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When it comes to brownies, fudginess is key. And in this recipe, an unlikely ingredient helps keep these chocolate treats perfectly moist: mashed sweet potato! The dump and stir batter couldn't be easier to put together, and since it's naturally gluten free, there's no potential for over-mixing. Have the kids lend a hand and you'll soon be rewarded with a rich yet nutritious dessert that everyone in the family can enjoy.
If using homemade mashed sweet potato, plan ahead to ensure that it has time to cool before you're ready to make the brownies.
These brownies are naturally gluten free as long as you ensure ingredients like your oat flour have a gluten free certification, as certain brands can have traces of gluten although oats themselves don’t contain any.
You can also make these brownies dairy free by using dairy free chocolate chips.
Because these brownies are so wonderfully fudgy, you want to make sure they cool fully before slicing, and it's actually easiest to slice them after they chill a little bit. When you’re ready, use the foil to lift the entire bar out of the pan and place them onto a cutting board to slice.
I have a granddaughter who is allergic to gluten. She also cannot have chicken eggs but she can have duck eggs. I've baked these sweet potato brownies with good results for someone else and just wondered if maybe you know if duck eggs could be substituted, or even if you sell them.
Hi Anne, we're sorry to hear that your granddaughter isn't able to enjoy chicken eggs. Unfortunately, we don't keep up with the world of duck eggs, and we also don't sell them. We wish you and granddaughter the best of luck in finding a viable substitution!
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