Toasted marshmallows hide a decadent layer of chocolate and peanut butter chips with this easy, one-skillet wonder. Bring plenty of graham crackers for scooping. And be ready to make s’more of this easy s’mores dip.
Indoor s’mores recipes
Crispy, chewy, melty, gooey—s’mores are the campfire cook’s greatest contribution to the food world. But even if the weather outside is frightful (and you don’t want long pointy sticks indoors), you can still enjoy a variety of delicious s’mores with these four fun twists on the classic recipe plus a crowd-pleasing s’mores bar idea.
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For non-roughing-it individuals who seek civilized s’moredom, why not bake them in foil pockets in the oven? For this sweet and simple treat, you’ll need 4 sheets of graham crackers, 2 regular-sized chocolate bars, 8 large marshmallows and non-stick aluminum foil. To make, just place 1 graham cracker square in the centre of a piece of foil, then layer with a half of a chocolate bar and 2 uncooked marshmallows and top with a second graham cracker square. Wrap the aluminum foil around each s’more to form a pocket and set all 4 foil pockets on a cookie sheet. Bake the foil pockets in a preheated 350°F oven for 10 to 12 minutes. No marshmallow casualties, and easy-peasy cleanup—that’s a s’more win-win!
’Tis but a trifle to make these portable desserts that are perfect for a hungry crowd. Simply layer graham cracker cookies, ready-made chocolate pudding and mini marshmallows into clear plastic punch cups for fast and fun parfaits that little ones will love.
There are many reasons to love an easy snack mix that’s perfect for sharing around an indoor campfire. No sticky fingers is just one of them! To make this trail mix, just mix together a few cups of graham cracker cereal or cookies, ¼ cup each of milk chocolate and white chocolate chips, ½ cup marshmallow bits or mini marshmallows and whatever else suits your fancy—like pretzels, nuts, dried fruit or popcorn. Baggie it up for some mess-free s’mores to enjoy by the handful.
Why not create a s’mores bar for your next get-together where guests can create their own unique variations on the classic recipe. Here are some ingredient ideas:
- Hazelnut or cookie spread (like Nutella® or Biscoff)
- REESE’S Peanut Butter Cups
- HERSHEY’S Cookies ‘n’ Creme candy bars
- Peppermint patties
- Peanut butter
- Sliced strawberries, bananas or nectarines
- Raspberries, blueberries or pitted cherries
- Brie
- Bacon
- Lemon or lime curd
- Jelly
- Sprinkles
- Crushed candy canes
- Mini M&M’S®
- Toffee or caramel bits
- Vanilla, cinnamon or butterscotch chips
- Flavoured marshmallows
- Large pretzels or pretzel chips
- Chocolate chip cookies
- Peanut butter cookies
- Mini waffles or pancakes
About Jennifer Fujita
Hometown: St. Louis, Missouri
Artistic style: Easy peasy
Inspiration: A family of good cooks and big eaters!
Happy place: Cooking in my kitchen with the music blaring.
Favourite project or work of art: Any art you can eat