Happy National S'mores Day! Try these graham cracker scones oozing with chocolate and marshmallow to celebrate!
S'mores Scones |
toasted marshmallows I just knew they should be "naked". Why mess with the simple perfection of a toasted marshmallow? They are one of the most effortless treats on the planet. These scones are a simple treat to make as well. I was done in under an hour, start to finish, from grinding the graham crackers through the baking time. They bake up so big and beautiful. I cut my scones into eight wedges, but you could easily cut it into twelve and they will still be nice sized scones. A perfect s'mores treat, the closest thing I've had to a real s'mores made outside around the fire. The marshmallows are toasted, the chocolate is melty and the graham cracker scone has just the right balance of soft crunch. An ideal alternative to making s'mores around the campfire!
S’mores Scones
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2 Cups Honey Graham Cracker “Flour”-Ground Finely*
1 Cup All Purpose Flour-Small amount of extra for shaping scones
1 Cup Evaporated Milk-Cold**
2 Cups Mini Marshmallows
1 and ½ Cups Semi Sweet Chocolate Chips
1 Stick of Butter-Cut into small cubes-Make sure butter stays cold***
2 Tablespoons Sugar
1 Tablespoon Baking Powder
1 Teaspoon Baking Soda
½ Teaspoon Salt
Preheat oven to 500 degrees.
In a large bowl mix finely ground
grahams, flour, sugar, baking powder, baking soda, and salt. Whisk to mix all
ingredients together. Add cold butter that
has been cut into small cubes. Cut into flour mixture with pastry cutter or
two knives until mixture looks crumbly. Add chocolate chips, toss to mix.
Make a hole in the center of mix and add evaporated milk. Stir just to mix
evenly, dough will come together quickly. On a lightly floured surface turn
dough out and pat down slightly, with floured hands. Add one cup of the mini
marshmallows right in the middle, spread them out evenly. Fold dough over
several times to incorporate marshmallow. Using a round nine inch non stick
cake pan dusted with flour, push dough in to form an even circle. Turn dough
back out on flour dusted surface, now you have an even circle for your
scones! Spread the other one cup of marshmallows evenly over top and lightly
press each marshmallow into dough. Using a floured knife cut into eight even
size wedges. Leaving an inch between each scone, place onto parchment lined
baking sheet or stoneware baking sheet-this is what I used. Place into oven
and reduce heat to 400 degrees. Bake for 12 to 14 minutes.
*I used my vita mix to grind the grahams into graham cracker flour.
This could be done in a food processor.
**I placed my can of evaporated milk in the fridge overnight.
***You want to make sure you have very small cubes; they will
incorporate easier when cutting into the flour mixture. If they start to melt
while cutting, place back into fridge for a few minutes before adding to
flour mixture.
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