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Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. Justine Murphy shares her top spots in Barnes, tips for getting children to eat more healthily and her recipe for sticky toffee pudding The mymuybueno Cookbookby Justine Murphy offers 160 family friendly, delicious, fully refined sugar-free ideas for healthy breakfasts, sharing platters, soups, curries, salads, main dishes and plant-based desserts. Leave to cool completely (this part is very important) before cutting into squares. After another 10 minutes, carefully use another wire rack to turn it upside down and gently remove the paper. Leave the brownie to cool in the tin for 10 minutes, then carefully transfer it to a wire rack by lifting the paper. It will continue cooking from the residual heat of the tin once out the oven. Sprinkle the brownie with your topping of choice, then bake for 30 minutes in the preheated oven until cooked through but still a little soft in the middle. Pour this into the lined tin and press it down firmly and evenly using a silicone spatula. You will be left with a shiny and very thick mixture. In a separate bowl, mix the almond milk and melted coconut oil with the chia-egg.Īdd the wet ingredients to the dry ingredients and leave to mix well for around 5 minutes to ensure all the oil has been incorporated. In an electric stand mixer with a paddle attachment, combine your dry ingredients.

Stir once in this time to ensure the dry seeds on top have taken on the water below. Place the chia seeds in a bowl with the warm water, mix well then leave to one side for 10 minutes to thicken up. Preheat the oven to 180°c and lightly grease a 20cm square or rectangular tin with melted coconut oil. It’s the best of all brownie worlds.Ģ tbsp chopped walnuts, pistachios, pecans or cacao nibs The chia provides the right amount of ‘squidge’ and the almonds make it more fudgy than cakey. It’s been absolutely worth it to create a brownie as good, if not better than my 2011 original.

Best served still warm for extra gooeyness.I can’t tell you how many times I’ve tweaked my brownie recipe over the years, to perfect the version below.

When done, remove the brownies, with the parchment paper still on, from the oven dish and leave to cool a little on a wire rack.

Pour the batter into the parchment paper lined oven dish and top with the remaining chocolate chips.

Stir 30g of the chocolate chips through the mixture (if using).

Sieve in the oat flour and cocoa and a pinch of salt and fold gently through the chocolate mixture.

Pour the chocolate slowly into the egg mixture, stirring to combine.

Remove from the microwave when almost, but not quite, melted and stir until completely smooth.

Melt the butter and chocolate together in a bowl in the microwave in 30 second increments, stirring between each 30 second blast.

When the eggs and sugar are whisked together, add the vanilla and stir again.

You can do this by hand – I don’t have a whisk so used two forks and it turned out perfectly fine – but it will take some elbow grease and will take longer than 5 minutes.

Beat the eggs and sugar together with an electric whisk for around 5 minutes, until it’s frothy and has turned a nice pale colour.Heat the oven to 180 degrees Celsius and line a small baking dish (I used a 0.6L one) with parchment paper.