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Looking For A Tnt Brownie Recipe


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does anyone have a homemade one they love? want something without bean flours.

thanks!


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does anyone have a homemade one they love? want something without bean flours.

thanks!

I made the Brownies from Annelise Robert's cookbook: Baking Classics. They were delicious!

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I really liked Open Original Shared Link one.

ebrbetty Rising Star

thank you..those look yummy, I'll use applesause instead of the butter

  • 5 years later...
linguine Newbie

does anyone have a homemade one they love? want something without bean flours.

thanks!

This is my favourite Open Original Shared Link and nobody even knows they are gluten free!

sa1937 Community Regular

This is my favourite Open Original Shared Link and nobody even knows they are gluten free!

Please note that you are replying to an old topic. The OP hasn't been on the forum since 2008 and hopefully has found a good brownie recipe by now.

  • 2 weeks later...
DoggieMama Newbie

Brownies

(These are awesome)

1 (16 ounce) jar creamy roasted almond butter

3 eggs

1 1/2 cups stevia/xylitol/sugar

1 tablespoon Alcohol free vanilla extract

1 1/4 cup unsweetened cacao powder

1/2 teaspoon celtic sea salt

1 teaspoon aluminum free baking soda

1/2 cup water or more as needed

In a large bowl, blend almond butter until smooth with a hand blender

Blend in eggs, then blend in sugar and Alcohol Free vanilla

Blend in cacao, salt and baking soda

Grease a 9x13 inch Pyrex baking dish

Pour batter into dish

Bake at 325


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cintinative Newbie

Today I made this recipe Deep Dark Fudgy Brownies using the gluten free flour mix from Art of Gluten Free Baking (website) and they turned out great. This was my fave recipe before my son's Celiac diagnosis last week. I think it tastes almost spot on the kind with gluten. This is a very fudgy brownie. I use water instead of coffee but do use the espresso powder.

Brownie recipe:

Open Original Shared Link

Gluten Free Flour Mix:

Open Original Shared Link

~**caselynn**~ Enthusiast

Please note that you are replying to an old topic. The OP hasn't been on the forum since 2008 and hopefully has found a good brownie recipe by now.

Yes I noticed that as well, but crazy as it sounds I was thinking about brownies today and how I don't have a recipe! Crazy or what?! Looks like I found some haha too random!!

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