How to make delicious vegan brownies

One of my favourite things in this world is a good brownie. Brownies, for me, are about both the flavour and texture in equal measure and getting both right is a tough feat! They should taste rich and chocolatey without being sickly and have a smooth, fudgy texture, but crispy edges just for a bit of contrast in the bite. My vegan brownie recipe delivers all of that!

I found it hard enough to achieve the perfect texture when using eggs and dairy (that I’m used to baking with), so it took me a few attempts before I mastered the vegan recipe with ingredients I was less familiar with. However, after A LOT of trial and error I finally got there! This is my vegan brownie recipe that now works every time. Enjoy!

Homemade vegan chocolate brownie stack

Ingredients:

113g vegan butter (melted)
200g white sugar
100g brown sugar
150ml vegan milk
150g plain flour
75g cocoa powder
1 tsp baking powder

Method:

Tips

For the vegan butter I like to use Flora Plant Butter as I find that it has the right fat content and doesn’t alter the flavour of my bakes like some other vegan butters do. For the vegan milk I find that oat gives a nice creamy flavour and texture, while others like soya are thinner and can alter the flavour of the bake.


Keep the closest eye on your baking brownies as even a minute over or under will make a massive difference to the texture! Over-cooking will leave them cakey and under cooking will mean they fall apart easily.
Cooling the brownies in the pan is important as it gives them a little residual heat just to set. These are super fudgy brownies, so they need all the help they can get to hold their shape and a slow cool like this will do the trick

You can also buy a tray of delicious brownies, delivered to your door. They’re great for special occasions, or just to send some love.

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