Flourless vegan brownies made with aduki beans, nut butter, and naturally sweetened with maple syrup and dark chocolate chips.

Hi, friends.
How are you holding up this year so far?
For the second time this year, I was forced to take time off work due to germs.
Being sick is already a small business owner’s worst nightmare, but not being able to eat as a food blogger really takes the cake.
Maybe it was the flu, maybe it was a stomach bug, but whatever it was, *nothing* sounded good to me last week.
Correction: Nothing I normally eat sounded good to me.
Let me introduce you to my sick week menu.
I lived on applesauce, frozen bagels with vegan cream cheese, plain oatmeal, plain rice and curry, copious sweet potato fries, and many scoops of vegan ice cream.
If you had passed me a vegetable to eat last week, I would have thrown it back at you.
We replaced cooking together on Valentine’s Day with raiding the fridge of anything plain Lauren could digest.
But I am excited to report that my stomach is back to itself, craving veggies and creating recipes (but still eating vegan ice cream because, because).
However, I think M and I deserve a re-do on Valentine’s Day, starting with a nutritious and delicious dessert.
These flourless vegan brownies are made with aduki beans, nut butter, and naturally sweetened with maple syrup and dark chocolate chips.
They’re packed with protein and fiber and still manage to taste like decadent dessert!
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