S’mores Stuffed Chocolate Chip Cookies

by Kelly M

Peeeeeeeooople.

Now do I know how to make a Tuesday look better, or what? (If you answered “or what”, then just assume that was a rhetorical question and keep it to yourself. Otherwise, carry on.)

So get this: I made a s’mores with my schmancy graham crackers and homemade chocolate, and then I put it inside a chocolate chip cookie.

Graham crackers. Chocolate. S’mores. In a cookie. Insanity.

But let’s talk marshmallows, shall we? We shall. Everyone knows they taste pretty darn fantasmagorical, but regular jet puffed marshmallows have waaaay to many unfun unpronounceable words. If I’m going to associate with an unpronounceale word, it may as well be a fun word like fantasmagorical.

Plus, marshmallows are a far cry from being safe to for us veggie people to much on. So what is a marshmallow loving veggie person to do?

Well, some brilliant person decided us veggie people deserve non-sawdust-flavored marshmallows. BAM. Dandies was born. The only problem? Although they taste authentically fantastic, vegan marshmallows can be an absolute nightmare to track down, a package costs a fortune and a half, and they’re still packed with sugar and calories.

I did decide to treat myself, so I picked up some Dandies marshmallows from my local Whole  Foods, but there is another option if you don’t want to go that route. But… what is it?

Banana slices!!!

Think about it. They’re basically all sugar, but it’s healthy naturally occurring fruit sugar. Banana slices caramelize just like marshmallows, they’re obviously cheap and easy to find, and they taste yummily bananalicious. (I’m just full of fantasmagorical words today, aren’t I?) Banana slices, clearly, will not taste exactly like marshmallows, but they do lend the same effect.

As for these cookies? They are am.az.ing. Gooey and sweet and soft and chocolatey and am.az.ing. in every single way possible. I’m not sure I can explain the sheer wonder of these cookies, so I think you’re going to have to take my word on this one.

But really. Will it be that hard?

 

 

Don’t let my hyperbolic directions scare you off. These babies are fun to make and even more fun to eat. Trust me on this one.

Enjoy!

-Kelly M.

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Danielle @ clean food creative fitness October 16, 2012 at 6:40 am

These look so amazing! You are a genius! Making these for sure!

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marleen davis October 16, 2012 at 2:44 pm

The ingredients don’t contain how much coconut flour. Also it says 4 tbsp almond milk, divided but the instructions don’t say how much to use in the two applications. I sure would like to know so I can make these. I hand wrote out these recipes and hope it wasn’t a waste of my time. PLEASE HELP!!!!

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Kelly M October 17, 2012 at 9:28 pm

Thank you so much for the questions, Marleen! I sent you an email with answers, so please let me know if you didn’t receive it. Thanks again!

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marleen davis October 17, 2012 at 10:19 pm

Kelly, When did you send the email? As of right now, I received an email that you replied to my comment but received no email addressing the answer. Thanks, marleen

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