I am planning to try
black bean brownies because I've heard they are great.
Normally low fat brownies or fat free brownies are on my list of must haves... kinda like these vegan
black bean brownies because they are light, packed chocolate flavor and full of fiber.
Not exact matches
The moment I placed these
brownies in the oven, I started whining like a disgruntled teenager
because Luise had persuaded me to only sweeten them with dates and mix a whole can of
black beans into the batter.
We added some of my wild blueberries and huckleberries as well, and all sampled a
black bean brownie just
because.
I was even thinking about making
black bean brownies this week, but I stopped myself
because, I don't know, is that weird?
And I was really skeptical
because earlier in the year I had tried a different
black bean brownie recipe that the blogger swore by.
The night before I made the
brownies with
black beans, but
because I attemtped to experiment with substituting the eggs, the
bean brownies did not turn out right — at all.
And don't even get me started on the suggestion to add
black beans because, guys,
black bean brownies pale in comparison to real deal
brownies.
It was fun to play around with the recipe
because until I made
black bean brownies a couple years ago, I had not tried
brownies without flour.
I don't care for pudding (or
black beans in my
brownies) but I'm bookmarking this recipe for warmer days
because pudding (silly autocorrect tried changing pudding to pissing) pops!
Because these vegan
black bean brownies are so rich, we always cut them into smaller slices.
Is it a good idea to hide spinach in a smoothie,
black beans in
brownies, or cauliflower in mac & cheese
because you're getting in extra nutrients and fiber?