dried cherry brownies with port ganache glaze

September 21, 2012 — 21 Comments

I prefer moist, fudgy brownies and this recipe is my new favorite!  Three types of chocolates are used in these decadent brownies — cocoa powder and semisweet chocolate chips in the brownie batter . . . dark chocolate in the ganache.  Dried cherries are added to give the brownies a tart and fruity taste.  Port (a Portuguese fortified wine) is used to macerate the dried cherries and to boost the flavor of the ganache topping. Serve the brownie with a scoop of ice cream for the ultimate indulgence. 

To get the recipe for Dried Cherry Brownies with Port Ganache Glaze, click the link to follow me over to A Lucky Life blog. These brownies are full of rich, chocolate goodness that pairs very well with the fruity flavors of port and cherries.  It is the perfect treat to welcome the fall season.

Happy Friday dear readers!

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21 responses to dried cherry brownies with port ganache glaze

  1. I’ve been on a brownie kick this year and think these will be next in line to make. Beautiful!

  2. These are just gorgeous! I’m usually a brownie purist but I would love to get my hands on these.

  3. I *adore* cherries and chocolate. Love the port ganache! You’re making such beautiful food Daisy!

  4. Oh, yes. These look plenty chocolatey. They’ll do nicely.

  5. Holy frosting! You just took brownies to a whole new level, Daisy! They look amazing and that’s still an understatement. Want it!!!!

  6. I adore the pairing of cherries and brownies, but the addition of port is an entirely new level of spectacular! The brownie photo is just dazzling!

  7. This brownies has it all! I have never tried dried cherries in my batch…going to try it next time.

  8. That really looks decadent!

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