Ooey Goey S’Mores Crescent Bombs explode with the perfect combination of melted chocolate and marshmallow. We throw in some graham crackers and pack it all into a fun and convenient crescent dough baked in a muffin tin.
National S’mores day might not be until August 10th, but it doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy these Ooey Goey S’Mores Crescent Bombs year round. Made with warm, buttery, crescent dough and all the traditional fixings of a classic s’more; these muffin tin desserts are irresistibly delicious!
I have been meaning to attempt this recipe for months. Since the sun is finally shining bright, yesterday was the perfect day to see if this crescent dough dessert recipe would be successful.
Thankfully, after the oven clock went off, there were no freaky explosions in my oven, and my muffin tin is still usable. I would say this recipe came out amazing!
Here are some tips to make your Ooey Goey S’Mores Crescent Bombs even more amazing and hopefully fool-proof.
The best tip for these s’mores baked desserts is to make sure you fully close the dough before baking them. I left a few small gaps open on two of mine and the marshmallow really expanded outwards. They were still edible, but I truly had to remove them from the muffin ton quickly to prevent them from being almost glued to it from the cooled marshmallow.
My second tip would to be to lightly grease the muffin tin with butter. This will prevent the crescents from sticking the pan if a little of the marshmallow seeped out.
You will want to gently remove these baked s’mores treats from your muffin tin while warm with a plastic knife. Just be careful not to burn yourself on the hot pan.
While it may seem like a no-brainer, these Ooey Goey S’Mores Crescent Bombs are best enjoyed while warm, and ooey, gooey delicious!
They are such a yummy and indulgent treat which my kiddos loved. I only enjoyed a bite to give my seal of approval, but my kids devoured them up mega quickly.
Want to try your hand at a batch of Ooey Goey S’Mores Crescent Bombs? Check out the recipe below:
Ooey Goey S'Mores Crescent Bombs
Ingredients
- 1 can of crescent roll dough carefully unwrapped
- 8 jumbo marshmallows
- 3 sheets of graham crackers Set aside 8 cracker portions and crumble the rest
- 1/2 cup chocolate hazelnut spread
- 1 large chocolate bar broken into 8 squares
- 1 tablespoon unsalted butter melted
Instructions
- Pre-heat oven to 375 degrees Grease 8 spots on a 12 ct muffin tin with melted butter
- Add one crescent dough triangle to each muffin tin slot In the center of each triangle
- Add a dollop of chocolate hazelnut spread
- Add one half of an individual graham cracker broken in half
- Add one jumbo marshmallow to the center and fold over the crescent dough.
- Be sure to make sure the dough covers the inner contents completely since they could explode out.
- Sprinkle each crescent bomb with graham cracker crumbs.
- Bake for 11 mins or until golden brown.
Natasha says
This would be right up the sweet tooth alleys of my husband and oldest son. My youngest children have wandering sweet tooths (is that the right spelling? LOL) and are always hit or miss. I can’t believe it. This recipe is super easy too, and I have homemade marshmallows I could totally use for these!
Stacie @ Divine Lifestyle says
This is the best S’Mores recipe I’ve ever seen! I love how cute they are, and I love that they don’t turn you into a complete mess when you eat them.
robin rue says
OH lordy, I am in trouble. I am going to make these and then eat them ALL!!!!
Colleen Lanin says
The ease of eating with this recipe has sold me. So many S’Mores recipes are just messes waiting to happen. I love this!
Jeanette says
Oh my goodness this is so happening! I love Smore’s anyway you can give them to me this I think will be the very top of my list of how I like to eat Smore’s.
Sarah says
This recipe is like S’mores meet cinnamon rolls, um how could you go wrong with it? I definitely need to try this recipe, asap or sooner!
Connie says
Wow. These look soooo yummy. Can’t wait to give them a try.
Jenn Mitchell says
These look so amazing! I love anything to do with Smores so I need to make these asap.
TColeman says
I have never seen anything like this. I love to make snacks with crescents and this is perfect.
Jenna Wood says
One of the things I love about smores concepts is how easy they are to recreate and reinvent. This is just another genius way to enjoy great smores flavors and textures!
Kathy says
Those look delicious. I do love s’mores, so I’m sure I’ll love these. I can’t wait to give them a try.
Shauna says
OMG These look amazing, they would not last very long in my house!
Elizabeth Lampman says
These look so delicious and easy to make. I am sure they will be a big hit with my kids.
Claudia Krusch says
I will have to get the ingredients I need to make these this weekend. I am always looking for new recipes to try.
Tess says
I would never of thought of this. That looks sooo good!
Dawn Lopez says
You had me at the “Ooey gooey.” Delicious dessert recipes always start that way! S’mores Crescent Bombs sound like a really fun dessert to make this summer with my family.
Brianne says
My mouth is watering! These look so good! I’ll have to try this!
Stacie says
These would disappear in no time at my house. There is no resisting chocolate and marshmallows.
Tara says
I love easy to make dessert recipes. I am sure everyone here will love them. I can’t wait to try one for myself.
cakespy says
Oh my god. These are perfect. I’m curating a roundup post for my blog of creative crescent roll recipe ideas, I’m going to link to these babies!
Sara Lucky says
Can you use another kind if spread if you don’t like hazelnut. Also, can you put the Hershey chocolate on the inside brown the Graham crackers?
Amy says
Hello,
Yes, you can use peanut butter, or anything of that consistency. You could additionally just used the Hershey’s inside too with no spread :)
Michelle says
Chocolate square goes on top before or after baking?
Amy says
Hello, It goes on after they get out of the oven. Thank you, for stopping by!