Princess Runwild was very excited yesterday when she discovered that I was pulling the ingredients out of the pantry for s'mores. Especially since it was not even 8 am. Little did she know that I was not just making s'mores, but S'mores Bars! Its kind of like a chocolate chip bar cookie twisted with the ingredients for s'mores. Now, I will admit, I like a good 'ole s'mores from time to time. Well, except for one instance. I did not like them the time I decided to roast my marshmallow over the fireplace which was burning hickory wood. Just a note....hickory tastes like hickory whether its on meat or marshmallows. So...you can see the issue there. But any other method I like. I won't say I flock to them, but I like them.
These bars on the other hand....well, there was just something a touch too addictive about them. Last night I was wondering why I was so hungry before dinner time. Thinking back through my day, the only thing I had consumed all day was s'mores bars. Oh..I didn't starve myself. Fear not! I ate large quantities of s'mores bars. There was no lack of calories, just a lack of protein for satiety. No, smores bars for me today. Well, maybe just one :) Or two...Enjoy!
S'mores Bars
Ingredients
1 cup butter, softened
3/4 cup sugar
3/4 cup packed brown sugar
2 eggs
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
2 1/4 cups all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon salt
2 cups miniature marshmallows
1 1/2 cups semisweet chocolate chips
Topping:
6 planks of graham crackers (6 long rectangles), coarsley crumbled
4 TBSP butter, melted
1 chocolate candy bar (dark or milk chocolate), coarsley chopped
1/2 cup mini marshmallows
Directions
In a mixing bowl, cream butter and sugars. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Beat in vanilla. Combine the flour, baking soda and salt; gradually add to creamed mixture. Stir in marshmallows and chocolate chips. Spread into a greased 13-in. x 9-in. x 2-in. baking pan. Combine crumbled graham crackers with melted butter. Sprinkle on top of cookie dough. Sprinkle on remaining topping ingredients. Bake at 350 degrees F for 30 minutes or until golden brown. Cool completely on a wire rack. Cut into bars. Note: These do not require refrigeration, but they are easier to cut if chilled.
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
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Its mouthwatering!
You seem to be giving us all the recipes I've been craving for a looong time, and s'mores bars are one of them! Could butter be substituted in place of the shortening? These look amazing!!!
Thanks!!
Lucie, I'm glad you mentioned that about the shortening. When I typed it this morning, I just typed off the original recipe not thinking anything about it, but I didnt use the shorteneing. I used butter. Isn't everything better with butter :) I have now changed that on the recipe. Thanks so much!!
This makes me miss summer so much - and makes me happy knowing its coming soon! What a great recipe, though, for any time of year. I would make these around Christmas as well.
AH I LOVE SMORES. I will be making these. Thanks for the recipe :D.
These look so good,I'm the kind of girl that feels like smore making should be done once a year like pumpkin carving its a tradition but not my favorite but I do love smore themed cookiess and bars!
Yummyyyyy....looks great:)
I adore smores and must have these!! I would start making them right now if I had the ingredients. These look insanely delicious and I will try them soon:D Thanks for the recipe!
these look decadent and who doesn t like smores :) Nice blog!
Oh my! We love smores around here...I think I'll be making these this weekend for sure!!
oh wow no wonder she was excited
Smores are definitely something I get excited about! These look fantastic!
Yum! When I clicked on your blog title I wasn't expecting anything THIS sinful!
I would love to have one, or two, or three of these too!
What scrumptious treats! I wouldn't be able to resist munching on them continuously!
You were being kind when you said a "touch addicting"...they are absolutely addicting. Your bars are delightful. Thanks for sharing.
Oh, they loos so delicious and sinful.
Thanks for stopping by.
I've never heard of s'mores before, but I like that it includes chocolate :)
Your bars sound delicious! Thanks for sharing :)
i like traditional s'mores, but i'll be darned if they're not the messiest treat ever. this is much more preferable, and just think of all my clothes that'll now be stain-free!
looks good. I have never tried s'mores. they are not normal in Norway.
These will be so good for my smore lovin' daughter! Stopped by from Friday Follow!
Susan
Yum-- I will have to try those!
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I am a HUGE smores fan! Will definitely be giving these a try! Just subscribed to your posts so that I can get more good recipes!
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Friday Following you :) Those bars look delicious!
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Smores before 8am always sounds like a good idea! It's so easy to overdose on these bars - especially if they look as good as yours!
Love your blog and I am lovin me some smores! Oh so good and it reminds me of when I was little. I LOVE to cook as well but I am more of a appetizer and main dish girl- would love for you to check me out! We can be cooking buddies!
Oh my goodness, I found you on a blog that I follow (Deep Dish South) and am adding you to my faves and follows right after I finish this note to you! I live in the Carolina's and love all of our great recipes! Thanks for sharing and for your great blog! Roz (aka bella)
I have seen a various recipes for s'mores cakes and bars, and yours sounds divine!
And I've been there with the eating nothing but baked sweets condition!
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