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Rating
5/5 (from 6 ratings)5 -
Yield
8-16, depending on your level of indulgence
Ingredients
2 cups pecans (grounded)
2/3 cup cocoa powder
2 teaspoons agave nectar
2 cups dates
2 teaspoons vanilla extract (that's a complete estimate)
Recipe Directions
1. Process all ingredients in a food processor.
2. Press into a brownie pan.
3. Cool for at least ten minutes to firm them up a bit.
Raw Food Punk's Thoughts
By Raw Food PunkThese are the tastiest, healthiest, most awesome brownies ever. Try frosting them with any raw frosting recipe you have, or add raw caramel, cinnamon, dried berries, etc.
This is a great base recipe that you can play with, plus they are amazing on their own.
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vintagepink
Jul 31, 2011
vintagepink's Review
Raw Brownies
I really felt like making brownies tonight and these totally hit the spot! And I can't believe how little went into making it... i didnt have any vanilla, but still turned out great! thanks for posting this :-)
Raw Food Punk
Jul 23, 2011
Sounds great! I like the coconut idea, I'll have to try that one. thanks!
nessa82
Sep 28, 2012
nessa82's Review
Raw Brownies
I made these tonight, finally, and they were sooooo good! It opened me up to something I had never tried before: dates. As a recent convert to raw veganism, these just make me realize how much I'm going to enjoy this new lifetime commitment.
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nessa82
Sep 28, 2012
nessa82's Review
Raw Brownies
I made these tonight, finally, and they were sooooo good! It opened me up to something I had never tried before: dates. As a recent convert to raw veganism, these just make me realize how much I'm going to enjoy this new lifetime commitment.
skz
May 26, 2012
skz's Review
Raw Brownies
I made them; pleasantly surprised—they were great! Thank you!
silystarrfish
Feb 14, 2012
silystarrfish's Review
Raw Brownies
I made these for a work potluck. Nobody knew they were vegan or raw. and they were gone VERY quickly. I am curious to know what you mixed into these. is it a sweet cashew cream?
oh, and I didn't have pecans, so I used walnuts
Thank you for sharing!
Terilyn
Dec 23, 2011
LOL LeahG - you're posting on a VEGAN RAW site. What in the world is vegan OR raw about any of the below?! Methinks you majorly missed the point...
LeahG
Dec 23, 2011
I have this recipe to add that I learned when I was in intervention class:
1. Fudgy Brownies- Bake only until a wooden toothpick inserted about one inch from side of pan comes out with a moist crumb. The center of the brownie will often seem unbaked but it will be firm upon cooling.
2. Extra Fudgy – Cool the brownie for only 15 minutes then cover it with aluminum foil and refrigerate.
3. Chewy brownie- Bake until wooden toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean.
Whatever your preference on the texture of the brownies now depends on your baking time.
There are tons of recipes on brownies out there but here’s a simple recipe that I often bake:
Ingredients
1/2 cup butter
1 cup sugar
2 eggs
2 1oz squares unsweetened chocolate, melted **
1 teaspoon vanilla
1/2 cup all purpose flour
1/2 cup chopped walnuts.
** Note- 1 square unsweetened chocolate is equal to 3 tablespoon cocoa plus 1 tablespoon fat
Procedure
1. Cream butter and sugar.
2. Beat in eggs
3. Blend in chocolate, vanilla and flour.
4. Add walnuts.
5. Bake in greased 8 x 8 x 2 inches pan at 325 F about 35 minutes. (Baking time will depend on the desired texture of brownies )
6. Cut into 16 squares.
This is a very delectable treat! Trust me :)
missworld
Aug 25, 2011
I made these today, SO GOOD! thank you : )
vintagepink
Jul 31, 2011
vintagepink's Review
Raw Brownies
I really felt like making brownies tonight and these totally hit the spot! And I can't believe how little went into making it... i didnt have any vanilla, but still turned out great! thanks for posting this :-)
Raw Food Punk
Jul 23, 2011
Sounds great! I like the coconut idea, I'll have to try that one. thanks!
livelovesmile
Jul 23, 2011
livelovesmile's Review
Raw Brownies
thank you raw food punk for all the great ideas. i like the vanilla creme topping idea. i was going to try it, but the brownies were so delicious on their own!
i liked the ratios. i changed it a little. i did:
2 cups almonds
1.5 cups pecans
2.5 cups dates
.5 cup goji berries soaked
3 tsp vanilla bean
3 tbs agave
1 cup coco powder
1/4 cup coconut ganja oil (1/8)
bottom of pan has coconut shreds. topped with cinnamon.
my blendtec couldnt handle it after awhile. what can i say, it was a hand me down.
miandluismi
Jul 21, 2011
Thank you for the information and also doing the math. I'm on Weight Watchers and getting into healthier meals, but I still have a sweet tooth.
Raw Food Punk
Jul 20, 2011
I'm sorry I didn't add those specifics! i believe I used a 9x11 brownie pan, but any size will do, depends on the thickness you want. Plus since they are basically already the thickness you need, you can mold them into half a pan if you would like. I do not know the calorie per serving count, I haven't even begun to think about figuring that out for my recipes. There's 2 cups of nuts in the whole thing so if you cut them to make 16 brownies thats only about an 1/8 cup of pecans per brownie, right? Not too bad at all!
miandluismi
Jul 20, 2011
what size brownie pan? Do you know the actual calorie serving?
silystarrfish
Jul 20, 2011
oh my gosh. I've been putting off looking at this recipe because I knew I would just crave brownies (my ultimate weakness, in fact, I would probably be willing to sell my soul for a good pan of brownies).
The picture looks absolutely sinful. I can't wait to try them.
Thank you for sharing
Raw Food Punk
Jul 20, 2011
Hey Joanna! I have actually done lots of different versions. I did some with raw caramel drizzle, some with goji berries mixed in, some with cinnamon mixed in, and some with a coconut frosting that I found online. I think that's all I've done so far, all were awesome! Try 'em out, let me know how it goes!
joannabanana
Jul 19, 2011
wow these look awesome. what did you mix into yours?? i like the chocolate/vanilla appearance.
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