Brownies
A guided recipe game for chocolate brownies, baked flat and cut into squares.
Brownies covers a bake that refuses to pick a side. A brownie is a flat square made from chocolate or cocoa powder, and its texture lands somewhere between a cake and a cookie — fudgy if the batter is dense, cakey if it is lighter.
The game walks through a single tray from start to finish. You melt and mix, pour the batter into a tin, bake it and cut it into squares, with each step pointed out before you take it. Brownies are an American bake, popular in the US and Canada, and the recipe is the kind people make at home rather than buy.
Brownies come with all sorts of additions — nuts, frosting, whipped cream, chocolate chips — and that is where a little choice comes in at the end. It is a short, guided kitchen game from the Baby Hazel series, well suited to younger players and to anyone who wants an easy recipe on screen.
Controls
Tap the highlighted ingredient or tool at each step of the recipe.
How to Play
- Melt the chocolate and mix the batter.
- Pour it into a lined tin and smooth the top.
- Bake it until set.
- Cut the brownie into squares and add the toppings.
Tips & Tricks
Let the tray cool before cutting. Brownies straight out of the oven crumble at the knife, and clean squares need a few minutes to firm up.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are brownies a cake or a cookie?
Neither exactly: a brownie's texture is a cross between the two, fudgy or cakey depending on how dense it is.
What can go on top of brownies?
Nuts, frosting, whipped cream and chocolate chips are all common additions.
