Smores In The Oven
Smores in the Oven – Make a large batch of s’mores in minutes, without a campfire! This indoor smores recipe is a fun simple treat for parties and events.
Destination Smores
For some reason, we only make s’mores when we go to the lake or beach. Why is that?
It is not from lack of fire pits at home, or a shortage of marshmallow roasting sticks. There is not an issue with hunting down the sophisticated ingredients used for making s’mores.
Why do we save this simple, yet utterly divine, treat for camping and beach trips?
I have no idea. And better yet, I think we need to stop the madness. This magical dessert shouldn’t just be served as “destination smores”.
Super Simple S’mores
Yes, it’s fun to roast marshmallows over an open campfire and press them between graham crackers out of doors.
Yet if you are really craving s’mores you can make them right in your oven… In 2 minutes. With less mess.
Today’s “Smores in the Oven” recipe is a perfect large-batch treat for parties and movie nights.
You can make this recipe any time of the year, without frost-bitten toes or mosquito bites. No sticks required!
To make Easy Sheet Pan Smores in the Oven simply lay graham crackers out on a baking sheet. Place a chocolate square and marshmallow on top of each graham. Then broil to toast the marshmallows.
It’s that simple.
Oven S’mores Ingredients
Easy Sheet Pan S’mores taste amazing straight out of the oven, but are also divine hours later. So you can make them ahead of an event if you like.
- Graham Crackers
- Marshmallows
- Hershey’s Chocolate Bars
At the bottom of this post, we are sharing a revved-up version of this recipe if you wanted to “spice” things up a little bit!
How to Make Smores in the Oven
- Turn the oven on broil and then line a baking sheet with parchment paper.
- Break all the graham crackers and chocolate into squares, to prepare for building the smores.
- Place 20 graham cracker squares on the sheet pan (or as many as you want to make.)
- Place the chocolate on top of the graham crackers and then top each piece of chocolate with a marshmallow.
- Place the sheet pan on the center rack of the oven and broil the smores for about 1 to 2 minutes. (Make sure to keep your eyes on this while they are in the oven. The marshmallows can burn very easily!)
- Once the marshmallows are at the toastiness level that you like, remove them from the oven and press another graham cracker square on top of each marshmallow to squeeze them all together.
- Enjoy your smores from the oven!
Get The Full (Printable) Recipe Below For How To Make Smores in the Oven.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I have to use milk chocolate?
No, you can use any variety of chocolate in your smores. Readers often mention they like to use Reese’s Cup and Ghirardelli Chocolate Squares in their smores. Either of these could change up the flavor profile of basic s’mores.
Feeling Fancy?
Try doctoring up your Easy Sheet Pan S’mores with buttery Ritz crackers, dark chocolate, and salted caramel sauce.
This recipe gives you a more salty and buttery flavor profile, and you could even use a Ghirardelli Dark Chocolate Caramel Chocolate square for another fancy upgrade to the basic recipe.
The Possibilities are Endless!
There are so many different ways that you can create your own indoor smores using different ingredients.
Just one different ingredient can change the whole flavor and become your new favorite smores recipe.
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- Best Peanut Butter Cookies
- Brownie Cookies with Toffee Bits
- Chocolate Snickerdoodles
- Fluffy Lemon Crinkle Cookies
- The Best Oatmeal Raisin Cookies
- Best Chocolate Sugar Cookies
- Indoor S’mores Recipe – Food Network
Smores in the Oven (Easy Sheet Pan Recipe)
Ingredients
- 20 whole graham crackers, halved (40 squares)
- 20 marshmallows
- 4 Hershey chocolate bars
Instructions
- Turn the oven on broil. Line a large sheet pan with parchment paper. Place 20 graham cracker squares on the baking sheet. Then place a chocolate square on each graham cracker. Add one marshmallow to each stack.
- Place the sheet pan on the center rack of the oven. Broil the marshmallows for 1-2 minutes. Do not take your eyes off the marshmallows...they can burn fast!
- Once the marshmallows are toasted to your liking, remove the pan and press another graham cracker square down on each stack. Enjoy!
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Darn it, I was hoping for a simple regular oven recipe. The only broiling I can do in my oven is in a small drawer underneath the regular oven. The marshmallows would almost certainly catch on fire, although I do like a dark roasted marshmallow. I guess I’ll just have to keep doing them over my gas range. :)
My kids love making these. So fun and always delicious!
These come out perfect every single time! Time easy and perfect for when you want to make a lot at one time!
This is really amazing!! My kids instantly got addicted!
super easy and great for indoor movie nights!
So easy to make and taste just as good as a campfire s’mores.
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Grandkids thought this was awesome!!! Easy and delicious after dinner treat
Your missing the temperature???
Hi Suzy,
The broil setting usually has a preset temperature of 500-550 degrees F. Hope this helps!
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Send to school?!?!? Where are you right now!!??! How irresponsible! I don’t vaccinate and I DON’T send my kids to school during a pandemic!!!
Hi Karen,
Sorry for the confusion… However, if you read the post you will notice this is actually an old post from several years ago. I am not telling anyone to send their children (or treats) to school right now during a pandemic.
Sommer, I found your recipe today and have ingredients to make this tonight during a family movie. I never thought that you meant for us to violate the law when watching your cute video. Keep the faith and please keep teaching the rest of us how to cook. You are needed more now than ever because we don’t get to go out! God-bless you, Sommer!
You don’t need to apologize. Common sense says this suggestion was before the pandemic ♥️
This is an old post🙄
No one is forcing you to take these to an empty school during a pandemic.
Lol
well karen, for someone so awfully concerned about the pandemic, why not vaccinate so that there’s not another one for a disease easily controlled? guess we can’t expect decent parenting from someone who can’t read a timestamp on a website!
but i digress! thanks for the recipe, these were great 👌
Your name would be Karen too 🙄🤦♀️
The funniest part is your name is ACTUALLY KAREN 😂
Super easy and fun! They came out delicious!
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Hello!
I loved your recipe so much that I included it in my S’mores recipe round-up. :)
http://momenvy.co/2017/07/smores-recipes.html
Love your site! – Laura
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