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    Home » Recipe » Dessert » Indoor S'mores - 3 Ways!

    Indoor S'mores - 3 Ways!

    Published Feb 10, 2014 · Updated May 14, 2022 by Ginnie · 28 Comments

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    Learn how to make Indoor S'mores ... there's no campfire needed to roast marshmallows inside with this fun and easy recipe!

    A stack of indoor s'mores on a cutting board.

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    My husband and I went out to eat recently, and for dessert, we were ordered s'mores. It was so much fun roasting marshmallows at our table, getting our fingers sticky, and dropping crumbs everywhere. We were laughing the whole time!

    I decided to try my hand at making s'mores at home, too. And it turned out to be pretty simple! Indoor S'mores are super easy to make and are perfect for serving at a party or just on a snowy night at home with the family.

    The cool things about making s'mores indoors is that you can totally customize them with your favorite chocolate! Go the traditional route with milk chocolate s'mores or experiment a little. I chose three different kinds of chocolate: peanut butter cups, dark chocolate, and salted caramel chocolate.

    It was so much fun roasting marshmallows inside and trying the different flavors. My husband and I each had our own faves ... and once you try this fun recipe, so will you!

    A man holding out an S'more in front of himself.

    Indoor S'Mores Ingredients

    You only need three simple ingredients to make these scrumptious homemade S'mores ... and I'm sure you can guess what they are!

    • Marshmallows - Of course, a bag of fluffy marshmallows are a key ingredient. If you follow a vegetarian or vegan diet, make sure to use vegan marshmallows.
    • Chocolate - Don't forget the chocolate! We always made s'mores with Hershey's Milk Chocolate growing up, but this is one place you can have fun with different flavors. I used peanut butter cups, dark chocolate, and a salted caramel chocolate bar.
    • Graham Crackers - Classic graham crackers hold everything together. If you want to experiment a bit, try using cinnamon graham crackers, too.
    Indoor S'mores ingredients arranged on a wood board.

    How to Roast Marshmallows Indoors

    If you've ever wondered how to roast marshmallows at home (without a campfire) ... this recipe is for you!

    Roasting marshmallows on the stove is actually pretty easy. I used a gas stove burner, but you could also roast your marshmallows in a fireplace or over a sterno fuel can or a mini hibachi. The restaurant we ate at used a mini hibachi, and it was so fun to use.

    To toast marshmallows inside, place your marshmallow on your skewer, then roast it over your flame. I used bamboo skewers, but metal skewers would be better and less of a fire hazard.  For a gas burner, use medium-low heat.

    Don't have a gas stove, sterno burner, or hibachi?

    Make your s'mores in the microwave instead. Simply place a marshmallow on a graham cracker half and heat for a few seconds until hot. 

    Another option is to place the marshmallows on graham crackers, then cook them under your ovens broiler. Just make sure to watch them closely.

    A photo collage showing how to roast marshmallows on the stove inside.

    I like my marshmallows pretty well done (burnt is best!), but cook yours however you like.

    When the marshmallow is cooked, sandwich it between graham crackers with your favorite chocolate. I used peanut butter cups, dark chocolate, and a salted caramel chocolate bar. But really, any kind of chocolate would work ... even flavored. So have fun experimenting with different types.

    If you want to make your chocolate extra gooey, stick it on a graham cracker and pop it in the microwave for 10-20 seconds before adding the marshmallow. Mmm ...

    Three marshmallows with different kinds of chocolate on a wood board.

    The peanut butter cup s'more was my favorite, but all were great.

    Why not set up an Indoor S'mores bar the next time you have a party. How much fun would that be?

    Whatever kind of chocolate you choose, these delicious Indoor S'mores are sure to be a hit with your family and friends!

    A stack of the finished treats on a wood cutting board.

    Related Recipes

    If you enjoyed roasting marshmallows at home, then here are some other dessert recipes you'll love, too:

    • S'mores Freakshake
    • DIY Ice Cream Sundae Bar
    • Salted Caramel Pretzel Cookies
    • Easy Chocolate Fondue
    • Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Frozen Yogurt
    • Chocolate Covered Strawberries
    • Easy Chocolate Bark
    A stack of indoor s'mores on a wood cutting board.
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    Indoor S'mores ... 3 Ways!

    Learn how to make delicious Indoor S'mores ... no campfire needed to cook these marshmallows indoors!
    Prep Time5 minutes mins
    Cook Time10 minutes mins
    Total Time15 minutes mins
    Course: Dessert
    Cuisine: American
    Servings: 4 people
    Calories: 156kcal
    Author: Ginnie

    Ingredients

    • 4 marshmallows
    • 4 graham crackers, halved
    • 1 chocolate bar

    Equipment

    • skewers for roasting marshmallows

    Instructions

    • Turn a gas burner to medium-low heat. (If you don't have a gas stove, see recipe notes below for tips.)
    • Place a marshmallow on a skewer and carefully roast over your gas flame.
    • When the marshmallow is toasted, sandwich it between two graham cracker halves with a piece of your favorite chocolate.
    • Serve immediately. Enjoy!

    Notes

    Don't have a gas stove? Cook the marshmallows over a sterno fuel can or a mini hibachi instead. You could also place the marshmallow on a graham cracker half, then melt them a microwave or cook them under your oven's broiler.
    Have fun experimenting with different types of chocolate! Everything from Hershey's Milk Chocolate to peanut butter cups, dark chocolate, and a salted caramel chocolate bar is game here.
    To make the chocolate extra gooey, stick it on a graham cracker and pop it in the microwave for 10-20 seconds before adding the marshmallow.
    (Calories are approximate and based on using milk chocolate.)

    Nutrition

    Calories: 156kcal
    Did you make this recipe?I love seeing what you're cooking! Leave a comment below, or tag @HelloLittleHome or #hellolittlehome on Instagram!

    How do you like your marshmallows: perfectly golden or a little charred?

    A collage showing a stack of s'mores and s'mores ingredients.
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    Andi @ The Weary Chef
    11 years ago

    These look so fun, and it's so cute that your husband was the s'mores model for your post 🙂

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    Ginnie
    11 years ago
    Reply to  Andi @ The Weary Chef

    Thanks, Andi! He was a somewhat reluctant model, and kept asking when he was going to actually get to eat the s'mores ... ha ha;)

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    Marti
    11 years ago

    Oh so yummy! Thank you for sharing it with us at Sewlicious Home Decor! Pinned! 🙂 Marti

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    Ginnie
    11 years ago
    Reply to  Marti

    You're welcome, Marti! Thank you so much for hosting and pinning:)

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    Daniela Davis Walsh
    11 years ago

    You've been featured at Link'n Blogs. The party starts this Wednesday at 10pm MST, so be sure to stop by, see your feature and link up again!

    xo
    Daniela
    Put A Bird On It

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    Ginnie
    11 years ago
    Reply to  Daniela Davis Walsh

    Thank you so much, Daniela:)

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    Amy W
    11 years ago

    Yum, times three! I love me some smores. Thanks so much for sharing at our link it or lump it party!

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    Ginnie
    11 years ago
    Reply to  Amy W

    Me, too! You're welcome, Amy:)

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    Erica Chao (@MamasMission)
    11 years ago

    The one things I miss about living in NY is my gas stove. I love the idea of this, but alas, in Miami electric is all the rage. Maybe one day we will be able to try this!

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    11 years ago
    Reply to  Erica Chao (@MamasMission)

    Ah ... the gas stove is one of the things I love about my apartment. When I lived in San Francisco we didn't have one, so I'm really appreciating it now:) You could always microwave the marshmallows - anything for a s'more, right?

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    Megan
    11 years ago

    I found your bog from the Link Party Palooza...This looks delicious, I can't wait to try it! Thanks for sharing 🙂

    -Meg

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    Ginnie
    11 years ago
    Reply to  Megan

    Hi, Megan! Thanks so much for stopping by. Let me know if you try it:)

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    Rebecca
    11 years ago

    Oh my this sounds delicious! Now I really, really want a s'more!

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    Ginnie
    11 years ago
    Reply to  Rebecca

    I hope you get a chance to make one, Rebecca:) It's definitely a great way to perk up a dreary winter day!

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    Lynn Graham
    11 years ago

    Perfect!!! I have a dark swiss orange chocolate. Yum....

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    Ginnie
    11 years ago
    Reply to  Lynn Graham

    Oooh ... that sounds good! Thanks for stopping by, Lynn!

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    Erlene
    11 years ago

    We do the skewers and marshmallows too. The kids love it. Stopping in from Linkin Blogs Party

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    Ginnie
    11 years ago
    Reply to  Erlene

    Isn't it fun, Erlene? I wish I had thought of it sooner:)

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    Carrie This Home
    11 years ago

    This looks like such a fun dessert option! We don't have a gas stove (I wish we did) so we'll have to make them in the microwave. We will be staying in on Valentine's Day and this looks like the perfect dessert for a night in!

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    Ginnie
    11 years ago
    Reply to  Carrie This Home

    I hope you try it! I'm sure it will work fine in the microwave. Enjoy your Valentine's Day in:)

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    Alex
    11 years ago

    I am so going to make smores on my stove now- what a great idea! I never would have thought of that. Also, smores with peanut butter cups... yum!

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    Ginnie
    11 years ago
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    The peanut butter cups were so good!! Thanks for stopping by, Alex:)

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    heather harris
    11 years ago

    those look simply delicious!! yummy!!

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    Ginnie
    11 years ago
    Reply to  heather harris

    Thanks, Heather! It's as delicious as it looks;)

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    Heather
    11 years ago

    My little one has been begging me to make smores, but I haven't want to start the fire pit...now I don't have to!

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    Ginnie
    11 years ago
    Reply to  Heather

    I hope you try it. We had so much fun, and it's a great winter treat:)

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    Maria K
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Heather

    It's really a tasty stuff for children thanks for posting such an awesome recipe.

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    Ginnie
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Maria K

    I'm so glad you and your kids enjoyed the s'mores, Maria! 🙂

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