How to Make S'mores in Your Air Fryer

What are S'mores?

S'mores are a classic American treat, typically made with a biscuit (or graham cracker), chocolate, and a marshmallow. They are usually made over a campfire, but can you make s'mores in an air fryer? Let's find out!

Ingredients:

• Biscuits or cookies with chocolate on top
• Marshmallows
• Toothpicks (optional)

Instructions:

1. Prepare Your Ingredients:

   • Place the biscuit with chocolate on top into the air fryer basket. If you have separate pieces of chocolate, place a piece on each biscuit.

2. Add the Marshmallows:

   • Place a marshmallow on top of each biscuit. To prevent the marshmallow from being blown off by the air fryer fan, you can use a toothpick to secure it.

3. Set the Temperature and Time:

   • Preheat your air fryer to 160°C (320°F). Cook the s'mores for about 8 minutes, but check them after 3 minutes to ensure the marshmallow is not getting blown off.

4. Check Progress:

   • After 3 minutes, open the air fryer to check on the s'mores. The marshmallow should start to brown and get soft. If the marshmallow is staying in place and browning nicely, continue cooking for the remaining time.

5. Final Check:

   • After 6 minutes, open the air fryer and check the s'mores. The marshmallow should be golden brown and the chocolate should be melted.

6. Remove and Enjoy:

   • Carefully remove the s'mores from the air fryer using a silicone oven mitt and a spatula to avoid burning yourself. The marshmallow should be gooey, and the chocolate should be soft.

Tips:

• Use a baking tray in the air fryer to catch any melted chocolate and make cleanup easier.
• Ensure the air fryer is set to a moderate temperature to avoid burning the marshmallow.

Conclusion: Making s'mores in the air fryer is quick, easy, and delicious. This method provides a fun way to enjoy this classic treat without a campfire. If you enjoyed this reading, please leave a thumbs up and subscribe to my channel for more air fryer recipes. If you have any suggestions for what I should try next, let me know in the comments.