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If you want fudgy brownies it’s also important to have a higher ratio of fat to flour/cocoa powder. The fat usually comes from butter or oil and, to a lesser extent, melted chocolate.

Melt butter and chocolate together. Whisk in cocoa powder. Stir in sugar, vanilla, and eggs. Once combined, fold in the flour. Mixture will be thick. Pour into a greased 8” baking pan.

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Cocoa powder can range from light tan to jet black with varying pH levels that affect how it interacts with other ingredients. Natural or non-alkalized cocoa powder is the most commonly used type.

To serve, dust the brownies with cocoa powder, then cut into squares and remove from the tin. If fresh cherries are unavailable, you can use frozen cherries instead. Defrost them first ...