earl grey chocolate brownies with lemon sugar
Embark on a culinary adventure with our Earl Grey Chocolate Brownies, where rich chocolate meets the subtle notes of Earl Grey, and a touch of lemon sugar elevates the experience to a delightful symphony of flavors.
Well, we are over halfway, folks.
CAN. YOU. BELIEVE. IT?
I feel like we have only scratched the surface of summer. So much to do, so little time. Before we know it, there will be back to school commercials pushing Lisa Frank stickers and Trapper Keepers. Oh, they already are? Brilliant.
Even though I am a obsessed with school supplies and organizational stores, lets push reading, writing, and arithmetic thoughts to the back of the bus for the moment. What have YOU been up to this summer? Do tell. Have you crossed anything off your bucket list?
Next year, I am going to finally get on my bucket list writing game. No more excuses. I always think of traveling to this place or that place. You know, the bigger the better that I always forget about the small thing in between like going to a local succulent shop, taking a drawing class, or making an armadillo cake. Sometimes, it’s the littlest things that can make a big impact.
And speaking of little things, I have had brownies on my brain for the past three and three quarters weeks. I finally broke down and made some because it was still light at 9:15pm, and what’s a girl to do with extra sunlight? Besides watch all three seasons of The Americans on Amazon Prime in a weekend. DON’T TELL ANYONE.
Yes, these brownies are beyond simple. Simple because they take zero brain power to make and are also ready in just the exact time that it takes to watch an episode of The Americans (obsessed with Kerri Russell). Slightly gooey, cake like brownies call for a simple topping and lemon sugar takes the cake. I mean brownie. Whatevs. Together these ingredients are worthy enough to be added to a summer bucket list.
Conclude your delightful journey with Earl Grey Chocolate Brownies adorned with lemon sugar—a harmonious fusion of flavors that leaves a lingering sweetness, a perfect finale to your indulgence.
What a cool brownie flavor! Love the use of lemon sugar, sounds delicious 🙂
Thanks, June! It’s definitely a new fav!
Yummmmmm! I love citrus with chocolate and the way you paired these flavors sounds delicious!
Thank you! Usually I go for chocolate and orange together, but I am loving the lemon!
Lauren, I love the flavors in these brownies! Love the hint of Earl Grey (my favorite tea) Can’t wait to try them!
Mine too! So glad you approve:)
Oh I love these. Tea in baked goods is so awesome! These look like the perfect snack to munch on while making a bucket list!
Exactly! I like the way you think!
This flavour combo is incredible!! I am in LOVE!
Thanks, Katrina! xoxo
I missed my bucket list writing too! This flavor combo is gorgeous Lauren!
Thanks, Erin! Hope you are well, my dear!
These are on point!
Thanks, Naomi!
Sounds like the series was with worth one sitting. These brownies look so gooey and good.
Indeed! Thank you, Matt!
You are so talented I can’t stand it. I love Earl Grey Tea. I love lemon. I love brownies. I love you.
LOL!! I heart you, friend! MWAH!
I absolutely love that you added Earl Grey Tea to this chocolate obsession. Can’t wait to try it out.
Thanks, friend! I think you will approve!
I mean, if coffee is brilliant in brownies (it is), then why not tea! These are so fun. Adding to MY summer bucket list!
EXACTLY! I am glad we are on the same page!
My pinkies just went up, like an instinctive reflex to the Earl Grey tea!! Holy frijole!
Woah – earl grey brownies? I know what I’m going to do with this extra sunlight this week:)
My wife made these brownies today. Flavors are great. (We are tea drinkers. My favorite flavor is Earl Grey.) Problem. The center of the brownie is not baked all the way the through (Molten) and the edges are hard. I am thinking our oven needs to be calibrated. Has anyone else had this problem?
Fran – Hi! I am so sorry they didn’t bake through all the way. I haven’t had anyone mention they had trouble so you might want to try to knock the temperature back to 325 degrees and bake for 10 minutes longer checking around 35 minutes to make sure everything looks okay. Let me know if that works and if you have any other questions! Once again, so sorry! LG