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Protein Cookie Dough and Brownie Batter Dessert
A no-bake layered dessert combining edible protein cookie dough with chocolatey brownie batter, chocolate chips, and a melted dark-chocolate drizzle. It is chilled until set and served cold.
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Ingredients
- 30 g oat flour (Marked with an asterisk in the source; author mentions Prozis.)
- 25 g vegan vanilla protein powder (Marked with an asterisk in the source; author mentions Prozis.)
- 10 g powdered peanut butter (Marked with an asterisk in the source; author mentions Prozis.)
- 5 g cocoa powder (Added after the batter is separated to make the brownie batter.)
- 10 g dark chocolate (Melt for the topping and drizzle over the assembled dessert.)
- 5 g chocolate chips (Fold into the batter.)
- 50 ml milk (Add in small amounts until a dough forms; the source gives a range.)
- vanilla extract (Use a splash.)
Steps
- 1
Combine the oat flour, vegan vanilla protein powder, and powdered peanut butter in a bowl. Do not add the cocoa powder yet.
- 2
Add the milk gradually, in small amounts, mixing as you go until the ingredients form a dough. Add a splash of vanilla extract and mix it through.
- 3
Fold the chocolate chips into the dough.
- 4
Separate the batter into portions. Mix the cocoa powder into the portion intended to become the brownie batter.
- 5
Layer the cookie dough and brownie batter in a serving container or dish.
- 6
Melt the dark chocolate. Drizzle it over the layered dessert, using a spoon to spread it so the top is covered.
- 7
Refrigerate for 2–4 hours, then enjoy chilled.
Notes
The source does not specify the exact quantity of vanilla extract, the type of milk, the container size, or a precise melting method for the dark chocolate. Milk quantity and chocolate-chip quantity are given as ranges; add the milk gradually until the dough forms.
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