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In a food processor or blender for about 2 minutes, until smooth and creamy. Steam for 30 to 40 seconds, or cook in a skillet with 1 tablespoon of water for about 90 seconds, or just until wilted. For mature spinach, fold leaves in half lengthwise with the stem outside, then strip the stem off the leaf. I made this a second time and used Self Raising flour in addition to the baking powder and they rose beautifully and were even better than the first batch. Cool completely in the pan before cutting into 12 bars. Pour the batter into the pan and bake 35 to 40 minutes. Stir in the flour, baking powder, and salt with a wooden spoon. In a large bowl, combine the melted chocolate, vegetable purees, sugar, cocoa powder, margarine and vanilla and whisk until smooth and creamy, 1 to 2 minutes (it will look rather awful at this stage but do persevere) Coat an 8" x 8" (20cm x 20cm) baking pan with cooking spray or line with baking paper.Melt the chocolate in a double boiler or over a very low flame (or in microwave)

3/4 cup oat flour or plain flour (I'd recommend using Self Raising flour as they don't rise much otherwise with the small amount of baking powder).

1/2 cup firmly packed light or dark brown sugar.

3 oz/90g semisweet or bittersweet chocolate.

Just don't serve them warmit's not until they're completely cool that the spinach flavor totally disappears. These brownies fool everyone! You won't believe how scrumptious they are (or how good they are for you) until you make them yourself. And by the end of my first cool brownie, I'm reaching for another.ĭID YOU MAKE THIS RECIPE? Share your creations by tagging on Instagram with the hashtag #notquitenigella Brownies (with Carrot and Spinach) from Deceptively Delicious By the third or fourth bite, when I realised I was eating an extremely healthy version of a brownie but it was rich and chocolately I find they aren't so bad after all. I found that, as she said, with my first bite of a warm one, there was the slightest hint of "something" although it thankfully didn't scream "spinach!!" to me.Īfter letting it cool as suggested I started on a new brownie. And if you're expecting a typical luscious brownie with crispy top and moist chewy centre, you may be disappointed. It was ratherĬhocolately and no matter how hard I tried, had no spinach taste at all.Īfter baking, I found that they didn't rise a great deal at all and whilst my baking pan was almost exactly 8inches (20cms) by 8inches (20cms) as specified, the brownies were a little flat.

I remained skeptical until I tasted the final raw batter before it was about to be put into the oven. Plain spinach in a brownie is even less so.

I love spinach and cheese but plain spinach is not appealing at all. It became even higher when pureeing the spinach. In this recipe, there's hardly any, just 2 large egg whites and 2 tablespoons of butter so my skepticism was high. The odd thing about brownies is that they have a lot of eggs, butter and chocolate to help keep them moist. If you'd like to wake up to a delicious email just enter your email address below. Every morning I send my friends the latest restaurant, recipe or travel story from my blog.