Recipe: Appetizing Oil-free and Egg-free Tofu Brownies

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Oil-free and Egg-free Tofu Brownies. Great recipe for Oil-free and Egg-free Tofu Brownies. I found this recipe in the macrobiotic recipe book "Sweet! Sugar-fee Desserts" by Patricio Garcia de Paredes.
An easy recipe for super-moist and fudgy chocolate fudge vegan brownies, using tofu as an egg replacer, which is also what keeps them super moist!
As a vegan recipe, these brownies are dairy-free, egg-free and cholesterol-free, and with maple syrup instead of sugar, they're also refined-sugar free, which is great for vegans who want to avoid.
Good old-fashioned, moist and fudgy brownies made from scratch have landed a spot in the ever expanding collection of vegan dessert recipes!.
You can have Oil-free and Egg-free Tofu Brownies using 11 ingredients and 7 steps. Here is how you cook that.
Ingredients of Oil-free and Egg-free Tofu Brownies
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Prepare of ☆Cake flour.
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It’s of ☆Strong bread flour.
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You need of ☆Cocoa powder.
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You need of ☆Baking powder.
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Prepare of Silken tofu (not drained).
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Prepare of Miso (Hatcho miso).
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Prepare of Marmalade.
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It’s of Maple syrup.
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Prepare of Vanilla beans or vanilla essence (optional).
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It’s of Walnuts (optional).
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It’s of Orange peel (if you have it, if not increase the marmalade jam to 3 tablespoons).
Rich and decadent, without being overly sweet, these classic homemade vegan brownies are completely dairy free, egg free, healthy-ish, and downright delicious!
Add the beans, syrup, applesauce, baking powder, vanilla and salt to a food processor and blend for a minute.
Scrape the top and sides and then add the cocoa powder and oat flour.
I find that the processor is much quicker, but the brownies lose a bit of their fudge-y consistency if you over process them.
Oil-free and Egg-free Tofu Brownies step by step
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Add the powder ingredients marked with ☆ to a bowl and mix together with a whisk. If you have time, roast the walnuts for 5 minutes at 180℃ and finely chop. Preheat the oven to 180℃..
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In a separate bowl, cream together the tofu and miso..
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Add the marmalade, maple syrup, orange peel and vanilla beans to the bowl from Step 2 and mix in well..
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Add the contents of the bowl from Step 2 into the bowl from Step 1 all at once and mix in gently with a rubber spatula. Add in the walnuts whilst the mixture is still lumpy..
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Line a pound cake tin with parchment paper and pour in the mixture. Level out the surface and bake for 18-20 minutes at 180℃..
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For this design, I cut out a heart-shaped piece of paper with a cutter and rested it on the center of the brownie. I then sifted powdered sugar over the top..
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Simple version without orange: Take away the marmalade and orange peel and instead use 4 1/2 tablespoons maple syrup, 1/2 tablespoon water..
Of the two options, I preferred them after hand mixing in a bowl.
Place all dry ingredients in a bowl or food processor.
Or, simply follow this recipe for Best Ever Vegan Brownies.
Silken Tofu as an Egg Substitute for Brownies.
Tofu can be considered as a vegan's staple ingredient.