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Black Bean Brownies Recipe Card, 9 to 12 Servings for $2.50
Brownies from a can of black beans sounds suspicious until you pull a fudgy 8×8 pan out of the oven for $2.50. This black bean brownies recipe card makes the whole thing straightforward.
The black bean brownies recipe card is laid out in two clearly labeled sections on a cream, scrapbook-style background. The top portion carries a stats bar showing serves 9 to 12, 35 minutes total time, and an estimated cost of $2.50, alongside a polaroid-style photo of three stacked brownies with chocolate chips. Below that, an Ingredients section lists nine items, from the 15 oz can of black beans down to the optional quarter cup of chocolate chips, with enough line spacing to read at a glance while mixing.
The Instructions section walks through five numbered steps, each on its own dashed line: preheating the oven, blending everything smooth, stirring in chips, baking 25 to 28 minutes, and cooling completely before cutting. This card is part of the Cheap and Healthy Food Recipes collection and suits anyone who wants a genuinely budget-friendly treat that keeps well for several days. The compact format fits neatly inside a recipe binder or propped on a kitchen counter.
Download the black bean brownies recipe card and bake fudgy brownies for under three dollars total. Free printable, instant download.
What You Will Need for the Black Bean Brownies Recipe Card
Usage Notes
The ingredients list uses a comfortable bullet format with enough vertical spacing that a fine liner won’t crowd neighboring lines if you want to check off items as you shop. Because the background is a warm cream rather than white, dark gel ink reads more cleanly than lighter colors. The card is not designed for repeated handwriting, so digital annotation works well if you want to note substitutions, like swapping honey for sugar, without reprinting.
Printing Tips
A single-sided print on 32 lb paper holds up to kitchen splatter far better than standard copy paper and keeps the illustrated edges crisp. If you bake this regularly, printing two copies at once lets you keep one laminated near the blender and one tucked in a binder.