
Today, I made these tasty vegan cranberry carob brownies. They are so simple to make yet so pleasurable too. Make them now & enjoy every bite of them! π

Read on How I made these delicious Brownies!
Recipe: For 14 to 16 smaller brownies
Ingredients:
** The dry ingredients:
1/2 cup organic white flour
1/2 cup organic white spelt flour
1 cup powdered coconut sugar + 1 tablespoon
1/8 teaspoon baking powder
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 cup of fresh frozen cranberries, each berry chopped into 2 / Β (I used fresh cranberry bags, that I froze in my freezer & didn’t defrost the cranberries )
2/4 cup carob powder
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
** The wet ingredients:
1/2 cup water
1/2 cup sunflower oil
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
Method:
1. Preaheat your oven to 175Β° C ( 350 F ) for 10 minutes. I always use a fan oven. Otherwise, adjust your oven to the right temperature.
2. In a large bowl, add spelt Β & white flour, sugar, carob powder, baking powder, cinnamon & baking soda. Add chopped cranberries. Mix everything well with a spoon.
3. In another bowl, add vegetable oil, vanilla extract & water. Whisk away. Then, pour the wet ingredients to the dry ones & mix with a large spoon until just joined. Pour the mix into a non-stick baking pan or a square baking pan that has beenΒ lined with baking paper, size 20 cm x 21 cm, depth: 5 cm. Spread the mix evenly out. Bake in the preheated oven for about 25 minutes or until the centers are set or the tops aren’t shiny anymore. Take out of the oven & let the brownies cool in the pan for another 15 minutes before slicing. Leave them rest for another 10 minutes before enjoying some of them. Enjoy every bite of them! This is greatly paired with a good organic not so sweet cranberry tea! π
MMM,….!
You also can find my recipe here:Β http://www.instructables.com/id/Vegan-cranberry-carob-fudge-brownies/
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wow–those look dense:-) Yum.
Thanks! Divine with sometimes a hint of sour cranberry bites: yummy!
Sounds absolutely delicious! I have never seen coconut butter though..
that isn’t coconut butter: it is coconut blossom sugar, powdered!
Ooops meant to type sugar! Anyhow, I’m not sure health sores around here have any
Ooh, gooey chocolate..yum! Coconut sugar products are great. We already love anything with coconuts and were amazed when we even found coconut flour and sugar.
π Enjoy them too!
That really does look delicious Sophie π
Thanks, my friend! π
Yum Sophie. Looks like this would be great for dessert too. Love the crackly top.
I only enjoy it as a lovely desert!
sounds delicious, and cranberries are not just for Christmas!
yes, indeed! π I freeze my fresh cranberry bags just like that in my freezer & they keep al year long. That’s so easy to use!
these look so rich and flavorful!! I can’t resist a brownie! thanks Sophie.
Thanks! I wanted them to be goeie for 2/3rd & I succeeded too!
Wow Sophie, this looks dangerous π YUM!!
And not so bad for the health too. I used a combo of light organic spelt flour & white organic white flour & used coconut sugar instead of beet sugar. I didn’t use any butter!
These look gooey an tasty and wonderful! Yum!
I so agree here!
wow this is a brownie!
yes & a tasty more healthy one too! π
oh my gosh! this looks just wonderful!!!
Thanks so much, Bernice! Enjoy them!
Sophie, they look SO rich! Wow!
Yummy, yummy too & more healthy this way, even better!
These look so moist and delicious. How much carob powder do you use? Is it 1/2 a cup or 2/4 of a cup (which would be one and the same???) xx
It is stated 2/4 cup: that is 1/4 cup + 1/4 cup ! π
Looks yummy Sophie! I like the the combination of cranberry in this dessert – yum!
Thanks! Me too! Enjoy them: you can use Gluten-free flour here, I think!
lovely!!! send me one of ’em π
You can have at least 3!
Mmmm, these look decadent and fudgy! I haven’t used carob extensively, and have yet to try them in a brownie like dessert. I think I’m missing out!! Looks great Sophie!
yes, you should! I like craob instead of cacao in desserts & in smoothies too. I don’t like it to substitute cacao in hot almond milk though!
these sound AWESOM!!!
Yes, yes, yes! Enjoy them too!
Those look fabulously ooey gooey! I love carob!
Me too! I think these are the best brownies I have ever tasted & made !
Oh wow, those look like pure gooey fudge goodness! Sort of like a mash-up of a brownie and a lava cake- What could be better? π
Indeed! π
perfect pre-valentine’s treat! xo
Oh yes, for sure!
Cannot believe how fudgy and beautiful these look π
Cheers
CCU
Thanks so much, sweety!
The coconut sugar is a killer! It looks so rich and yummy.
yes, yes, yes! I used powdered coconut sugar here!
Cranberries in brownies? You’re a genius!!
Thanks so much! I knew that you would approve this!!
How did you know what I was craving????
Hihihi!
Sophie, your brownies look absolutely divine! Also I love that you used carob powder in them. Great way to mix things up a bit.
Thanks so much, Starr: you are the Starr baker here! π
Wow, they look perfect! Yummy!
Thank you! π Enjoy them too!
Oh these look so good, I want one NOW!! π I’ve never tried a recipe using coconut sugar but I think you have just inspired me to try!
You need 2 of them at least! π
Oh my goodness, those look to die for. That texture and color is absolutely sinful! I haven’t tried baking with carob yet, but by the looks of this I need to soon!
Ooh yes, indeed! π
These sound divine. I love cranberries π
Thanks, sweety!
Lovely ooey gooey brownies, just as they should be with added deliciousness!
Thanks, Nic!
Everyone has already said it – ooey gooey divine – sinful – it’s funny to use those two words together.
π Hihihihi! Enjoy them too, Tammy!
These look terrific! I love carob…love cranberries.
Thanks, Victoria!
Sophie, these look seriously chocoatey and rich! What a great looking recipe! π
yes & without any butter & bad sugar!
Mmmmmm these brownies look gooey and delicious!
They are just perfect! π
These look so gooey and delicious!
-Dana
Thanks & do try them!
These look amazing, Sophie!! I will definitely give these a try – always looking for delicious vegan recipes to try out! Thanks for sharing!!
Sunny π
You are welcome, dear Sunny! Enjoy them goewee!
Wow these look awesome. Too bad I see them now when I start my no-junkfood-for-a-month pledge. Counting down the days!
Soory to say, but this isn’t junk food! I used water & sunflower oil & coconut sugar instead of the bad sugars, bad butter, etc! π !!!!!
So you’re saying I should eat them. Okay. π
Yes! π
Oh my gosh. These look so unbelievably moist!!! Love the addition of cranberries… such a delicious tang (I’m putting them in everything these days, including salads… made a delicious broccoli salad tonight with cranberries and walnuts!). Definitely trying this recipe, yum!
yum yum yum! I know that you woill love them too!
Hi, I was just checking out this recipe and it looks amazing- you have 2/4 cup carob powder, did you mean 1/2 cup? or 1/4 cup? Thanks!
I used 2 times 1/4 cup of carob powder. I began with 1/4 cup & then added 1/4 cup extra for more carob flavour so I guess this means 1/2 cup in total. I am new to using cups, so I am experimenting. Enjoy. π
Ok great, thanks! It’s so funny when people say they’re new to using cups because to me, that’s all I know! I feel the same way with the metric system- getting used to it π