I have had my next naughty recipe planned for weeks, but funnily enough, this is not it! I just had this great idea one day and had to try it... okay, are you ready?
S'mores pie. Sounds so good, right?!
Mmmmm, and it was. :)
And also so easy. Here's what I did:
1 graham cracker crust (from the store)
1 package chocolate pudding
Marshmallow cream (shoot, I have been doing better about this... but I don't know how much I used! Let's see, I have the 13 oz jar, and I didn't use it all.)
Blowtorch?
Follow the directions for pie on the pudding package, refrigerate for a few hours, add mallow cream and then, spray some fire on it:
AWESOME, right? I have to admit, my research team was in charge of the torching. So funny... such a manly tool, a torch, being used for pie. :) Here is the end result:
The burnt parts were the best! They made it taste just like we roasted it over the fire. As opposed to under? :)
The Verdict:
So good, but the research team and I agreed that the ratio of chocolate to marshmallow cream was off. Unlike with actual s'mores, we needed more chocolate than cream. I think it's because the chocolate isn't dense like a Hershey's bar. (Although, when I first was planning this pie I seriously considered putting a whole layer of Hershey's dark chocolate bars...) So next time I am going to use two pudding boxes. I also might cut the marshmallow cream with some whipped cream, or use half as much, because it was super sweet.
So, originally I was going to put it in the oven, you know, like baked alaska? (I have never made baked alaska either.) But I was too nervous that the whole thing would melt! So I guess what I am saying is, if you don't have a blowtorch... putting it in the oven miiiight work? Maybe. If you are brave enough to try it, let me know!
I really think this is a good excuse to tell Lisa of why I need a blowtorch in the house
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