Eggless Chocolate Mousse Brownie Recipe, No Gelatine + Stand Mixer GIVEAWAY ?

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Written recipe :

Ingredients:
For Brownie layer-
1 ½ cup (262g) chopped dark chocolate
1 cup (170g) butter
1 ½ cup (300g) caster sugar
1 cup (120g) flour
1 ½ teaspoon (7g) baking powder
35g cocoa powder
1 ½ cup (425g) greek yogurt

For Mousse layer-
2 cups (350g) chopped dark chocolate
½ cup (230g) whipping cream
1 cup whipped cream

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Title: Eggless Chocolate Mousse Brownie Recipe, No Gelatine + Stand Mixer GIVEAWAY ?
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