Betty Crocker Gluten Free Chocolate Fudge Brownie

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Add the dry ingredients to the wet ingredients. Using a rubber spatula, stir in the cocoa powder and gluten-free flour until fully combined. Use your whisk to combine all the ingredients just until they’re combined. DO NOT OVERMIX YOUR BATTER. I’ve made two batches in the last three days for Easter. I followed the recipe precisely (using 72% cocoa chocolate and 100g of coconut sugar, as advised) and then added some cheeky extras. For one batch I added 1.5 tsp Valencia Orange extract and topped with crushed Tery’s Choc Orange Mini Eggs (which are also GF, FYI). To the second batch, I added chopped Pistachios and 1/2 tsp instant espresso which really brought out the richness of the chocolate. I baked both batches for 30 mins for a fudgy rather than a gooey brownie, and they were perfect.

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It not only adds sweetness to the brownie, but it also helps to achieve the lovely, crisp exterior on the outside of the brownie. So yeah, remove the sugar at your own risk! Can I use other sugar apart from golden sugar in this recipe? My box calls for 2/3c of oil. So how much do I need? 1/3c. Thank you for coming to today’s lesson on fractions. Cocoa Powder: You can use either Dutch-process or natural cocoa powder. The Dutch-process cocoa lends a richer, darker chocolate flavor, whereas the unsweetened, natural cocoa powder gives that classic, well-known brownie taste. Both are delicious! These are not a health food. These are not superfoods. These are not enhanced with healthy things for the sake of healthiness. These are decadent, rich, wonderful morsels of blissful joy that are meant to be enjoyed occasionally as a treat. Please help! My boxed brownies look like molten tar boiling away in my dish. What did I do wrong??”

This healthy brownie recipe is a twist on my ultimate gluten free brownie recipe, with a few substitutions to make it healthier. To make the brownies gluten and grain free: almond flour instead of gluten free or plain flour. To make them dairy free: coconut oil instead of butter. To make them (as) refined sugar free (as possible): coconut sugar instead of white sugar, and super dark chocolate with 80%+ cocoa solids.

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But I wouldn’t recommend using any brown sugars. Also, please don’t try and use syrups to replace the sugar as they will make the mixture too wet and it’ll never cook properly! What chocolate should I use for the brownies? This recipe is wonderful. I don’t follow a gluten-free diet but I do try and be healthy which is why I chose to follow this recipe. You would never think these were butter, flour and refined sugar-free! Honestly, I grab the cheapest one that says ‘fudge brownie’ on the box. It’s usually my store’s budget brand – Hill Country Fare. It’s delicious and it works. Every ingredient we use is carefully selected to ensure it meets our gluten free criteria and we’re now based out of a dedicated gluten free facility, so can be entirely confident that all products are 100% free from gluten. Add the gluten-free flour (not almond flour), baking soda, and baking powder, and mix until combined.

Yes, you certainly can! I actually originally made these brownies dairy free to begin with – here’s how I did it. Use a high-quality gluten-free flour blend -I used Bob's Red Mill 1-to-1 Gluten Free Flour for this recipe. When measuring your gluten-free flour, spoon your flour into your measuring cup, then level. Don't scoop then level.

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Did you know that you can mix the dry ingredients for gluten-free brownies and store them as a gluten-free brownie mix? Simply place your dry ingredients in a jar or a container, and when you are ready to bake your best GF brownies, add in the wet ingredients and bake as directed. You can even add the chocolate chips to your dry gluten-free brownie mix before storing them. Don’t Overmix. Be careful to stir the ingredients just until they’re combined and no streaks remain. Continuing to mix will result in dense, dry brownies. Allergy Information: Contains traces of dairy (shared equipment), and has soy ingredients. Contains ingredients produced with genetic engineering (GMOs). You can certainly give it a try! Follow the advice above to make these brownies dairy-free, then all you’re left to contend with are the eggs. Bob’s Red Mill is consistently one of my go-to gluten free brands. They’ve been on the forefront of gluten free foods for years and years, and their commitment to quality is commendable. These brownies didn’t disappoint!

Nuts: Add chopped walnuts, almonds, or hazelnuts. Just be sure to toast them before adding them to the brownies so they'll be nice and crunchy. Add up to 1½ cups of nuts for the full batch of brownies. Pro-Tips: This fudgy gluten free brownies recipe is pretty much failproof. However, there are just a few things to keep in mind before you begin.