Amazing Frozen Smores Design

Spray a rimmed baking sheet with nonstick cooking spray.

Amazing Frozen Smores Design. Preheat the broiler to high. You start by making the pudding and marshmallow layers, and freezing them in a 9×13 pan until they are hard enough to slice. Happy campers of all ages will love frozen s'mores. Spray a rimmed baking sheet with nonstick cooking spray. (ice cream stands in for the marshmallows used in the original campfire treat.) take time to freeze this dessert after spreading the chocolate sauce on the first and second layers of graham crackers.

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Therefore, you must make frozen s'mores asap. Chocolate pudding and marshmallow are sandwiched in graham crackers and frozen in this easy recipe. For another s'mores treat, be sure to check out my frozen s'mores cheesecake.

If you don't allow the layers to freeze fully you'll end up with a sloppy mess of a sandwich.

Graham crackers with creamy marshmallow 'ice cream' and chocolate fudge goodness sandwiched in between. Remove frozen layers from pan and slice pudding/marshmallow layers into 15 squares the same size as the graham crackers. They're easy to make and keep in the freezer so you can hand them out next time you have a bunch of kids running through the sprinkler in your backyard. (ice cream stands in for the marshmallows used in the original campfire treat.) take time to freeze this dessert after spreading the chocolate sauce on the first and second layers of graham crackers. Spread the marshmallows on the baking sheet and broil until deep brown, about 30 seconds. *this recipe was originally posted in july 2013, but has since been updated. Jul 21, 2017 if you like s'mores, you'll love frozen s'mores. Frozen s'mores are a sweet treat with graham crackers surrounding layers of a cream cheese and marshmallow mixture with a layer of chocolate pudding. Transfer the frozen marshmallow and graham crackers to a cooling rack that is set over a piece of parchment paper or a baking sheet to catch the excess chocolate glaze.