Like any brioche, this chocolate brioche takes 2 days to be made but it is worth it.
The recipe is from Sébastien Lagrue, a baker from south of France.
It is obtained by adding cocoa powder and chocolate chips to a classic brioche dough. After mixing, kneading, two rises and proofing we obtain this beautiful risen brioche still to be baked:
Then adding some chocolate crumble after egg wash to add some texture and elevate this brioche:
After baking for about 25min we obtain this beautiful brioche that will have continued to expand in the oven:
Eating it is a real delicacy. The chocolate flavor is there and adds richness, the crunchiness of the crumble complements perfectly the moist and fluffiness of the brioche crumb. Just amazing.
This delicious chocolate brioche is perfect for Easter, or any time you are craving some chocolate on a cloud!