One of Dave's favorite treats is s'mores.
One of Katie's favorite things to do is bake.
I
don't necessarily really enjoy either but I did last night. I found a
cute little s'more recipe on Pinterest (oh how I love pinning things!)
that I wanted to try and had the two perfect people to help me with it.
Dave didn't take part in the baking, only in the consuming!
I
even liked the smores, and I'm not big on chocolate, or marshmallows
really. They were the perfect size and just the right amount of
everything. Dave even found s'mores marshmallows which helped everything
be not too gooey. The success of these makes me a little more excited
and willing to try new baking adventures.
The recipe we tried is below:
S'more Cups
7 whole graham crackers (1 cup finely crushed)
1/4 cup powdered sugar
6 tablespoons butter, melted
4 bars (1.55 oz each) milk chocolate candy, divided
12 large marshmallows
Preheat
oven to 350 degrees F. Place graham crackers into a large resealable
plastic bag. Finely crush into crumbs. Combine graham cracker crumbs,
powdered sugar, and butter in a small bowl.
Place 1 tablespoon of
crumb mixture in each cup of a mini muffin pan. (I didn't use filters, I
just greased the pan and put the mixture directly into the pan.)
Firmly
press crumbs to form shallow cups. Bake 4-5 minutes or until edges are
bubbling. Meanwhile, break two of the candy bars into rectangles. Remove
pan from oven; place one rectangle into each cup.
Cut
marshmallows in half (unless you like a lot of fluff or use the magical
s'more marshmallow that fit perfectly). Place one marshmallow half,
cut-side down, into each cup. Return to oven 2-4 minutes or until
marshmallows are slightly softened. Remove pans from oven to cooling
rack; cool 15 minutes. Carefully remove cups from pan. Cool completely.
The original recipe said that it would make 24, however with the amount of ingredients this calls for it only made 16.
It's
a quick recipe to make with hardly any fuss, so you have a bbq, or
summer party you're going to this would be the perfect thing to bring!
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