STOLEN AND SLIGHTLY ALTERED BROWNIE RECIPE

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STOLEN AND SLIGHTLY ALTERED BROWNIE RECIPE



I did not use sugar, (because I did not like pouring in all the sugar that is usually in brownies) but some of the ingredients I used might have had sugar in them already. Also, I guess it wasn't stolen if I changed it, but whatever.



1 cup honey

1 cup melted coconut oil

1 cup applesauce

a few drops of vanilla extract

1 cup unsweetened cocoa powder (sitting is optional

1 cup all purpose flour (again, sitting is optional)

Mix coconut oil, honey, applesauce (or eggs), and vanilla extract. Next sift in cocoa powder and flour. Bake for around 15 to 30 mins.


       I'll admit, this recipe doesn't taste the best. I think I know why it didn't turn out the best. I put in

half a cup of applesauce instead of a full cup, due to the fact that I didn't have enough. Also, I have a 

feeling I mixed in too much honey because it was overpowering the chocolate taste. It's not terrible but 

it is not at all what I expected it to be. So I'm gonna try it again peeps. A slight change will probably, 

actually, definitely take place next time around. 

- Lucee Goosee



Original recipe from Live Well Bake Often

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