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GF Choc/Peanut Brownie Cookies made with Borlotti Beans. (You really wouldn't know, even the kids eat them)


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Ingredients

24 portion(s)

You will need

  • 100 g dark chocolate
  • 1 can Borlotti beans, Drained
  • 40 grams honey
  • 110 g good peanut butter, if using shop bought leave out the oil from the recipe
  • 20 g Grape seed oil
  • 2 teaspoons Vanilla extract (or paste)
  • 1 pinch Pink Rock Salt, optional
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Recipe's preparation

  1. Pre heat oven to 180 degrees.

    1. Chop chocolate until in smallish peices apx 3 seconds speed 7 Or use choc chips if preferred.

    2. Add all other ingredients

    3. Mix for 5 seconds speed 8

    Check mixture,  check there are no beans identifiable and test if you prefer to add more honey as they are not very sweet. Mix for further 5 seconds as needed until dough is together. (usually take me 15 seconds in all)

    4. Line trays with baking paper, 

    5. Tip dough out onto paper, 

    6. Using wet hands form into small balls and squash top slightly.

    Bake in oven for 10-15 minutes. Until surface is cracked. When you take them from the oven they will soft, they harden up slightly when cooled.

    Bask in the glory of knowing your eating healthy borlotti beans as a treat!

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Tip

These have a brownie like consistancy rather than a crunchie cookie. I have kept for a few days in an air tight container. 


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