If you have had
a look at my other blog “experiences living abroad” then you will know that I
was lucky enough to live in a few different countries when I was growing
up. I got to spend time both in Canada
and in the United States… and while there I discovered S’mores. Like most people that had never heard of them
the first question is…. What’s a S’more?
A S’more is two graham crackers with a chunk of chocolate and a campfire
roasted marshmallow in between…and they are called S’mores because you always
want some-more!
I was looking
through some cooking recipes to make for my husband and the guys he works with…and
when I discovered a recipe for S’more cookies I had to try them! This recipe will make a dozen large cookies
or two dozen small-regular sized cookies…and they are truly delicious!
8 Tbsp unsalted
butter, room temperature
1/2 cup sugar
1/4 cup brown
sugar
1 egg
1 1/2 tsp
vanilla
1 1/2 cups flour
1 tsp baking
powder
1/2 tsp salt
3/4 cup graham
cracker (smashed)
1 cup mini
chocolate chips
1 cup mini-marshmallows
Method:
Preheat oven to 175
Celcius / 350 Fahrenheit.
Line cookie
sheet with aluminium foil (I butter it so I know they won’t stick) in
preparation for the cookies.
Cream the butter
and sugars till they are light and fluffy… the original recipe said this would
take about 4 minutes and I am guessing this meant they assumed that everyone
would have an electric mixer. If you don’t
have an electric mixer; get ready for an arm workout.
Add the egg and
vanilla and mix until they are smooth – again if you don’t have a mixer this
could take a while.
Mix the dry
ingredients (flour, baking powder, graham crackers) gradually. I put about 4 large graham crackers into a
ziplock bag and hit them with the heel of my hand till I thought they were sufficiently
broken up. Don't go crazy with the
mixing here…just so it’s all mixed through.
Fold in the
marshmallows and choc chips and when it’s all combined you can start moulding
them into balls of cookie goodness. You
will need to form the balls, approximately 1 inch around, by hand. My hands are always really hot and this is
not good for the cookie mix – if you are the same run your hands under cold
water for a while before you get started – you want the mix to stay firm while
you are getting them on the cookie tray and if your hands are hot they will
start to melt.
Gently press
each ball to flatten slightly if you like a flatter cookie (I do… the really
high ones are hard to eat!) Bake the cookies for about 10 minutes; or until the
cookies are a golden-brown colour.
As soon as you
get them out the oven place them on a wire rack to cool…then enjoy!
Notes:
Original recipe
from: http://sugarcrafter.net/2012/04/26/smores-cookies/
I changed it just a little here and there….
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