Brookies have been trending for a while now, but it’s still rare to find a version that’s both gluten-free and vegan, and also free from oats (which I personally can’t tolerate). This recipe is simple and straightforward, made with just two naturally gluten-free flours: white rice flour and cornstarch, both pantry staples that give a soft, melt-in-your-mouth texture. You can also replace cornstarch with potato starch if that’s what you have on hand.
All the ingredients are dairy-free, using vegan butter and plant-based yogurt or milk. But if you don’t need to stay dairy-free, you can easily swap them for traditional butter and milk without changing the texture or taste.
Despite the easy process, the result is rich, fudgy, and impressive enough to surprise anyone. The combination of gooey brownie batter and chewy cookie dough is a dream come true for chocolate lovers — two classic treats united in one slice.
This recipe is perfect as a decadent brunch treat, a cozy afternoon dessert, or even as a birthday cake alternative for those who want something fun and indulgent but still light on allergens.
The process is much easier than it looks, here’s the step-by-step to make these gluten-free and vegan brookies.
How to make the cookie dough:



How to make the brownie batter:



How to assemble the brookie:


