Summertime. Lemonade, grilling out, long walks, and S’mores. Our fire pit is used year round but recently we have made it a bit of a routine to roast bounties of marshmallows and make S’mores. There is something relaxing about holding a stick with a marshmallow close enough to the fire for that perfectly browned finish. Then making that S’more and finding the perfect eating position so not to wear it. Kinda bent over, leaning into the S’more but with it slightly higher than your mouth to catch any dripping chocolate.
Eating these around a fire conjures up stories of yesteryear, maybe a remembrance of one’s first S’more.
Do you remember your first S’more? Your last S’more?
The other night, I told of a time I had been around a fire in Poland and while we Americans were making S’mores, the ingredients of which were easily obtained from the commissary, some Poles were roasting kielbasa. Oh those kielbasa giving off that scrumptious aroma while its juices dripped into the fire. We each had something the other wanted and could not get, nor could we speak eachother’s language. We all ended up sharing and found that mmm mmming in English is the same as in Polish.
Next time you grill out, make S’mores. It’s simple and simply wonderful.
Thanks to Rob, my brother for the great photos (1,5,6) and the very cute props, his two children, Graham and Mia.







30 Comments
I'm saying "yes please" to some of those s'mores!
Adorable photos!!
Don't fall out your chair but I've never actually had a true s'mores.
Sad but true.
Happy 4th, Robin Sue!
~ingrid
Thanks to this post, I decided to buy the ingredients for our Fourth of July celebration. My daughter loves them, and she suggested we just microwave them. So not only did we have homemade ice cream, but after a suitable interval, we had s'mores too.
) Messy, decadent, delicious.
Linda- What fun! Sometimes it is the simple things that are the best!
Yummy yummy!!! ADORE!