Chocolate Nutbutter Bars aka Healthy Butternut Squash Brownies ;)

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This is the total for the whole cake.
The peanut butter is where most of the calories is coming from.
It has 94 calories per tbsp

2,565 Calories

176.1 grams of fat

218.3 grams of carbs

85.1 grams of protien
 

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I cut the brownies up into 12 different pieces, so....

213 calories
14.6 g of fat
18.1 g of carbs
7 g of protien

:D And worth every bit of it!
 

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big brown horse said:
They will never know!

Hope some chocolate makes you feel better Dace!
OH! They're SOOO good! Thanks BBH!

My son doesn't quite love the peanut butter flavor so might try a different nut butter next time (second batch is cooling now! :lol: ) but they are delicious!

Tomorrow, Black Bean Cake!
 

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navajo001 said:
big brown horse said:
They will never know!

Hope some chocolate makes you feel better Dace!
OH! They're SOOO good! Thanks BBH!

My son doesn't quite love the peanut butter flavor so might try a different nut butter next time (second batch is cooling now! :lol: ) but they are delicious!

Tomorrow, Black Bean Cake!
I am using a jarred almond butter, I tasted the batter and am worried that the kids won't like almond butter. Maybe next time I will grind up some fresh almonds and maybe macadamias...oh that sounds good!
 

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My oven just dinged--they are ready. as I was mixing up the batter, I thought it was way too thick, so I added in another 1/2 cup of squash. (I used leftover acorn that we had for dinner the other night.) My question is, what size pan did you put yours in? I put mine in a bread loaf pan.

When I tasted the batter, i thought my kids will love it--it tastes like peanut butter cups. Now, after it cools a bit, it will go nicely with a cup of coffee for our breakfast.
 

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Mine turned out ok, two kids ate it, one of them had two pieces.

I thought it tasted a little different, but I am a purist :/ I love me a real brownie :)

But I told them they were gluten free so of course they would expect them to taste a little different. Not sure that I love the background almondy flavor. I also added some roughly chopped peanuts to the surface to mask it a little :gig

MTN....how did yours turn out? Maybe peanut butter brownies is the way to go.
 

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Dace you have very refined taste buds...or maybe I'm just deprived, but all I tasted was chocolate. :p (I made mine with 4 T of cocoa.)


I used a square brownie pan, I think 8 x 8 or something like that.
 

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I just tried mine hot out of the oven 15 minutes ago..I like,,I found it very moist and not squashy at all..goes perfectly with a big glass of raw goat milk..I think I found my new dish to bring to potluck events..black bean cake is next on the list..lol.I have found that after eating clean for only a couple weeks,,I dont like sugar anymore !! this is awesome!!
 
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