Ces Brownies à la farine d'amande are a small-batch, gluten-free, refined-sugar-free chocolate dessert ready in under 30 minutes for 7g of protein and 4.5g of fiber per square!
While the whole recipe is just below, don’t miss all my tips further down, including ingredient swaps and baking tips!
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Brownies à la farine d'amande
Ingrédients
- 1 ½ tasses Farine d'amande - (remarque 1)
- 2 Cuillères à café farine de lin
- ¼ tasse Poudre de cacao sans sucre
- ½ cuillère à café La levure chimique
- ⅓ tasse de sirop d'érable - (remarque 2)
- 2 Cuillères à soupe Huile de coco fondue - J'utilise de l'huile de coco raffinée pour éviter le goût de la noix de coco (note 3).
- 2 Cuillères à soupe Lait d'amande - tiède (note 4)
- 4 Cuillères à soupe Pépites de chocolat noir
Optional – for sweeter brownies
- ¼ tasse Sucre de noix de coco
Instructions de Pose et d'Entretien
- Preheat the oven to 350°F (180°C). Line a 6-inch square brownie pan with parchment paper, keeping some pieces of paper hanging on both sides to easily unmold the brownie later. Lightly oil with oil spray. Set aside.
- In a mixing bowl, whisk almond flour, flaxmeal, cocoa powder, baking powder, and coconut sugar if you like very sweet brownies.
- Add the remaining ingredients: maple syrup, melted coconut oil, and lukewarm almond milk.
- Stir with a rubber spatula until it forms a consistent, thick, and sticky brownie batter.
- Fold in chocolate chips, and stir to incorporate if you like.
- Press the batter into the prepared pan and press into a single layer. Since the batter is sticky, I like to use a lightly oiled piece of parchment paper, press it onto the dough with the oiled side to the batter, and use the back of a spoon to evenly press it into a smooth layer. Peel off the piece of parchment paper you used to press the batter and discard.
- Bake the brownies for 18-22 minutes at 350°F (180°C) until dry on top.
- Remove the brownies from the oven, sprinkle a few chocolate chips on top if you like, they will melt in and add more chocolate flavors.
- Let them cool down for 15 minutes in the pan without touching them at all, then lift the pieces of hanging parchment paper to transfer to a cooling rack for 30 minutes.
- Slice into 6 small squares.
Remarques
Alimentation
Ingrédients et substitutions
You only need a few base ingredients for this recipe. Here’s how to pick them.
- Farine d'amande – This gluten-free flour provides the main structure for the brownies. Oat flour can also be used, but you might need to add more almond milk to achieve the right consistency due to its higher fiber content.
- farine de lin – This acts as a binder in the recipe, helping to hold the brownies together. Ground chia seeds also work for this purpose.
- Poudre de cacao sans sucre – It delivers the rich chocolate flavor of the brownies.
- La levure chimique – This leavening agent helps the brownies rise and become slightly airy.
- de sirop d'érable – This liquid sweetener adds moisture and sweetness. Agave syrup, date syrup, or coconut nectar also work.
- Huile de coco fondue – It contributes to the moistness and texture of the brownies. I recommend refined coconut oil for a neutral flavor, but other low-flavor oils or melted plant-based butter can also be used.
- Lait d'amande – This liquid helps create a smooth batter. Any milk will work, but it should be lukewarm to prevent the coconut oil from solidifying.
- Pépites de chocolat noir – These add extra chocolate richness. For a lower sugar option, you can swap them for chopped walnuts or pecans or just use sugar-free chocolate chips.
- Sucre de noix de coco – This optional ingredient can be added for sweeter brownies.
Conseils de pâtisserie de Carine
Let me share a few tips for perfect brownies.
- Ajuster la douceur – Add the coconut sugar if you prefer a sweeter brownie. The maple syrup and chocolate chips alone offer a less sweet option.
- Nutty Variation – For a lower sugar alternative to chocolate chips, use chopped walnuts or pecans.
- Chia Seed Binder – If you prefer, you can substitute flaxmeal with ground chia seeds as a binder.
- Cool for Firmness – Allow the brownies to cool in the pan before transferring them to a cooling rack to help them firm up nicely.
- Texture fondante – Refrigerating the brownies will result in an ultra-fudgy texture.
- Use Correct Pan Size – Use a 6-inch square pan or a 9×6-inch loaf pan. This recipe is for a small batch and will not work well in a larger 8-inch pan unless you double the quantities.







What else besides flaxseed or chia seed can I sue for a binder? Thank you
Unfortunately, that’s the only 2 seeds that bind due to their high amount of fibers.
looks delicious !!
Merci ! Tenez-moi au courant si vous essayez.
Could you make these in the pampered chef’s brownie pan?
I am not familiar with this type of pan in particular, but my recipes usually work in any pan as soon as you respect the size.
love your recipes. I have made many batches of your cookies.
It’s so nice to hear! thank you so much for baking so many of my recipes.
Hi, Thank you for this recipe. It was easy to follow and though I did not have chocolate chips on hand, I made it without them. The brown came out really nice. I added vanilla and mixed spice but it would have been just as nice without them. Thank you for creating and providing healthy recipes. Jesus bless you.
I am so happy to read your comment! thank you.
Can I double the recipe and use 9×12 inch
Brownie tray?
I haven’t tried that yet, but I wouldn’t double up this recipe. Almond flour egg-free recipes are very sensitive to changes, the brownies could be fragile if you do.
Very easy recipe. Made this twice. First time, I used ground almonds that I whizzed in a food processor to refine a bit more and second time didn’t whiz. Both worked well. Also used a teaspoon of cacao 100% in the main recipe, and chopped 60% chocolate for the drops. Both were more moist the next day. Could be ground almonds and cacao need more time to soften. 5 stars xxxxx
Merci beaucoup!
Hi, do i not have to mix the flaxmeal with warm water first?
No, I develop my recipes to stream down the steps like making a flax egg. It will work without.
Hi
Can I use another type of nut flour? I have an almond allergy.
like wallnuts
and coconut milk
I would use cashew flour, or sesame flour, they are pretty similar to almonds. Walnuts have way more fat it will change the texture a lot.
These are delicious! I didn’t have oat milk so I used oat yogurt and it turned out great!
Thank you so much! I am so happy to hear that the recipe works with oat yogurt too.