How to Make Smore Buckets
Crush the graham crackers in a plastic sandwich bag until they break into pea-sized pieces., Divide the crumbs into 4 to 6 small ramekins or small tea cups. , Make the chocolate pudding according to the instructions on the box., Place the...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Crush the graham crackers in a plastic sandwich bag until they break into pea-sized pieces.
Avoid over-crushing because you don't want to end up with powder. -
Step 2: Divide the crumbs into 4 to 6 small ramekins or small tea cups.
, Divide the pudding equally among the ramekins.
Gently tap the cups on the counter to release any air bubbles from the pudding. , Turn the bag into a piping bag by cutting a small corner of the bag.
Pipe the fluff onto the pudding.
It helps if you start in the center of the cup, and pipe your way outward in a spiral. , This allows the marshmallow to settle. , Use a cooking torch to lightly toast the marshmallows or place the cups in the oven on a baking sheet.
Put it under your broiler as close as possible to the top on a high temperature setting (around 370 degrees) with the oven door slightly ajar until the marshmallow browns. , -
Step 3: Make the chocolate pudding according to the instructions on the box.
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Step 4: Place the marshmallow fluff in a sandwich bag.
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Step 5: Place the cups in the refrigerator for an hour.
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Step 6: Toast the marshmallows.
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Step 7: Finished.
Detailed Guide
Avoid over-crushing because you don't want to end up with powder.
, Divide the pudding equally among the ramekins.
Gently tap the cups on the counter to release any air bubbles from the pudding. , Turn the bag into a piping bag by cutting a small corner of the bag.
Pipe the fluff onto the pudding.
It helps if you start in the center of the cup, and pipe your way outward in a spiral. , This allows the marshmallow to settle. , Use a cooking torch to lightly toast the marshmallows or place the cups in the oven on a baking sheet.
Put it under your broiler as close as possible to the top on a high temperature setting (around 370 degrees) with the oven door slightly ajar until the marshmallow browns. ,
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