Brownie saludable!
Esos son los ingredientes. El queso cottage y los 3 huevos los licué en nivel bajo para que quedara suave la mezcla ya que el queso cottage viene en cuadritos. Al final le puse las chispas de chocolate y dos dátiles picados. Lo hornie a 355 F por 20 min. apagué el horno y lo dejé 10 min. más. Mis niños empezaron a comerlo aún calientito, pero la mejor textura y sabor lo tuvo cuando se enfrió por completo. Corté en 9 pesados, obviamente se terminó ese mismo día.
INGREDIENTES:
*3 huevos medianos
*1 tz queso cottage
*1/2 tz azúcar de coco(o edulcorante de tu preferencia)
*1/2 tz de harina de avena (puedes usar regular o de tu preferencia)
*1/4 tz cacao en polvo sin azúcar
*1/3 tz chispas de chocolate
*2 dátiles picados sin semilla (esos los puse de toppin)
-Mezcla los húmedos, yo licué en potencia baja los huevos y el queso cottage, agregué los secos y luego incorporé los húmedos, al final en top puse las chispas y los dátiles picados, puedes ponerle más chispas a la mezcla si gustas, obviamente doblemente delicioso.
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I recently tried making this healthy brownie recipe, and it quickly became a favorite in my household. The use of cottage cheese and eggs blended together results in an amazingly moist and soft texture, quite different from traditional brownies. Using oat flour instead of regular flour adds a wholesome, slightly nutty flavor and makes it suitable for those seeking gluten-free options. One tip I learned is to blend the cottage cheese and eggs on low speed, just as the recipe suggests, to avoid any lumps and achieve a smooth batter. Baking at 355°F for about 20 minutes, then letting it rest in the turned-off oven for 10 minutes, gives the brownies the perfect consistency—slightly firm yet fudgy. Instead of regular sugar, coconut sugar brings a subtle caramel taste, and the dates add a touch of natural sweetness along with a chewy texture when used as a topping. The addition of unsweetened cocoa powder ensures rich chocolate flavor without extra sugar. I also experimented adding extra chocolate chips to the batter, which made the brownies even more indulgent but still fairly healthy. This recipe is wonderful for those looking for a high-protein dessert that satisfies the chocolate craving without guilt. It's also kid-approved—my kids couldn’t wait to eat them warm fresh from the oven, though the flavor really shines once they're completely cooled. I recommend slicing them into generous portions, as they are quite filling! Overall, these brownies are a fantastic option for anyone who wants a treat that's both delicious and nourishing. I’ll definitely be making them again and trying variations like adding nuts or different dried fruits as toppings. Give it a try, and enjoy a chocolaty snack that supports your health goals!






