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The recipe uses ½ cup or 60 grams of whole wheat flour and ¼ teaspoon of baking powder. Preheat the oven to 180°C for about 15 minutes. Brownies are one of the easiest chocolate desserts to make at home, and you do not need eggs to get a soft, fudgy texture. This eggless version uses whole wheat flour, cocoa powder, dark chocolate, butter, sugar, and full-fat milk to create rich brownies with a deep chocolate flavour. The method is simple, but a few details can make a noticeable difference. Combining the dry ingredients helps create a smooth batter, while gently mixing prevents the brownies from becoming overly dense. The batter is poured into a greased pan and baked until set, then cooled before slicing. With the right temperature and baking time, these homemade brownies can have a soft centre, rich chocolate taste, and a lightly crisp top. Start by greasing a baking pan with softened butter or oil. Add the whole wheat flour, baking powder, and a pinch of salt, then mix them together in a bowl. Blending helps remove lumps and keeps the dry mixture even. Keep the blended flour mixture aside while you prepare the chocolate mixture. Pour the warm cocoa, butter, and chocolate mixture into the bowl containing the blended flour. Add ½ teaspoon of vanilla extract if using it. Mix the wet and dry ingredients gently with a spatula. Once the warm chocolate mixture has been added to the blended flour, mix only until the ingredients are combined. Long or vigorous mixing is unnecessary for this recipe and can affect the final texture. Use a spatula or whisk gently rather than beating the batter for a long time. Keeping this stage gentle helps the brownies retain the soft texture. The milk needs to become hot enough for the sugar, butter, and cocoa powder to blend smoothly, but it should not boil. Heat it over low to medium heat and pay attention as it warms. Once it is hot, lower the heat before adding the other ingredients. Whisk the mixture until the sugar dissolves and the cocoa becomes smooth. This creates the smooth chocolate base needed for the batter. After adding the dark chocolate, turn off the heat and allow the warmth of the mixture to help melt the chocolate.
