Smoked Skillet S’mores Brownies

By Todd Martin November 24, 2023 8 mins read 92 Views

If you love s’mores, then you will love this Skillet S’Mores Brownie recipe because it takes everything that is great about s’mores and adds them to a fudgy brownie, infused with smoke flavor from your Green Mountain Grill Pellet Smoker.

Have you heard of the Green Mountain Grill? Well, you may have heard of the Traeger or other pellet smokers available at your big box store and let me tell you—Green Mountain Grill is an improvement on the average pellet smoker. If you are looking to get a pellet smoker, I highly recommend the Green Mountain Grill. First off, it’s a better quality and value than those pellet smokers you’ll find at the Big Box Stores and comes loaded with more features for a better price while offering many accessories like the rotisserie and Pizza Oven attachment to do MORE with your pellet smoker.

The attachment I am most excited about is the pizza oven attachment, which makes it easy to turn your Green Mountain Grill into a pizza oven—a family favorite! I’m also a big fan of their rotisserie attachment, which makes smoked rotisserie chicken an easy reality!

So if you are in the market for a pellet grill, don’t forget to check out the Green Mountain Grill. They are a better alternative to the Traeger, PitBoss and others and only sell through dealers, which means you also get a better customer experience for the lifetime of your grill versus going through a big box store. If you look up the No. 1 complaint of Traeger and other pellet smokers, it is the customer service aspect. This is where Green Mountain Grills really shines: excellent customer service. Plus, working through their dealer network also helps to ensure you have a better experience over the lifetime of your grill.

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Okay, so back to the S’mores Brownies!

What I love about this S’mores brownie recipe is that it is actually healthy without tasting like it is healthy. Without adding the marshmallows and the graham cracker/cookie part of the S’more, the brownie itself is keto friendly, paleo friendly and gluten free, so it is fine to make for those in your life who might have dietary restrictions. Plus, because you know that you are going to eat more than ONE, it is nice to know that the brownie portion of this recipe is super healthy!

Now, for the graham cracker part of this recipe. I chose to use shortbread cookies for my s’mores brownies because I think they’re a bit extra over graham crackers. If you checked out my S’mores Bar post, you would see that I’m a big fan of mixing up the s’mores with different kinds of cookies and chocolates, so definitely use what you love for this part of the recipe. Also, if you want to keep this entire recipe gluten free, opt for gluten-free cookies for this section. Some of my favorite gluten-free cookies are from SimpleMills, which you can usually find at any grocery store or Amazon.

For the marshmallows, I went a bit EXTRA as well and used Smashmallow. This is totally optional, but Smashmallow makes amazing marshmallows and they are made from organic cane sugar, not high fructose corn syrup like most store-bought marshmallows. So, in the spirit of being better for you while also being delicious, the Smashmallow Toasted Vanilla really take these over the top. They also have really fun flavors like cinnamon churro, cookie dough and dark chocolate dipped cold brew, so you can really customize these s’mores brownies. Now we’re talking serious dessert porn!

Smoked Skillet S’mores Brownies

Lastly, what really makes these super fun is that I made these s’mores brownies in mini cast iron skillets. I got these mini dessert skillets on Amazon, and while they are great for personal sized desserts, they are also great for single-serving size dips, an amuse bouche, or whatever strikes your fancy! I got these mini skillets on Amazon here. If you don’t have these and want to make this recipe, no worries, you can bake them in a standard sized 8- or 10-inch cast iron skillet or in a cupcake tin.

You may need to adjust the cook time to cook longer in a single cast iron skillet. The best way to tell if something is done is by inserting a toothpick—if it comes out clean with no crumbs it is done. The last five minutes of cook time are the time to add your marshmallows. This way they will get warm and gooey but without getting overcooked. Now, if you love your marshmallows kind of burned like I do, this is a great time to pull out your butane lighter and give the marshmallows a few seconds under the torch. Let’s admit that this is also just a fun thing to do to show off at the end and gives you that true s’mores light-something-on-fire feeling!

It is hard to do, but give the brownies 10 to 15 minutes to cool down so you don’t burn your mouth! These are amazing on their own, but if you want to take them over the top, a scoop of vanilla ice cream doesn’t hurt!

If you try this recipe, don’t forget to tag me at @GrillGirlRobyn and share your delicious results!

Smoked Skillet S’mores Brownies

Skillet S’mores Brownies

Author: Robyn (GrillGirl)
Total Time: 35 minutes
Yield: 6 large brownies

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Description

Nothing is better than a healthy brownie recipe, except maybe a SMOKED SKILLET SMORE’S BROWNIE recipe that transports you to your girl scout days of roasting marshmallows by a campfire. This brownie recipe is made on the Green Mountain Grill Pellet Smoker giving these brownies that roasted by the campfire taste, infusing them with smoke flavor while baking them at the same time.

Ingredients

½ cup coconut oil
2 eggs
⅓ cup dark chocolate chips (use sugar free if you want the brownies to be keto)
¾ cup coconut sugar (paleo) OR Swerve sweetener for keto brownies
½ tsp. Himalayan salt
3 tbsp. arrowroot starch
⅓ cup cocoa powder
2 tsp. vanilla extract
1 tsp. cinnamon
8 shortbread cookies, graham crackers OR gluten free cookies of your choice (SimpleMills is paleo and gluten free)
16 marshmallows (approximately one packet of Smashmallow)

Instructions

Heat your Green Mountain Grill to 350 degrees. Meanwhile, melt the coconut oil and chocolate chips in a small pot over medium heat. Add the coconut oil and chocolate mixture to a bowl.
Combine the rest of the ingredients.
Next, coat all the cast iron skillets with coconut oil. Pour in the batter. If you run out of skillets, you can put the remaining batter into cupcake tins using liners.
Bake the brownies for 20 minutes. At the 20-minute mark, add 2 marshmallows per skillet. Cook another 5 minutes. Remove the skillets and let cool.
Serve skillet brownies on their own or with ice cream.