Listen up, slay fitness tribe, because I’m about to drop a culinary bombshell that’s going to detonate your taste buds and blast your nutrition game to the next level. I’ve got a secret weapon sitting in my flavor arsenal that’s so loaded with taste, it’s practically illegal – we’re talking about the Insanely Delicious Chickpea Brownie Batter.
Whoever said eating healthy was all about munching kale and sipping bitter green juices was sadly mistaken. I’m here to teach you the art of indulgence without the collateral damage to your physique. This is the ultimate cheat code for your sweet cravings, and I’m not talking about those weak, half-hearted “guilt-free” desserts that taste like cardboard regrets. This is the real deal.
Now, let’s lock and load with the ingredients because that’s where the real firepower lies. We’re working with some heavy hitters here. A 15 oz can of chickpeas, the undercover agents of fiber and protein. We’ve got 1/4 cup of premium cacao powder, the kind of rich, dark substance you’d expect in the center of a black hole. On the dairy side, we’ve got 2 tablespoons of almond milk – sleek, smooth, and ready to slide into the mix.
The culinary artillery doesn’t stop there. We’re sweetening the deal with 1/4 cup of maple syrup, nature’s nectar with a knockout punch of flavor. Then we’ve got the heavyweight, a 1/2 cup of nut butter, to bind everything together like cement in a fortress. We’ll also drop in a teaspoon of vanilla to add that special ops stealth flavor.
To finish off, we’re throwing in the big guns: 2/3 cup of chocolate chunks because this isn’t amateur hour, and we go full throttle on everything we do.
Now, let’s talk tactics – making this explosive concoction is like disarming a bomb; one wrong move and you’re finished. First, you’re going to disarm those chickpeas by rinsing, draining, and skinning them. Pop them into your high-powered food processor and blend until they spill their secrets – a smooth, unified mix.
Next, you’re in stealth mode. Keep the food processor running, like the engine of a getaway car, and pour in the nut milk, vanilla, and maple syrup until the mixture is creamy and ready to take hostages.
Take a brief ceasefire and add your nut butter to the mix. This is the point of no return – blend it until it’s part of the brownie batter brotherhood.
Then, launch the cacao powder into the fray and watch as it joins forces with the rest of the ingredients, creating a concoction that’s so thick and creamy your spoon will stand at attention.
Once you’ve negotiated the perfect consistency, exfiltrate the batter to a separate bowl, and bring in the reinforcements – the chocolate chunks.
And that’s it. The battle’s won, but the war on flavor is never over. Grab a spoon and savor the victory because you’ve just conquered the kitchen with the Insanely Delicious Chickpea Brownie Batter. And remember, in a world full of desserts, be a chickpea brownie batter – relentless, powerful, and impossible to ignore. Enjoy!
Summary
Ingredients
Edible Brownie Batter
Produce
1/4 cup Cacao powder
1 15 oz can Chickpeas
Refrigerated
2 tbsp Almond milk
Condiments
1/4 cup Maple syrup
1/2 cup Nut butter
Baking & spices
2/3 cup Chocolate chunks
1 tsp Vanilla
Instructions
* Rinse and drain the chickpeas and remove the skins. Place in a high-powered food processor and blend until well mixed.
* While the food processor is running, add in the nut milk, vanilla, and maple syrup and mix until creamy (about 2 minutes).
* Stop the food processor and add in the nut butter, blend again until well combined.
* Add in the cacao powder and mix until thick and creamy, scraping down the sides as needed (at least 1 minute).
* Transfer the mixture to a separate bowl and stir in the chocolate chunks and enjoy!
Notes
To store this edible brownie batter cookie dough, place the leftovers in an airtight container and store it in the fridge. It will keep for up to two weeks! When ready to enjoy, let it soften slightly on the counter before serving or digging in with a spoon.
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