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Fudgy Fat Loss Brownies
A dairy-free, fiber-packed brownie made with baked butternut squash, cocoa, oat flour, and chocolate chips. The result is moist and fudgy, and the source recommends serving it cold from the fridge.
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Ingredients
- 500 g Butternut squash, baked (Roast cut side down at 400°F (200°C) for about 35 minutes; the skin should fall right off. One squash makes about two pans' worth.)
- 250 ml Egg whites
- 35 g Cocoa powder
- 25 g Oat flour (Made by blending oats.)
- 50 g Chocolate chips
- 80 g Sweetener (The source gives a range of 60–80 g and says 80 g was used; the video identifies a monk fruit blend.)
- 1 tsp Vanilla (The source does not specify whether this is vanilla extract or another form.)
- 0.5 tsp Baking powder
- Salt (A pinch; the video says to salt generously.)
Steps
- 1
Roast the butternut squash cut side down at 400°F (200°C) for about 35 minutes, until the skin falls off easily. Let it cool enough to handle, then remove the skin and measure 500 g of baked squash.
- 2
Preheat the oven to 350°F (175°C). Add the baked squash, egg whites, cocoa powder, oat flour, sweetener, vanilla, baking powder, and salt to a blender or mixing bowl.
- 3
Blend or mix the ingredients together until combined.
- 4
Add the chocolate chips and fold them into the mixture.
- 5
Pour the batter into a baking pan or loaf pan.
- 6
Bake for about 35–40 minutes, until the edges are firm and the center still has a slight jiggle. The video describes baking for 35 minutes.
- 7
Let the brownies sit for a while after baking; the video advises being patient and letting them rest for a few minutes.
- 8
For the best serving, chill the brownies in the refrigerator and serve cold. The source does not specify a chilling time.
Notes
Yield is 1 pan, 5 servings. The source recommends serving cold from the fridge. Some people added protein powder, but no quantity or method is provided. The description lists 9 g protein per serving, while the video audio says 10 g.
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