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Résumé
Résumé
S'mores takes the classic campfire treat to an unbelievably yummy new level! Lisa Adams has set out to create recipes for s'mores that really live up to their name and leaving everyone clamoring for "some more!" S'mores shares dozens of delightful recipes that use fruits, chocolates of every variety, sauces, breads, cookies and more to embellish the classic s'more and add variety, creativity, and fun to the fire.
Delicious new takes on the classic campfiredessert
Notes de l'auteur
Lisa Adams is a writer, camping veteran, and lifetime sweet tooth who is delighted to bring these three passions together in this one yummy recipe collection. When not munching on s'mores, Lisa spends her time as a writer and editor whose work has appeared in print, on television, and on the Web. She lives in Menlo Park, California, with two of her favorite and most ravenous s'mores fans, John and Emma.
Critiques (2)
Critique du Publishers Weekly
While the world might not have been waiting for a book devoted solely to s?mores?the campfire classic composed of chocolate, graham crackers and toasted marshmallows?outdoor types might want to give Adams?s book some consideration before packing for their next trip. Offering over 50 riffs on the theme, Adams adds everything from mangoes and cranberries to popcorn to the basic recipe, as well as more inventive fare such as a Boston Cream Pie S?more, made up of strawberry shortcake cups, a marshmallow and chocolate frosting. Those with an aversion to graham crackers will find ideas incorporating everything from chocolate cookies to fresh apricots and even sliced Granny Smith apples to bookend their fillings. None of the recipes are going to win any culinary awards, but the recipes are simple to replicate, making them ideal for children and young-at-heart marshmallow lovers. (Mar.) Copyright 2007 Reed Business Information.
Critique du Library Journal
Want to know more about s'mores? Freelance writer Adams has come up with over 60 variations of the traditional campfire treats. No fire, no fear--ovens, stovetops, and even microwaves can do the job (although with decidedly less atmosphere). As for ingredients, choices include the good old graham cracker but also range far afield to cookies, croissants, pound cake, or sliced fruit. While marshmallows still seem to be de rigueur, Marshmallow PeepsR add seasonal variation. The simple Hershey's chocolate bar has a lot of competition as well. Here, the options include other types of candy, Nutella, cookie dough, even pumpkin pie. To really doll it up, add-ins are also suggested (e.g., candy canes, fresh fruit, and popcorn). Lots of luscious color pictures let you see the presentations. Overall, a fun and attractive book, guaranteed to bring out your inner Camp Fire Girl or Boy Scout. Purchase where there is interest.--Susan Hurst, Miami Univ. Libs., Oxford, OH (c) Copyright 2010. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.
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Extraits
S'mores: Gourmet Treats for Every Occasion By Lisa Adams Gibbs Smith, Publisher ISBN: 9781423600916 milky way melt With its fluffy nougat and caramel, this creamy s'more may launch you right out of this world. 4 Milky Way Minis, regular or dark1 graham cracker, broken in half1 marshmallow Distribute the Milky Way Minis evenly on half of the graham cracker and melt (see page 15). Because the chocolate is thinner than a regular chocolate bar, you won't need to heat your s'more as long as usual. Roast the marshmallow.When candy bar pieces are sufficiently gooey, remove graham cracker from heat, add roasted marshmallow and top with remaining graham cracker. variations: You can also, of course, make this s'more with a graham cracker-size piece of a standard Milky Way bar. I prefer the bite-size Minis because they are easier to spread evenly over the graham cracker, and I like mixing the light and dark varieties in the same s'more. But the essential flavor can be achieved either way. If you don't want quite so much nougat, you can use 2 Milky Way Minis and fill in the rest of the graham cracker with regular chocolate bar pieces. Excerpted from S'mores: Gourmet Treats for Every Occasion by Lisa Adams All rights reserved by the original copyright owners. Excerpts are provided for display purposes only and may not be reproduced, reprinted or distributed without the written permission of the publisher. Excerpted from S'mores: Gourmet Treats for Every Occasion by Lisa Adams All rights reserved by the original copyright owners. Excerpts are provided for display purposes only and may not be reproduced, reprinted or distributed without the written permission of the publisher.Table des matières
Acknowledgments | p. 8 |
Introduction | p. 9 |
What is a s'more | p. 10 |
How to make s'mores | p. 11 |
Sweet starts | |
Fruit Flavor Burst | p. 24 |
Rocky Road | p. 26 |
Milky Way Melt | p. 27 |
Simple Mint | p. 28 |
Sugar Cookie Crunch | p. 30 |
Simple Orange | p. 32 |
Chewy Apricot | p. 32 |
The Fluffernutter | p. 33 |
The Chocoholic | p. 34 |
Banana Caramel | p. 36 |
The Antioxidant | p. 38 |
German Chocolate | p. 39 |
The Two-Tone | p. 40 |
Raspberry-Fig Bar | p. 42 |
Cornflake Crunch | p. 43 |
Melon Refresher | p. 44 |
Classic tastes | |
Cookie Dough | p. 46 |
Strawberry Shortcake | p. 48 |
Bananas Foster | p. 50 |
Mexican Chocolate | p. 51 |
Hazelnut Raspberry Brownie | p. 53 |
Minty Brownie | p. 54 |
Butterscotch-Butterfinger Brownie | p. 56 |
Cookies & Creme Brownie | p. 57 |
Lemon Bar | p. 58 |
John's Jelly Donut | p. 60 |
Boston Cream Pie | p. 61 |
Kettle Corn | p. 62 |
S'blime | p. 64 |
Ilima's Favorite Fruit Smoothie | p. 65 |
Tracey's Caramel Apple | p. 66 |
Pina Colada | p. 68 |
Biscotta Latte | p. 70 |
Coffee Plus | p. 72 |
Coffee Toffee | p. 73 |
Intense Espresso | p. 74 |
Extreme variations | |
S'more Inside a S'more | p. 76 |
The Peanut Butter Slob | p. 77 |
Emma's Pound Cake Spectacular | p. 78 |
Stuffed Apricot | p. 80 |
Chocolate Raspberry Croissant | p. 82 |
The Waffler | p. 84 |
Black Forest Cupcake | p. 86 |
S'more Parfait | p. 88 |
Reverse S'more | p. 90 |
Banana Nut Muffin | p. 91 |
Katy's Krispy Treat | p. 92 |
Hardcore Mint | p. 94 |
The exotics | |
Toasted Coconut Caramel | p. 96 |
Marzi-pear | p. 98 |
The Mint Raspberry Sophisticate | p. 100 |
Passion Banana Cream | p. 101 |
Maria's Lavender Lift | p. 102 |
Stroopwafel Taco | p. 104 |
Almond Ginger Melt | p. 106 |
Cinnamon Chai | p. 107 |
Chocolate Yogurt | p. 108 |
Orange Pistachio | p. 110 |
Holiday favorites | |
Sweetheart S'more | p. 112 |
Shamrock S'more | p. 112 |
The Squashed Chickie | p. 113 |
The Patriot | p. 114 |
Smashing Pumpkins | p. 116 |
The Saucy Cranberry | p. 118 |
Candy Cane | p. 120 |
Gingerbread House | p. 122 |
Chocolate Liqueur Cake | p. 123 |
Resources | p. 125 |
Index | p. 127 |