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How to Make S’Mores in Your Kitchen

August 28, 2013 by Madison Pados Leave a Comment

Craving s’mores, but lacking a fire pit?  Everybody loves roasted marshmallows because of that fire-charred taste, but now you can get that without setting fire to your backyard.  

Find out how to make s’mores right in your kitchen, with this recipe brought to us by Tori Spelling’s hubby Dean McDermott. This gourmet dad sure knows his way around a dessert! 

“Less Is S’More” S’Mores

Ingredients

  • Whole graham crackers, split into halves
  • Chocolate chunks
  • Heavy cream
  • Mini marshmallows
  • Kitchen torch

Directions

Heat about an inch of water to a boil.  Place a metal bowl over the pot to create a double boiler.  

To make the ganache, add the chocolate chunks to the boil.  With a whisk, stir the chocolate as it melts.  When it becomes creamy and velvety, remove the chocolate from heat.  

Add about half a cup of cream or less and continue whisking it.  If the chocolate seizes, put the bowl back over the heat to get the chocolate fluid and spreadable.

Spread a little ganache on both sides of the graham cracker.  For a fudgy and less runny texture, refrigerate the chocolaty graham crackers.

Using mini marshmallows, stick some marshmallows in the chocolate.  Using a kitchen torch, roast your marshmallows.  If they catch fire, blow them out.

Smash two graham cracker halves together to complete your “Less is S’More” S’more, and ENJOY!

Want to watch Dean McDermott and his daughter Stella take you through this recipe step by step? Check out the video below – and be sure to take a look at all the other great cooking videos on the ModernMom YouTube Channel.

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About Madison Pados

Madison is a prolific writer who has been contributing to ModernMom since 2010. She has 4 children and has taken a long hiatus from her 'real job' as an educational psychologist to spend more time with her kids. She loves cooking, organizing, exercising, traveling and stealing a little me-time when she can.

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