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“Ghoulish Grub” – Owl S’mores

October 12, 2012

Today I am sharing the last recipe of this year’s “Ghoulish Grub” week!

 

I know, boo! Right!?!
(Boo! For be sad and being haunting!)

Well, actually, I might have one or two other Halloweenie recipes I might be sharing in the upcoming days leading up to Halloween; just because I can’t get enough of this season!

So let’s talk owls.

They are so cute and super popular right now. Not only for Halloween but fall and camping themed parties to sweet baby showers, home décor and nature enthusiasts. Owls are where it’s at!

 

Naturally when I saw these owl s’mores awhile back (like really a long time ago, in a galaxy far, far, away), I was immediately drawn to them. Not only for their owl cuteness but for my obnoxious s’more addiction.

How could I not possibly make these?

A cute s’more?

These Owl S’mores are just as widely popular as the owl and s’more fads and have made their way in various form all over the internet. And why not? Easy, cute, and what all the cool kids are doing!

One Year Ago: Pumpkin Cream Cheese Spread
Two Years Ago: Breakfast Stuffing
Three Year Ago: Jerk Chicken

 
 

Owl S’mores

Printable Version

Graham crackers, broken in half into square shape

Large marshmallows, cut in half

Yellow candy melts

Chocolate chips

Candy corn (or Mike and Ike’s candy)

Place two marshmallow halves, sticky side down, on one graham cracker square.
Place on microwave safe plate and microwave for 3-5 seconds.

Remove from microwave and top each marshmallow with a yellow candy melt. Top each candy melt with a chocolate chip and insert candy corn in between each marshmallow.

Return to microwave and microwave for another 3-5 seconds.

Adapted from ideas seen all over the web, specifically Living Locurto

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Filed Under: Dessert- Other, Holiday- Halloween, Uncategorized

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I'm Heather and I have spent most of my life concocting recipes inspired by the rich southern flavors and Texas grown ingredients I grew up with.

Today, I'm on a mission to help people gain confidence in the kitchen and inspire others to cook, craft and create life long memories with friends and family around the dinner table!

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