Epic Combo: Chocolate Chip S'mores Cookies

Thank you, Pinterest.  I always find fun stuff to make on there, like these fabulous cookies.  However, I should really say "Thank you, Smells Like Home" for giving me a how-to.  

The BF was in town and thought these cookies sounded amazing.  While I am normally anti-anything-pre-made, I really wasn't feeling baking.  So, as a compromise (I can totally be flexible... when I want to be) we used a tube of Nestle chocolate chip cookie dough, the big size.  
So delicious!
These cookies are awesome, HUGE and super delicious!  If you need something quick and tasty, these are perfect.

What you'll need

  • Chocolate chip cookie dough 
  • Graham crackers
  • Chocolate bar
  • Marshmallows 
Preheat oven to 325 

You can make any of the ingredients (maybe not the chocolate bars but, whatever) or you can be lazy, like me, and buy everything from the market.  

Talk about easiest things ever to make.  Cut two slices of dough, make a s'more (graham cracker, chocolate, marshmallow, graham cracker) and encase it in the dough.  Each s'more was made with about a quarter of a graham cracker, little square of chocolate and half of a giant marshmallow.  Basically, you end up with what looks like a giant, chocolate chip brick.

 Pop these in the oven for about 15 minutes (keep an eye on them, pulling them out when the edges begin to brown).  Let them cool and enjoy!
S'mores Cookie Bricks

Tips & Tricks

I noticed that as the cookies began to bake, the top layer started to melt off, revealing the deliciousness inside.  To combat this, I added another small layer of dough over the s'more while it was baking, re-encasing it.



No extra cookie layer

With extra cookie layer

These were the easiest things ever to make, even if i had made my own dough, they still would have been the easiest things ever.  If you need a tasty treat, these massive cookies are guaranteed to hit the spot!





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