Luscious and Perfect U.S. Potato Fudge Brownie (Topped with Chocolate-Dipped U.S. Crisscut Potatoes)

I love to cook, but I rarely bake. When MITD gifted me with a 24L air fryer, I decided to put it to use and tried my best to learn some baking recipes. It was a rewarding experience seeing my family happy with the food I prepared for them!

Then I came upon Chef Miko Aspiras' U.S. Potato Fudge Brownie recipe. One of its ingredients piqued my curiosity - the potato granules. That made me decide to try it out, and besides, it looks divine and my family loves chocolates and potatoes.

I always thought that potatoes are all bought fresh from the market or frozen like fries. Little did I know we can buy them dehydrated.

So what are U.S. dehydrated potatoes?

U.S dehydrated potatoes come in slices, dices, shreds, flakes, granules, and flour. They are made of real potatoes, with just the water removed. They have been processed using state-of-the-art equipment that helps keep their nutrients intact.

They're simple and quick to prepare. They have a longer shelf life and are easy to store and convenient to use. No need for elaborate and time-consuming preparations, such as boiling, peeling, mashing, dicing or slicing.

U.S. dehydrated potatoes promise value for money, and their versatility is unquestionable. They can be used to make mashed potatoes, bread, cakes, cookies, biscuits, salads, soups, pancakes, casseroles, fresh pasta, as well as breading and batter for fried food, and thickener for gravies and sauces.

Woah! Now that’s my kind of kitchen ingredient! I now consider U.S. dehydrated potatoes as one of my pantry staples.

Check out Chef Miko Aspiras’ ultra-chocolatey and super delicious Potato Fudge Brownie recipe below, or you can also click here: https://potatogoodness.ph/recipes/fudge-brownie/.

Luscious and Perfect U.S. Potato Fudge Brownie (Topped with Chocolate-Dipped U.S. Crisscut Potatoes)

Ingredients:

• 30 Grams - U.S. Standard Potato Granules

• 80 Grams - Cocoa Powder

• 350 Grams - White Sugar

• 4 Grams - Iodized Salt

• 2 Grams - Baking Powder

• 5 Grams - Espresso Powder

• 150 Grams - Whole Eggs

• 227 Grams - Butter, melted

• 60 ml - Oil

• 10 ml - Vanilla Extract

• 88 Grams - Dark Chocolate Chips

Procedure:

1. Pre-heat oven to 175°C

2. Line a 7-inch cake ring with foil, spray with canola oil non-stick spray, and dust with flour, place on a baking tray.

3. Sift together the U.S. standard potato granules, cocoa powder, salt, baking powder, and espresso powder.

4. Using a large metal bowl, whisk together the eggs, melted butter, oil, vanilla extract, and white sugar until fluffy and light, using a rubber spatula, fold in the dry ingredients.

5. Lastly fold in the chocolate chips.

6. Pour mixture onto prepared cake ring, bake for 45 minutes.

7. Cool down, remove from cake ring and serve with chocolate-dipped U.S. crisscut potatoes.

Chocolate-Dipped U.S. Crisscut Potatoes:

• 10 Pcs - U.S. Crisscut Potatoes of relatively the same size

• 300 Grams - Oil for frying

• 200 Grams - Dark chocolate, melted

Procedure:

1. Fry the U.S. crisscut potatoes until golden brown, strain excess oil, cool down to room temperature.

2. Cool down melted chocolate to 30°C. Using a fork, dip the fried potatoes on the melted chocolate coating the entire potato front and back, tap off excess chocolate, then place in a parchment paper-lined tray, let set inside a chiller for 5 minutes, place set chocolate-dipped potatoes on top of brownies.

Luscious and Perfect U.S. Potato Fudge Brownie (Topped with Chocolate-Dipped U.S. Crisscut Potatoes)

I didn't think I'd be able to bake the Potato Fudge Brownie, but it was a success! My family loves it! They were asking me to bake some more! 😉

Do you have any recipe ideas utilizing U.S. dehydrated potatoes? Share it by commenting below. I’m excited to try them!

Premium quality potatoes from the U.S. are available in membership shopping outlets and grocery stores nationwide.

For more information on U.S. potato products, you can check Potatoes USA-Philippines’ Website, Facebook, and Instagram.