Solo Cooking God's Layered Choco Pie Brownie
A chewy and moist pastry-style brownie made by layering Choco Pie, chocolate milk, and chocolate bars, then cooking in the microwave.
🙋 Recommended for
- ⭐ Those who want to make a bakery-style sweet dessert with just a microwave and no oven
- ⭐ Those who want to use leftover Choco Pies to create a unique and luxurious brownie
- ⭐ Those who crave an intense chocolate flavor along with a sweet and chewy texture
Choco PieChocolate milkChocolateCocoa powder
Ingredients needed 🛒2 servings
- 4–6 Choco Pies
- 2/3 paper cup chocolate milk
- 2–3 chocolate bars
- a little cocoa powder
- a little cooking oil
Recipe 🍳
- Place 2 Choco Pies and 1/3 paper cup of chocolate milk in a microwave-safe bowl.
- Microwave for 1 minute to soften and melt the Choco Pies.
- Using a spoon or spatula, mash the mixture until smooth, with no large lumps, to form the base batter.
- Lightly drizzle cooking oil inside another microwave-safe rectangular container, then spread it evenly with a paper towel to coat.
- Spread the prepared Choco Pie batter evenly over the bottom of the oiled container.
- Place whole chocolate bars on top of the batter and microwave for 2 minutes to melt the chocolate and cook the bottom batter.
- Spread the melted chocolate evenly over the surface, then pour a freshly made batch of Choco Pie batter on top to cover.
- Repeat layering batter and chocolate, microwaving for 2 minutes each time, until the desired height or number of layers is reached.
- Once the top is fully puffed and cooked, flip the container to release the brownie, cut into serving pieces, and dust evenly with cocoa powder.
- Microwave Choco Pie and chocolate milk for 1 minute, then mash until smooth.
- In an oil-coated container, alternately layer batter and chocolate bars, microwaving for 2 minutes each time.
- When fully cooked, remove from the container, cut into suitable pieces, and dust with cocoa powder.
Cooking tips 💡
- Thoroughly coat every corner of the container with cooking oil so the brownie releases cleanly without crumbling after cooking.
- If the batter becomes temporarily too thin from excess chocolate milk, slightly extend the microwave time to evaporate moisture and firm it up.
- Freshly cooked brownie is extremely hot—be careful of burns when removing from the container or slicing.





