Berry Brownie Trifle

By Maria Lichty

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Happy Valentine’s Day! We like Valentine’s Day, but we keep the holiday simple. We usually make a special meal at home, which of course includes dessert. This year we are celebrating the day of love with a Berry Brownie Trifle.

We used our favorite King Arthur Flour fudge brownies for the base of our trifle.  We layered brownies, mixed berries, raspberry jam, and whipped cream to create this decadent trifle. We topped the dessert off with extra berries and chocolate shavings. I love making trifles because they are easy to make, but stunning to serve.

We made one individual trifle to share, I know, we are so romantic, but feel free to make a large one to serve a crowd. If you are looking for a special dessert to serve to your sweetheart on Valentine’s Day, make a Berry Brownie Trifle. You will for sure earn brownie points:)

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Berry Brownie Trifle

4 from 2 votes

Ingredients
  

  • Brownies cut into chunks
  • Mixed berries if using frozen berries defrost before using
  • Raspberry jam
  • Whipped Cream
  • Chocolate Shavings

Instructions
 

  • 1. Place brownie chunks in the bottom of a trifle dish. Add a few berries and drizzle raspberry jam over the berries. Add a layer of whipped cream. Continue layering until you reach the top of the trifle dish. Add a few berries on top and finish with chocolate shavings.

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I'm Maria and my husband is Josh. We share a love of cooking, baking, and entertaining. We enjoy creating recipes that are simple, fresh, and family friendly. We love sitting around the table with good food, good conversation, and good friends and family! Our kitchen is always open!
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  1. I love trifles as well. You can throw a few ingredients together and you end up with a wonderful and classy dessert.

  2. Happy Valentine’s Day to you both! These trifles look amazing – and probably best to share 😉

  3. Triffles are so stunning! Always a show stopper. Hope you 2 have a great sweet valentines day!

  4. I was scanning through Twitter for an easy but delicious recipe I could whip up tonight, and this is perfect. Thanks for being on the ball and posting it so early. 🙂

  5. YUM! i had a breakfast version of this with Strawberries, for valentine’s morning of course 🙂 mmm the chocolate shavings look so good on top!! <3

  6. Looks absolutely delicious! I love trifles, especially when they’re made with brownies 🙂

  7. This is definitely the perfect way to dress up a brownie. I would be perfectly happy eating this and this alone for dinner.

  8. What a great way to mix it up brownie style! I always forget about making a trifle, but they are so easy and elegant. Happy Valentines Day!

  9. Delicious! I was thinking of doing something similar tonight with the brownies we have left over from our dinner party. Have a great Valentine’s. 🙂

  10. A lovely and simple dessert. The berries and chocolate shavings look yummy! Happy Valentine’s Day to you both. 🙂

  11. Love the simplicity and sheer delectability of this dessert! Hopefully you saved some for me . . . I’m coming over . . . 😉

  12. I adore trifles because they are so easy yet impressive, and this one is gorgeous! I love that you made one to share, so cute 🙂

  13. What a fabulous trifle! Uses one of my fav brownie recipes, too! Happy Valentine’s Day! Berries, cream and brownies. What could be better?!

  14. Happy Valentine’s Day! I love trifles too. And yours looks wonderfully decadent. Perfect for a chocolate holiday like this one.

  15. You know I’m not a huge fan of trifle but I think if I put brownies in it, I’ve have a totally different opinion! Looks wonderful.

  16. This is what I love about ur recipes Maria, everytime I look at them and go, “oh that’s so simple n I guess I have everything needed in my pantry!!”
    That’s another one of your easy and decadent recipes and the more berries n chocolates for dessert the better!

  17. This looks so delicious! I wish I saw it before Valentine’s Day… But it can totally be for any day!! I love trifles 🙂

  18. I’m planning on making a treat where I cut out little pieces of chocolate pound cake and was wondering what to do with the scaps (besides snack on them). Trifle! Why didn’t I think of that? Hope you guys had a good Valentine’s Day.

  19. This looks amazing Maria! I love trifles. They are so fun to have and to serve.
    Hope you had a wonderful Valentine’s Day!

  20. How can anyone not love this? This looks wonderful! It’s so simple, pretty and looks delicious! What kind of jam do you use ? Do you use sugar-free ones?

  21. Made 50 of these little beauties last night for a church group. They were a huge hit! (I also added some hot fudge to the layers. Can’t have too much chocolate, I say!)

  22. Man! Love it! I sometimes serve Ree’s baked fudge with berries and cream in the summer, but not layered.

    1. You can make the brownies and whipped cream the day before and have all of the prep work done, but I would assemble it the day of.