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Tuesday Tasty: S'mores Dip

I stated in my post yesterday that I would write about a tradition we have for Fourth of July. Our tradition is very similar to many other  people's tradition, with a slight twist.
That's right, we make s'mores. But not just any s'mores, we recently started making a recipe called s'mores dip. I thought that I would share this very simple recipe with you. For this recipe, you will need:
  • 1 bag or more chocolate chip morsels
  • marshmallows
  • graham crackers
To begin making this, start your oven on its "broil" setting and move the rack to the top notch. Meanwhile, do this:

     Once the marshmallows are placed, put the skillet on the top rack of the oven and let it broil for a few minutes. Keep an eye on it though! Marshmallows will brown, then blacken, rather quickly. Pull out and test the chocolate once the marshmallows are the desired color; the chocolate may not have quite melted yet. If this is the case, make sure the oven is turned off, then set the skillet on the top rack again and let the left-over heat melt the chocolate. Once the dip is how you like it, pull it out and set it where everyone can reach it, with graham crackers close by. Now everyone can have a taste of this amazing s'mores dip by scooping it up with a graham cracker!
     I love this recipe, especially since you can add or subtract the amount of ingredients as desired. I hope you try this recipe too, and enjoy it; feel free to leave a comment below, or on Facebook.

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