

I have many recipes for brownies but this recipe for gluten free chocolate truffle brownies is the first successful recipe I made gluten free. They’re made with quinoa flour only and are a delicious basic brownie recipe that can be varied in so many ways.
Being naturally gluten free this is the kind of brownie recipe you should share with the whole family. Even if you’ll never eat what they make it’s a step toward people understanding that wheat flour is no longer essential for baking.
Quinoa seems to be continuing it’s label as a super food so that aspect will appeal to some people. Obviously you would need to buy quinoa flour to make these Chocolate Truffle Brownie but it’s available at the grocery store, and sometimes it even has a gluten free label.
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I take brownies to school meetings, work meetings or Pot Luck dinners and I send them to teachers, neighbours and friends. I give them as a thank you or just a nice surprise. Whether I deliver them in little cellophane bags with pretty ribbon or pile them on a tray topped with m&m’s (gluten free!) everyone loves them.
I love making brownies look like the magazine photos I was loved looking at when I was learning to cook. We eat with our eyes first so I always try and make my plates look nice. I might even use a hot knife and a ruler to cut them perfectly.
Then just use your imagination and present your chocolate truffle brownies (or any brownie recipe) in your own style based on the season. Here are 5 ideas to get you started.
Every kitchen needs a few tools and two square baking pans is the most basic tool. You can bake so many things with just these two pans I still think it’s amazing. From granola bars to sushi pizza to Australian Lamingtons there is no end to the value of these pans. You don’t need the most expensive ones but so yourself a favour and don’t buy the cheapest ones either.
Did you successfully make this recipe with a different flour? I’d love to hear about it in the comments below and tell me how you served them.
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