How to Make an Indoor S'more
Find a heat source for the marshmallows: this can be a microwave oven,an oven, a can of "fondue" fuel, or even a large candle., Prepare your graham cracker half with a square of chocolate bar and set aside for the marshmallow., When using candle or...
Step-by-Step Guide
-
Step 1: Find a heat source for the marshmallows: this can be a microwave oven
Make sure you have lots of adult supervision and the heat source is supported on a heatproof surface. -
Step 2: an oven
In the case of a microwave S'more, put the whole S'more together and place on a microwave plate. , Hold marshmallow over flame at height of 6 inches (15.2 cm) or so and turn to brown. , Press lightly and slide stick or fork out. , If you want to experiment, turn on high and watch the marshmallow expand to 3 times its size- warning: this is messy to do. , -
Step 3: a can of "fondue" fuel
-
Step 4: or even a large candle.
-
Step 5: Prepare your graham cracker half with a square of chocolate bar and set aside for the marshmallow.
-
Step 6: When using candle or fuel
-
Step 7: put the marshmallow on the end of a fondue fork or use long bamboo skewers that have been soaked in water for at least 15 min.
-
Step 8: Carefully place browned marshmallow onto prepared graham cracker/chocolate combo and place other half of graham cracker on top of marshmallow.
-
Step 9: When using microwave
-
Step 10: microwave on high in 15 second bursts for 30 to 60 seconds.
-
Step 11: Finished.
Detailed Guide
Make sure you have lots of adult supervision and the heat source is supported on a heatproof surface.
In the case of a microwave S'more, put the whole S'more together and place on a microwave plate. , Hold marshmallow over flame at height of 6 inches (15.2 cm) or so and turn to brown. , Press lightly and slide stick or fork out. , If you want to experiment, turn on high and watch the marshmallow expand to 3 times its size- warning: this is messy to do. ,
About the Author
Emma Baker
Specializes in breaking down complex hobbies topics into simple steps.
Rate This Guide
How helpful was this guide? Click to rate: