Smores Cookies
January 24, 2011
We've had a bit of snow lately, not a lot, but enough to make going anywhere not much fun. Consequently we tend to stay inside, puttering around the house, guiltily enjoying being lazy and unproductive. As most people do, I rashly resolved with the new year to eat more healthily. (healthy = eat only 5 cookies instead of 10).
However, being confined inside a house on a cold snowy day, with my cabinets piled with sugar, chocolate chips, and marshmallows, and my refrigerator well stocked with butter - my resolutions went out the window. Since I'd been wanting to make some form of s'mores cookies for a while, and that bag of mini marshmallows looked awfully lonely on that shelf, I used this as an excuse and whipped up these little bites of heaven.
I have to say, these cookies are up there with my Chunky Twix Cookies, and I foresee a happy future with lots of S'mores Cookies, studded with little pillows of happiness (read: marshmallows) and full of sinful, melty goodness (read: chocolate).
This recipe has made it's away around food blogs, but it is originally from Anna of Cookie Madness. And while my taste buds may praise her genius in creating these bad boys, my waist line a month from now may not:) Eat one warm and fresh from the oven, you won't be sorry.
S'mores Cookies
(adapted from Cookies Madness)
1-3/4 cups all purpose flour
1 cup graham cracker crumbs
1 tsp baking soda
1 tsp salt
1 cup (2 sticks) butter, softened
3/4 cup sugar
3/4 cup brown sugar
2 tsp vanilla extract
2 eggs
2 cups mini chocolate chips
1-1/2 cups mini marshmallows, or large ones cut up
2 Hershey bars, chopped
Preheat oven to 375F. In the bowl of an electric mixer, beat the butter and sugars until light and fluffy. Add the eggs and vanilla to the butter mixture, and mix until combined. In a large bowl, whisk together flour, graham crackers, salt, and baking soda. Add the flour mixture to the butter mixture and mix well. Stir in the chocolate chips.
Use 2 tablespoons or a medium-sized ice cream scoop to drop rounded tablespoons of dough onto cookie sheets. Bake for 7 minutes and remove from oven. Push a few marshmallows and pieces of chocolate into each cookie and return to the oven to bake an additional 3-4 minutes. Allow to cool on a wire rack before inhaling the entire batch!
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I made these for my very first blog post... aren't they so delicious??
These look fabulous!
Mmmm These look wonderful!
Those smores cookies really have me drooling! They look delicious!
These cookies look so good, and remind me of a slice of summer.
I love the browned marshmallows and chocolate pieces. Thanks for sharing
These looks heavenly! I found myself craving so many sweets when we were snowed in... my waistline was screaming curse words at me. :)
yummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!
these look so delicious and just YUMMMMMMMMMMM!
thanks for posting!
-meg
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Oh my gosh!! This is amazing!!! Ridiculous...ridiculous!!
I don't know what it is about smores but I love them.. everything about them.. so if there is a way to eat them more often, like in cookie form, then I can't wait!
Oh my goodness! These sound fantabulous! WOW - I'm salivating.
Yum! The best of both worlds-Smores and cookies!!!
There's no way I could stop myself from eating all of these. Smores are one of my favorite desserts, and when you throw em in a cookie and make them look that good! Yeah, no hope for me :)
Oh wow, wow..those cookies looks so good!!! I can almost taste it!:))
Made something similiar a few months ago- DELICIOUS! :)
That's the most gorgeous photo of those cookies I've seen yet! I so want to make these after seeing it. :) I'm trying to cut back as well, so I'll wait for our next potluck at school.That way I won't eat the whole batch myself.
smores cookies sound like a wonderful idea to me! I would love to taste test a plate of those cookies, and your images really show them off!
Cheers
Dennis
Ha! Your idea of healthy matches mine to a tee. I love the look of these cookies!
These cookies look wonderful!! And I like how you kept the Hershey name intact - nice touch. Anyway I'm SURE I'm in the minority, but I'm not very fond of graham crackers. I do however LOOOOVE chocolate & marshmallows - so would you recommend I just make a standard choc chip cookie and add marshmallows? or can I replace the 1 c graham crackers with flour or something else...?? Thanks!
These look INCREDIBLE! I just discovered your blog and love it so far! Thanks for sharing! :)
Megan, Hi! You could certainly leave the graham cracker crumbs out if you wanted to, although the crumbs add more texture than flavor in this recipe. I didn't really notice the flavor of them. If you sub flour, you might need to play around with the amount, since flour willl absorb more moisture. I would start with less flour, maybe 1/2 c. to 3/4 c. Alternatively, you could use any chocolate chip cookie base, and add the marshmallows and chocolate as in this recipe. I hope this helps:)
Yummy..s'more cookies!! These look fantastic! :)
Yum! I love everything S'mores! I regularly make S'mores pudding. Can't wait to try these!
So I would make these cookies just because of how adorable they look (and then I would have the added bonus of getting to eat something spectacular!) Thank you for sharing, sweet friend. May the middle of your week be full of joy and laughter.
I don't love marshmallows unless they are toasted - I LOVE this way of adding them to the cookies!
Now THOSE are serious cookies! ...Diet-busting cookies. I can't decide if you are really mean or my new best friend!
I want to just jump into my computer screen and grab 1 ...well maybe 4 or 5 of those mouth- watering cookies. Heheh.
YUM!! These look great!
I love your set up. Milk, cookies, and some extra marshmallows in the back for snaking. These look fantastic:)
yum.. those look very delicious. I make smores bars which are a big hit!
Those look delicious! Fabulous photos and a super cute blog as well. :)
Wow! I love how delectable these look! The little pieces of Hershey chocolate and marshmallows are so inviting. I hate when a cookie doesn't look like what it tastes like, I love how these little cookies are so proud of what delicious treats they're holding inside. Thanks for sharing the recipe!
I just made these for my super bowl party tomorrow! So yummy. Like chocolate chip cookies with a twist.
Wow..ww, I'm definitely going to try this out!
They look fantastic. Anything s'more and we're all over it!
Now I have to go check out your twix cookies!!!
These look delish!!! I found your blog form my friend, your sis-n-law!! We went to church together in IL for 3 years and LOVE LOVE LOVE her little girls!!! But back to the yummy morsels, I will be trying these this weekend! I will post it to my blog this weekend if you want to check it out!http://theloveofbakingandcrafting.blogspot.com/!! Tell Christel Hi for me!!
I made these the other day and they were great!
I'm so glad you enjoyed them!
I have to try these ASAP!
oh these cookies look amazing! I can just picture my kids drooling over them, thanks for sharing this recipe I will be trying it!
i love this recipe! my sister and i make these all the time! thanks!
ok, my mouth is watering! im definately gonna save this page!
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