It’s National S’mores Day and what better way to celebrate than with a super adorable Back To School themed S’mores recipe that everyone will love!
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INGREDIENTS
Graham cracker squares
Marshmallow Creme
Chocolate bar
Powdered sugar
1 tbsp ready to spread frosting (any color)
Pretzel sticks
Wilton white icing gel
Fondant mini apples
White Mike and Ike candies
DIRECTIONS
- Take a graham cracker square and spread about 1 T of marshmallow creme on it.
- Place a piece of chocolate on top covering the entire graham and press down gently to even out the marshmallow.
- On a microwave-safe plate, place the chocolate and marshmallow graham cracker in the microwave and heat for 10 seconds. Do not overheat or the chocolate will begin to melt and lose shape. Let set to cool for at least 10 minutes.
- Using a toothpick, carve a Back to School phrase into the chocolate (ABC, Back to School, etc). Be sure to make the ridges fairly deep.
- Sprinkle powdered sugar all over the top of the chocolate s’mores piece.
- With a lightly dampened paper towel, wipe the powdered sugar off the top of the chocolate, leaving the sugar in the carved ridges to resemble a word written in chalk.
- Dip a toothpick into ready to spread frosting and use it to glue a pretzel stick to the bottom of the chocolate s’more, resembling the base of a chalkboard. Set aside and let set for at least 5 minutes.
- Dip toothpick into ready to spread frosting and spread on back of the fondant mini apples and press onto the chocolate chalkboard. Let set for a minute.
- Dip toothpick into ready to spread frosting and spread on the back of a white Ike and Mike candy. Press onto the chocolate chalkboard right above the pretzel stick to resemble a piece of chalk. Let set one minute.
- ENJOY!!
Can you tell me what the orange border is made of? Is it just frosting? I know the bottom is a pretzel stick but it looks like there is an orange border around the other sides.
These are just darling! You would be the teacher’s pet if you brought in a plate of these! :)