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S’mores on a Stick

Posted by julievr on July 21st, 2011 at 10:42 am

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How totally cute are these? I got the idea from my friend Jan, who is a party planner and blog writer and mom, and comes up with great ideas like these. Not only did I not have to turn the oven on, I made a few dozen in under five minutes. These will no doubt be on the menu at a certain sixth birthday party later this summer. What kid (or grown-up) doesn’t adore food on a stick, especially when it’s a marshmallow dipped in chocolate?

To make s’mores on a stick you’ll need a bag of big marshmallows (or you could make them yourself, if you want to get all Martha about it), and some bamboo skewers.

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Heat up a half cup of heavy cream, take it off the heat and stir in a cup or two of chocolate chips – measurements don’t need to be accurate here. Let it sit until the chocolate melts, then stir until smooth. Dip your marshmallows, holding them by their sticks.

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Have a shallow dish of graham crumbs ready and dip them again – this completes the s’mores effect. You could of course do jimmies or sprinkles or chopped nuts or cookie crumbs to change things up. Set them stick-up on a platter or piece of waxed paper.

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Let them sit at room temperature or refrigerate until set. (Of course, there’s no rule against serving them while the chocolate is still melty, either.)

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National S’mores Day | Abbey Road Weddings commented on Aug 10 11 at 6:59 pm

Thank you for sharing. This is lovely and easy.

Koreen commented on Jul 21 11 at 1:32 pm

Adorable, love this idea.

Sylvie commented on Jul 22 11 at 4:35 am

Thanks, Julie! I think they are perfect for a birthday party.

Jan commented on Jul 25 11 at 11:23 am

Wait. I think we should let the kids roast them over birthday candles. Or I could use my little torch to brulee them! Yes, that would be great, if messy…

Bev commented on Jul 26 11 at 1:08 am

Very pretty presentation, makes you want to eat it indeed. Nice and easy, will be sharing this with my readers!

karen ho fatt commented on Aug 03 11 at 10:33 am

So smart! Thank you for sharing :)

Emily commented on Sep 02 11 at 7:18 pm

what kind of cream?

holly commented on Nov 12 11 at 9:23 am

yeah….i don’t understand what kind of cream…did i miss something…..

Jaymie commented on Jan 11 12 at 5:38 pm

Heavy cream (35% whipping) is the best, but any kind would work.

JulieVR commented on Jan 12 12 at 9:39 am

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