette, I can’t believe I haven’t linked up before, will be back next time!
All That I'm Eating says
These sound great and I love the idea of the raspberries on top of the brownies.
bakingqueen74 says
Thank you! 🙂
Anita-Clare Field says
I don’t know where i’d be without our slow cooker. I have to confess I have never used it for cake or brownies. I’ll give this a try, it looks delicious.
bakingqueen74 says
They are the best aren’t they, can have surprising results with baking in one, do try one day 🙂
Helen @ Fuss Free Flavours says
I love your niche of slow cooker baking Lucy. Must get mine out and give it a go. Lovely brownies!
bakingqueen74 says
Thanks Helen, just combining two of my favourite pastimes!
fabfood4all says
These look so moist and yummy, I reallly must take the plunge to bake in my slow cooker soon!
bakingqueen74 says
Thank you, you must try it Camilla!