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After Easter's come and gone, you might find yourself with a basket full of candy. What to do with all that candy! The obvious solution (besides eating it) is to make Peeps Smores.
Peeps Smores (or PeepSmores) combines those chocolate bunny ears with the classic sugary goodness of Easter peeps. While microwaving is the traditional method employed when cooking peeps (for obvious entertainment reasons), roasting them over the open flame of a gas stove provided a much more desirable flavor and consumable texture.
Peeps Smores (or PeepSmores) combines those chocolate bunny ears with the classic sugary goodness of Easter peeps. While microwaving is the traditional method employed when cooking peeps (for obvious entertainment reasons), roasting them over the open flame of a gas stove provided a much more desirable flavor and consumable texture.
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This recipe works with pretty much any kind of Peeps (yellow or pink, bunnies or chicks) and chocolate bunnies (peanut butter or caramel filled? Even better).
You will also need to procure some graham crackers, though I bet vanilla wafers or even digestive biscuits would work as well!
This recipe works with pretty much any kind of Peeps (yellow or pink, bunnies or chicks) and chocolate bunnies (peanut butter or caramel filled? Even better).
You will also need to procure some graham crackers, though I bet vanilla wafers or even digestive biscuits would work as well!
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I do usually nuke the chocolate on top of the bottom graham cracker for a few seconds while roasting the marshmallow to get it started melting. I cannot wait to try this with peeps!