RECIPE: Easy S’mores Pouches
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Easy S’mores Pouches
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So, as many vegetarians know, marshmallows are not vegetarian due to the use of gelatin. Well, for this month’s Vegetarian Supper Club in Eugene, OR, I attempted to make homemade vegetarian marshmallows. I used a recipe (that shan’t be linked to), followed it to the letter… and failed. I mean, it tasted like marshmallows, but it never solidified and was basically unusable sugar-goop. Oh well. However, I had a backup plan for my s’mores pouches: marshmallow fluff…
Ingredients:
serves however many (i.e.- it’s easily scalable)
- puff pastry shells, phyllo dough… or crescent rolls (i.e.- the easy route that I took due to expediency, 1 canister of crescent rolls = 4 pouches)
- chocolate chips (any variety you like… 20 chips / pouch)
- marshmallow fluff (the standard 7 oz. jar = 8 pouches)
- graham crackers (any variety you like, 1 large cracker = 4 pouches)
- cookware: a muffin pan… or two.
Directions (see assembly pictures below):
- Preheat oven to 375° F.
- Combine two (2) crescent roll triangles into one ball, roll out into a flat floured area. Place inside greased muffin pan (I made about 8 in each 12-slotted muffin pan).
- Add crumbled up 1/4 graham cracker
- Add roughly 20 chocolate chips per pouch.
- Add 2-3 Tbl of marshmallow fluff per pouch and close up / twist them off at the top.
- Cook for 15-17 minutes or until brown (a little bit more than the crescent roll recipe to ensure cooking throughout). If you use puff pastry shells or phyllo dough, your cooking time and temperature will likely vary.
- The pouches tend to open up exposing the marshmallow. If you don’t want this to happen, figure something out for step 5… I didn’t mind them opening up a little bit.
- Let cool… and enjoy!
For a variation, if you have a crème brûlée torch, you could toast the marshmallow fluff a bit after cooking in the oven… yum!
For the calorie counters… it’s about 400 calories, 15g fat, 60g carbs, and 4g protein. Um… it’s a dessert; so, yeah… hit the elliptical for 40 minutes to offset it completely. :)
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~Dan – np: Sufjan Stevens – The BQE
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Looks uber yummy. I love Marshmallow fluff.
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