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Desserts are often thought of as unhealthy and selfish. But if you use the right products and make them the right way, sweets can be both tasty and good for you. Healthy desserts like oatmeal, bananas, and cocoa work together to make this sweet treat that will satisfy your sweet tooth without throwing off your diet plans. Let’s look into how to do it!
120 grams of oatmeal
250 milliliters of warm milk
Two bananas
2 eggs
4 tablespoons of cocoa
1 tablespoon of baking powder
Forty nuts
75 grams of dark chocolate
Steps for Preparation
Let us break down the process of getting ready into easy steps:
1. Making oatmeal soak
2. Getting Bananas Ready
Peel the bananas and mash them with a fork while the rice is soaking. This will make the dessert naturally sweet and moist.
3. Mixing the dry parts
Put the chocolate and baking powder in a different bowl and mix them together. Make sure to mix well so that the cocoa taste spreads out evenly.
Getting the Ingredients Mixed
After getting all the parts ready, it’s time to put them all together:
2. Putting in the cocoa mix
Then, add the cocoa and baking powder mix to the oatmeal and banana mix. Mix everything together until it’s all mixed in evenly.
Add the beaten eggs slowly to the oatmeal mixture. Be careful not to mix the ingredients too much, as this can make the treat thicker by deflating the eggs.
Making the dessert
It’s time to bake once the batter is ready:
To keep the treat from sticking, grease a baking dish with oil. Cover the dish with foil and pour the batter into it.
Putting in walnuts
Lay chopped walnuts on top of the batter. This will give the dessert a crunchy texture and a nutty taste.
Putting on the chocolate topping
To finish off the treat with a rich touch:
Adding chocolate drizzle
Putting the chocolate that has been melted into a pastry bag, drizzle it over the baked dessert. Wait until the chocolate is hard to serve it.
Putting the dessert out
Cut the treat into pieces and serve once the chocolate topping is set:
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