Gluten-Free Chocolate Zucchini Walnut Brownies
Zucchini in a brownie does what it does in a quick bread: adds moisture without adding flavor. You cannot taste it and you would not know it was there.
What you get is a brownie that stays moist for days with a crackly top, and walnuts through it for texture.
Made with Pamela's Chocolate Brownie Mix. Recipe and photo by The Novice Chef.
So good, no one will guess they are gluten-free, the way Pamela's has done it since 1988.
Do Not Squeeze the Zucchini
Most zucchini recipes tell you to wring the moisture out. This one does not, and that is deliberate.
The water in the zucchini is doing the work of the liquid you would otherwise add. Squeeze it out and the brownies come out dry.
Grate it on the large holes of a box grater and add it straight in. No peeling needed, since the skin softens completely and disappears into the batter.
A medium zucchini gives you about a cup and a half grated, which is roughly what this needs.
The mix these are built on Pamela's Gluten-Free Chocolate Brownie Mix Just add oil, egg, and water. GFCO-certified.
Why the Cinnamon Is Divided
Half goes in the batter and half goes over the top before baking.
In the batter it works with the chocolate, the way a pinch of cinnamon does in a mole. Over the top it toasts as the brownies bake and you smell it before you taste it.
It is a small thing and it is the reason this recipe is more interesting than a standard brownie.
Made with
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