Double Chocolate Paleo Brownies

Double chocolate brownies that are so thick and delicious you’d never guess they’re gluten free, dairy free, and paleo! Next, try my paleo chocolate chip cookies.

Today I had huge hopes to offer an entirely different recipe. I created it, filmed it, edited it, and ate the whole thing. It was ready for publication.

But then I discovered these paleo brownies. I couldn’t take it anymore. I just couldn’t. I was overjoyed to discover that I could make a rich, dense, chocolaty brownie that is also paleo-friendly.

There will be no butter, milk, granulated sugar, brown sugar, gluten, alien body parts, or other artificial substances.

Paleo desserts can be tough to make

I’ve been trying to figure out how to produce attractive and tasty paleo and keto desserts. Keto is considerably more challenging for me, so I’ve been focused on paleo. My friends, take it slowly. Little steps.

I don’t want to make everything out of almond flour, almond butter, and coconut oil, but it’s a start. They’re quite versatile substances!

And, as an added benefit, it is quite conceivable to create things that do not taste like any of those things.

Where can I find paleo chocolate chocolate chips?

Enjoy Life is my favorite brand, although I’m sure there are others.

But do these taste like real brownies?

They absolutely do. I can’t say enough about how delicious these brownies are, and not just because they’re paleo. To be honest, I need to pat myself on the back. It took a few attempts, but I finally got it.

Let us take a minute to just gaze and enjoy. As if they were an artwork in a beautiful museum:

Cakey brownies vs. fudgy brownies

I used small chocolate chips in my first attempt, but it was lackluster. And since I used too much almond flour and not enough egg, they turned up cakey.

To be sure, cakey isn’t always a negative thing if you’re looking for cakey. Yet, I was not. I was trying for a brownie-y flavor.

My criteria for a delicious paleo brownie

  • I didn’t need them to be incredibly fudgy since I already have a gluten-free go-to and a traditional recipe for that (though that doesn’t mean it won’t happen at some point), but I did want them to be the sort of brownie you can take a bite of and really dig your teeth into. Literally.
  • I wanted them to have melty chocolate chips in them so that I wouldn’t create a mess when I ate them right out of the oven (waiting is for chumps). Check.
  • I wanted almond butter swirls to make them seem more interesting, but not so many that they tasted like almond butter. Check again.

Finally, the flavor has to be black and deep.

I didn’t want to eat an overly sweet sugar bomb, but I also didn’t want it to be bitter.

Check, check, and check again.

You don’t have to be paleo to enjoy these

Hence, whether or not you need to follow a paleo diet, you must bake these brownies. Go to the shop, get the supplies, prepare them, and then do all you can not to eat one after another.

They may be paleo, but they are not celery with no calories or repercussions. I guarantee you won’t notice it’s missing all the exciting things.

Paleo Double Chocolate Brownies

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Prep Time: 10mins
Cook Time: 20mins
Total Time: 30mins
Servings: 9to 25 pieces (depending on size)
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Description

Chocolate brownies so thick and rich that you would never know they’re gluten free, dairy free, and paleo!

Ingredients

  • cup solid and packed coconut oil, not melted
  • a cup of coconut sugar
  • almond butter cup
  • honey or cupmaple syrup
  • a cup of almond flour
  • cocoa powder, unsweetened and non-alkaline (I recommend Ghirardelli)
  • 1 tsp baking soda
  • 1 tsp baking powder
  • teaspoonsalt
  • 3 big room temperature eggs
  • 1 tsp pure vanilla extract
  • 1 cup chocolate chips, Enjoy Life brand, divided

Instructions

  • Preheat the oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit. In an 88 pan, place parchment paper (with the edges hanging over the sides for easy lifting). Set aside.
  • 4 tablespoons maple syrup
    12 cup coconut sugar, 4 cup almond butter, 1 cup coconut oil
    Combine the coconut oil, coconut sugar, almond butter, and maple syrup in a microwave-safe bowl. Heat for 30 seconds at a time, stirring carefully after each. Cook until all of the ingredients have melted (they wont be completely combined thats okay). Set aside.
    1
  • a teaspoon of salt
    14 cup unsweetened almond flour, 2 teaspoon baking powder, 1 teaspoon baking soda
    Whisk together almond flour, cocoa powder, baking soda, baking powder, and salt in a medium mixing basin. Set aside.
    3
  • Stir in the eggs and vanilla essence to the moist batter.
    1 teaspoon pure vanilla essence, 3 big eggs
  • 4 cup chocolate chips.
    1 pound chocolate chips

    Mix the wet and dry ingredients together using a spatula (the batter will get stuck in a whisk). 3 folds in

  • On top, sprinkle 4 cup chocolate chips.

    Pour batter into prepared pan and spread evenly with a spatula. 1 teaspoon remaining

  • Bake for 20 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted into the middle comes out with a tiny amount of moist batter. Let to cool in the pan before removing, slicing, and serving.

Notes

Note: You can cut these into 9 large pieces, or 16-25 smaller pieces.

Nutrition Facts

Calories: 357kcal | Carbohydrates: 30g | Protein: 7g | Fat: 27g | Saturated Fat: 14g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 1g | Monounsaturated Fat: 4g | Trans Fat: 1g | Cholesterol: 58mg | Sodium: 320mg | Potassium: 202mg | Fiber: 4g | Sugar: 19g | Vitamin A: 79IU | Calcium: 84mg | Iron: 2mg

FAQs

Can I use brown sugar instead of sugar in brownies?

Sugar, brown:

I substituted 1 cup of packed light brown sugar for the 1 cup of granulated sugar, and the resultant brownies were soft, rich, and quite moist. In addition, they were somewhat thicker and deeper in color than the control recipe.

What happens if you put less sugar in brownies?

2 cup instead of 4 cup or 1 sugar reduction

Brownies are light and soft because of the sugar in them. If all of it is removed, the brownies will be flat and leathery. To avoid this, take off between 25% and 50% of the sugar. For instance, if the recipe asks for one cup of sugar, use three.

Can Type 2 diabetes eat brownies?

Even if you have diabetes, baked products like brownies may be part of your diet. You just need to keep track of the count to make it function. The ADA recommends that you limit your carb level at most meals between 45 and 60 grams overall.

What does brown sugar do in brownies?

Brown sugar adds fudginess to the brownies. Brown sugar contains molasses, which melts to form a “wetter” batter that gets fudgier when baked.

What is the best sugar substitute for brownies?

When it comes to baking, these are our favorite six sugar substitutes:
Sugar made from coconuts. Watch the video…. Agave nectar or agave syrup. Play the video…
Concentrates of fruits. Fruit concentration, as opposed to fruit juice, is just fruit with the water removed. … Molasses…. Maple syrup.

What type of flour is best for brownies?

The Finest Flour for Brownies

Cake flour has just 6-8% protein, which is insufficient to keep the mixture together and will result in a flaky mess. Bread flour, on the other hand, contains too much protein (12-15%), resulting in a thick, hard chocolate bar. Thus all-purpose flour comes out on top!

What can I use instead of brown sugar in brownies?

Honey, maple syrup, or agave nectar are all options.

Honey, maple syrup, or agave nectar are all appropriate alternatives for brown sugar with a few easy recipe tweaks.

Is melted butter better than oil in brownies?

Both butter and oil will provide a moist, supple texture in brownies, but only butter will provide the aeration required for brownies to rise properly. If you use a cake brownie, butter is a preferable choice since it helps raise the batter. Oil is acceptable for thicker, fudge-like brownies.

Can I substitute honey for sugar in brownies?

Honey may be substituted for white sugar, brown sugar, maple syrup, or corn syrup in any recipe that asks for sugar.

What dessert won’t spike my blood sugar?

High-protein treats, such as dark chocolate and peanut butter, may help to keep blood sugar levels stable.
Honey with Greek yogurt…
Waffles with protein…
Peanut butter with dark chocolate…
Cookie dough with protein…
Greek chocolate yogurt ice cream…….
Chocolate-oatmeal cookies…
Sweet potato topped with Greek yogurt, cinnamon, and flaked almonds.
Mousse with berries.
Feb 15, 2022

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