Protein Coconut Flour Brownies
One of the main foods that kept me from my weight goals was sweets. Since I have been on a journey to optimal self-wellness and health, I have made countless desserts to kill the cravings of my strong sweet tooth. Brownies was the number one food that no matter how many low carb brownies recipes I have tried on the web, I couldn’t find one that reminded me of Ghirardelli Triple chocolate goodness.
This recipe was originally a mug cake recipe and one night I thought, what if I were to double or even quadruple this mug cake recipe, will I make the optimal brownies? After making the recipe and then making a couple of tweaks. I made the perfect cakey brownies, to make even better, each serving is a huge portion, you’ll see.
Anytime I make sweets I always try to add protein powder in it as well which also increases satiety. I used a pea protein, I heard collage peptides works better when it comes to baking but I have never tried it myself. The amount of eggs seems a lot but it is because I decided to use coconut flour which is very dense and can make the texture of the baked good dry. I have never tried to make this with flax eggs or chia eggs but you can use only egg whites instead of whole eggs if you want to keep the protein amount up and the fat content and calories to a minimum.
Let me know what you guys think of this recipe in the comments below and don’t hesitate to name any tweaks or changes you made to the recipe. I’ll see you all in the next recipe. Time to go eat.
Protein Coconut Flour Brownies
Ingredients
Instructions
- Preheat the oven to 350 F.
- Add all of your wet ingredients together in a large mixing bowl.
- Add each dry ingredient one at a time and ensure it is mixed thoroughly for each one.
- Line a 8x8 baking dish with parchment paper.
- Bake for 20 minutes. Check to ensure it is done by inserting a toothpick in the middle and it comes out clean.
- Let brownies cool for 15 minutes before cutting up into 6 huge squares.
- Enjoy with some Dairy-Free ice cream on top.
Saphia’s Tips:
Be sure not to over cook these because the texture can easily become very drying.
Nutrition Facts
Calories
93Fat (grams)
4.8Sat. Fat (grams)
1.4Carbs (grams)
19.1Fiber (grams)
2.8Net carbs
4.2Sugar (grams)
.8Protein (grams)
9Sodium (milligrams)
268Cholesterol (grams)
123.3All of my nutrition info comes from an appt called Carb Manager.
There is a total of 12g of Sugar Alcohols.