Black Bean Brownie Muffins

Black Bean Brownie Muffins

Do y’all recall that Chickpea Peanut Butter Muffin recipe we put out a while back? Well, we’ve gotten such good feedback about it that I decided it was time to conjure up another, so I hope y’all are in the mood for some wholesome dark chocolate beaniliciousness.It has all the good stuff--beans, fruit, nuts, & seeds—and none of that SOS nonsense.

Mind you, it’s not real sweet, but the texture and flavor are delectable, and I think it’d be fine to add a few more dates if your sweet tooth is still adjusting to the no-added-sugar lifestyle.

Without further ado, I bring you Black Bean Brownie Muffins!

Ingredients

15 oz can of black beans, drained

2 flax eggs (2T ground flax + 5T water or plant milk; let sit a few minutes)

5 oz dates (about 1 cup packed)

½ C almond flour

½ C rolled oats

6T cocoa powder

2T carob powder

¼ C nut butter

1 t baking soda

1 t vanilla powder

½ C chopped walnuts (or chocolate chips, raisins, etc)

Preheat oven to 375°.

Place all ingredients except walnuts into food processor and process until smooth. Put mixture in bowl and stir in walnut pieces. I used a spring-loaded icecream scoop to dollop dough into 8 small muffin cups. Bake 18-20 minutes.

Please let us know how they turn out in the comments below. 😊


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3 comments
  • Sounds good but I don’t bake. Thinking some of these already made products would be good, only Cook beans occasionally as I am the only one that ears them & I love’em!

    Carlie youngbear on
  • I’m having a hard time getting hubby to go plant basr.

    Janice Forbes on
  • I’ve been mostly plant based for a couple of years now & love to cook and experiment in kitchen. I had most everything I needed for these brownies in my pantry so I gave it a whirl! I subbed a scant 1/2 c. date syrup for the dates and skipped the carob powder. Used 1/2 c. each of chopped walnuts and dark chocolate chips as mix-ins. The end result was a moist, decadent and deeply flavorful brownie that my husband (omni eater) and son (same) adored. I saved this one for a regular rotation! Thanks!!

    Marla on

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