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Or, how to make S'mores in your home, without a fire pit or microwave.

I just lived through Hurricane Sandy terrorizing my state (New Jersey). I thought I would share this cool recipe that got me through a power outage earlier in the summer this year.

Here is a quick spin on the classic S'mores recipe for you to try when it's too stormy out for a firepit and there's no electricity to use a microwave.

Special Notes and tips:

*If planning this activity ahead of time, like for an indoor camping party, you may choose to use candles that do not give off toxic fumes. Soy candles might be a good option.

*Make sure to read the packaging on the bamboo (wooden) skewers. It may say to soak them first before using.

*For younger, pickier eaters, you can easily remove the burnt parts of the marshmallow and have them for yourself! Yum!

This is pretty much just the same old-school recipe for S'mores, with the exception of having to do it indoors without a proper (outdoor) fire pit or a microwave. It couldn't be easier!

Happy cooking! xoxo

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    Light as many candles as there are participating chefs.

  2. 2

    If using bamboo or other wooden skewer sticks, make sure to *READ THE PACKAGING FOR PROPER PREPARATION INSTRUCTIONS.

    *The bamboo skewers package may say to soak the sticks before use.

  3. 3

    Place a marshmallow on the pointy end of the skewer and hold it over the candle flame until the desired temperature is reached.

  4. 4

    Sandwich your marshmallow between two pieces of graham cracker with the chocolate and enjoy!

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