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Flour: Use all-purpose flour: not almond flour, coconut flour, or any other plant based flour. A 1 for 1 gluten free flour substitute will work ok for gluten free brownies.
Baking Powder: This ingredient adds just a little lift to these bars which I find baking powder is essential because the lift helps them not be too fudgy.
Salt: Enhances the taste and flavor while also balancing the sweetness. For a bakery-style touch, sprinkle flaky sea salt on the crackly tops of the chocolate brownies before serving.
Unsweetened Cocoa Powder: You can use natural cocoa powder or dutch-processed cocoa powder. Dutch cocoa will make the brownies darker and more rich.
Butter: Melted butter adds flavor and moisture to the recipe. I suggest using unsalted butter to control the sodium added. Salted will work in a pinch, just omit the salt called for in the recipe.
Oil: For extra moist brownies, you’ll need to add a little oi