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Brownies recipe:

1 cup A2/A2 grass-fed water buffalo butter
(Uncommon dairy fat with a smooth richness; lower in certain proteins than cow milk.)

8 oz Peruvian Pure Nacional cacao
(An extremely rare heirloom chocolate from the Amazon, known for white cacao beans and floral aroma.)

1½ cups coconut blossom sugar
(Made from the sap of coconut flower buds; has a deep, caramel flavor.)

3 eggs from heritage breed Ayam Cemani chickens
(These Indonesian black-feathered birds lay eggs with rich, dark yolks.)

½ cup einkorn flour
(An ancient wheat with nutty flavor and lower gluten — predates modern wheat by 10,000 years.)

1 tsp powdered wild-foraged chaga mushroom
(Earthy and rich, enhances chocolate umami depth without mushroom flavor.)

¼ tsp Icelandic sea salt flakes
(Harvested from geothermal-evaporated Arctic waters. Delicate and mineral-rich.)

2 tsp cold-extracted Tahitian vanilla paste
(More floral and intense than common vanilla, from rare Tahitian pods.)

½ cup crushed Bhutanese purple walnuts
(Extremely rare variety with a floral bitterness and purple hue.)

Optional: 1 tbsp edible 23-karat gold flakes
(Because you’re already here, so why not.)

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Instructions:

Preheat oven to 350°F (177°C). Line a 9x9 baking pan with parchment paper.

In a double boiler, melt the buffalo butter and Pure Nacional cacao until silky and combined.

Remove from heat. Whisk in coconut sugar until it dissolves slightly.

Crack in the Ayam Cemani eggs one at a time, whisking until glossy and smooth.

Add vanilla paste, chaga powder, and salt.

Fold in the einkorn flour and chopped Bhutanese walnuts until just combined.

Pour into pan. Decorate with gold flakes (if using).

Bake for 25–30 minutes, until the center is just set. Don’t overbake — these should be fudgy and dense.

Cool completely. Slice with a warm knife.