These cheesecake brownies are inspired by famous Irish drinks: Guinness and Baileys Irish Cream. Adding the alcohol to the dessert will enhance the depth of flavours in the best way. To highlight the stout’s caramelised roast coffee undertone, I sprinkled espresso powder into the brownie batter and swirled caramel into the cheesecake layer. The brownies are fudgy and would be delicious on their own, but I chose extravagance. I still remember the incredible slice of Baileys caramel cheesecake I ate in a pub in Galway when I was travelling through Ireland back in the spring of 2011. Since The smooth cream liqueur pairs so well with cocoa, I decided that topping the brownies with a layer of Baileys-infused caramel cheesecake was a must. The result: a rich, decadent dessert that offers depth of flavour as well as a refreshing bite.
Since it’s le temps des sucres (sugar shack season, all about maple syrup) and since this is a boozy dessert, I chose to go all out and swirl La Lichée’s whisky and maple caramel into the cheesecake layer. I love this Québecois company’s products, and highly recommend them!
Kitchen scale
Oven thermometer
9 x 9 in baking pan
Parchment paper
Small saucepan
Medium saucepan
Bowls
Stand-mixer fitted with a paddle attachment
Spatula
Whisk
Small offset spatula
Spoon
Measuring cup
½ tsp, 1 tsp
Bon appétit!
xo
Ariane
These rich and fudgy cheesecake brownies are inspired by the Irish stout's caramel and coffee undertones and the smooth cream liqueur that pairs so well with cocoa.
Brownie Batter
Cheesecake Batter
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