Happy National S’mores Day!
Muffin Pan Ice Cream S’mores are an easy way to beat the summer heat
and enjoy this campfire treat in the comfort of your kitchen!
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This muffin pan version has your essential s’mores ingredients:
graham crackers, melted chocolate and toasted marshmallows,
but with vanilla ice cream for a summery treat.
They’re super easy and fun to make for kids of all ages!
Make these in advance and pull out of the freezer, toast the marshmallows and serve!
Muffin Pan Ice Cream S’mores, adapted from Melissa d’Arabian for Food Network
Makes 6 servings using standard size nonstick muffin pan
Graham Cracker Crust Ingredients:
1 cup graham cracker crumbs
4 tablespoons butter, melted
2 tablespoons sugar
1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
Pinch Salt
Filling for cups:
6 scoops vanilla ice cream
Mini marshmallows (about half a bag)
Hot Fudge or Chocolate Sauce/ Syrup
For the graham cracker crust:
Mix graham cracker crumbs, butter, sugar, cinnamon and pinch of salt together in a bowl
until thoroughly combined. Press the crust firmly into 6 wells in muffin pan
to make individual crusts. Place muffin pan in freezer for 30 minutes to set.
Remove from freezer and top each crust with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.
Press mini marshmallows into ice cream, covering the scoop completely.
Return to freezer for minimum of 2 hours or longer.
When ready to serve, use a kitchen torch to toast marshmallows
or place pan with s’mores under the broiler until marshmallows brown, about 30 seconds.
(Watch carefully as they burn easily).
Place each s’more on a plate and drizzle with hot fudge/chocolate sauce.
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You might also like No-Churn S’mores Ice Cream,
the perfect recipe for the lazy days of summer.
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Ohhhhhh, these look like fun, I have fluff that should work on these instead of mini marshmallows.
I made these for us last night, only did enough for two. put the crust in glass custard cups and baked them for ten minutes to firm up. Did use marshmallow fluff for marshmallows and it worked great, made chocolate sauce with semi sweet chocolate chips and cream and then torched the marshmallow creams. OMG, it was so yummy and hubs even liked it!!!!! I will be making these again.
So glad you liked it Sherlie! Thanks for sharing your tips :)
I want s’mores!!!!! Everyday!!!! 🍫🍫🍫
What a cute way to serve s’mores! Love it!
Oh my, Mary, Happy S’mores Day and a big YUM from me!! Are these not the cutest desserts?? I even have a torch, so I’m ready to go!!
Mary, these look so delicious…Happy S’mores Day! Pam @ Everyday Living
That is probably the best s’mores recipe. What a great treat! Will need to make this one!😎🌴 Yum!
Happy National S’Mores Day! My girls love s’mores, so they will absolutely love this recipe. Yummeh for the tummeh
YUM! I want these!
Oh yum! My boys would Love these!
What a great idea! They look sooooo yummy!
Absolutely LOVE this idea — very cute!! Definitely making these for the grandkids :)
Thanks for the constant supply of inspiration. Happy National S’mores Day to you!
Do they come out of the pan easily?
Surprisingly yes! Use a nonstick pan and the edge of a knife to help pop them out.
We have a cabin on a lake and are not allowed to have outdoor fires. This is the perfect way for us to have S’mores! Thanks for such a great idea.
How fun!
I love this idea. Thanks for sharing. I can’t wait to make this with the Grand kids.
How cute are these Mary!! I have always wanted a kitchen torch but my husband won’t let me have one :)
Jenna
Lovin’ the ice cream addition! Sounds like a nice cool treat:@)
Love ice cream and love marshmallows … a great summer dessert!!!…At first I thought you placed it in the oven to toast the marshmallow!..ha!…then saw the torch!..
You had me at S’more!!!!
Paula
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YUMMY! They look delicious.
Marilyn
Super duper num…better than fighting mosquitos to toast marshmallows, and the ice cream will just add more nummyness! Thanks, Sandi
Looks like something the grandchildren and I can make tomorrow. They flew by themselves from California to North Carolina last Sunday for a 10 day stay. I needed a new idea to keep them busy and as always Mary you have given me inspiration. This will be fun to do together and a yummy snack too.
YUM!
What a fantastic way to enjoy the s’more experience! My family will love that they contain ice cream. And the marshmallows insulate the cold treat beneath! :)
Oh yum, Mary! S’mores are a staple of life here but these could go on a dessert plate at a dinner party! I love my marshmallows burned when I make one on the fire so my biggest issue in the oven method will be making sure I grab them before the ice cream melts too much. Linda
I guess I am the last person alive that hs nevr had a smores!!!! I know. THIS version sounds delish! Thanks for the recipe, Mary!
Gosh that looks good!!! franki
Made these for our grandkiddos last week and they loved them! Thanks so much!
Be still my fat filled little heart!