I love me some s'mores. I love me some brownies too. You mix the two together and you've got some pretty good eats! Since nothing ever tastes as good as the first bite or two, you can easily get the satisfaction of a decadent s'more without breaking the calorie bank.
Here's what you'll need
S'more Brownie Bites
(Makes 48)
1 box Ghirardelli's Double Chocolate Brownie Mix (I don't skimp yo)
1 egg
2 1/4 tbsp Natural Blend Canola/Vegetable Oil
3 tbsp unsweetened applesauce
9 sheets lowfat graham crackers
1/2 stick of butter
96 mini marshmallows
Mix up your brownie mix with the egg and water called for on the box and applesauce and oil ratio. (Trust me, if you use all applesauce, it'll be too dry. But this ratio is perfect for moistness and cutting back some fat/calories) Set the mix aside.
Grind up your graham crackers in a food processor or blender into fine crumbs.
Melt your butter in a microwave safe dish.
Add it to the graham cracker crumbs.
Mix them up until they're moist. (They shouldn't be wet)
Spray some cooking spray into a mini cupcake tin.
Using a teaspoon, measure out the graham crackers and place them in each cupcake tin.
Press them down like a pie crust in each tin.
Using a small tablespoon cookie scoop, scoop the brownie batter into each tin.
Try not to slam your face into the tin and lick out each brownie batter hole of goodness.
Bake at 350 for 23-25 minutes or until toothpick inserted comes out clean.
Let them cool for a minute or two then cover with a sheet of wax paper.
Place a cutting board over the top of the wax paper.
Flip it over and give it a little
slam tap or two and hope for the best.
Okay, that's not the best...
Have a cheese spreader or butter knife close by to gently wiggle out any stubborn ones.
Top with 2 mini marshmallows each and if you wanted to get extra fancy, you could totally use a lighter or match and torch the top of the mallows. No roasting required!
Nutritional information per bite: Calories 97 Total Fat 3g Sat Fat 1g Mono Fat 1g Cholesterol 6mg Sodium 74 mg Potassium 8mg Total Carbs 17g Fiber 1g Sugars 11g Protein 1g Vitamin A 1% Calcium 2% Iron 1%
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mmmmmm s'mores.
ReplyDeleteThese look so tasty!
ReplyDeleteyummy I'm loving the mini size lately just one or two bites!
ReplyDeleteLuckily for me, I'm picky about my sweets...always was. But THESE are definitely getting a try, just as soon as I equip myself with a mini-muffin tin. Perfect size and calories for my nightly treat!
ReplyDeleteSounds delish--as do all the Halloween treats so far! Thanks for sharing these great recipes. I laughed when you said, "Try not to slam your face into the tin and lick out each brownie batter hole of goodness." That is exactly what I do with the little individual containers I found of fat-free caramel dipping sauce. I cut up an apple and dip it into that delicious stuff, then when the apple slices are all gone, I stick my tongue into that container and lick up every drop of that caramel! I shouldn't do it--when I bought the caramel in those individual containers, I checked for calories, and there's 150 calories per container. OUCH! Plus the 100-calorie apple makes a 250 calorie snack. Too many calories--but so delicious! Oh--I also buy the fat-free caramel in a bigger container, but when I saw these little individual ones in the non-fat variety, I couldn't resist! While I'm still working, it's just so much easier to grab one of those pre-measured self-contained containers, then measure out 2 tablespoons of it, and put it into a little container to take with me, especially when I'm running late in the morning. I'm lazy that way. When I retire in 40 days (YES--only 40 more working days!), I won't splurge on those little containers anymore--they cost so much more! My thought was to use only HALF of one of the 150-calorie containers per apple, cutting the calories in half, but so far I haven't been able to do that!
ReplyDeleteI love the photo with the brownie on the thingie. (That's what it's called, right? A thingie?) Brownies are totally my weakness, so these look awesome to me! :D
ReplyDeleteI'm all for cutting steps if I can, don't think I'll be skipping the lighter to the marshmallow step though :). These look AWESOME. I just bought a box of crumbs for another project, so all I have to do is try to figure how much crumbs equals nine sheets, was wondering how I'd use the rest of the box :). Oh my goodness looks so yummy!!
ReplyDeleteOh these look so cute and very easy to make!! Thanks for the great idea hot stuff!!
ReplyDeleteYuuuuuuuuuuuuum!!!! I'm going to have to make these ASAP! I'm loving your Hallow-treat week!!! <3
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