Gooey S’mores Skillet Brownie.

Extra Gooey S’mores Skillet Brownie…that ultimate summertime backyard dessert we’re all craving most….but even better than imagined. Just the dessert your weekend is longing for. It takes almost no effort to make. With pieces of graham cracker, sticky sweet marshmallow fluff, and puddles of melted milk chocolate, every bite is insanely gooey and molten-like. Enjoy this giant crinkle top brownie warm, right out of the oven, with a scoop of ice cream.

Man, this one really just speaks for itself. It’s everyone’s favorite crinkle stop brownie stuffed with the sweetest combination of graham crackers, marshmallow fluff, and Hershey’s milk chocolate pieces.

This one is decadent, but every warm and gooey spoonful is worth it.

I honestly have no idea what brought on the inspiration for this recipe. But for the last few weeks, I’ve really, really been wanting to create this brownie for summer nights. I just love a s’more on a warm summer night. It’s that quintessential summer dessert, but this version is even better.

Normally, I stay away from overly, overly decadent sweets. But just like my cookies n’ cream chocolate chip cookies, the over-the-top desserts do have their time and place.

Today is the day for the s’mores skillet brownie.

So what’s the secret to these s’more brownies?

Real marshmallow fluff (mine is homemade) and an XL Hershey’s bar.

Most s’more recipes use marshmallows, but I wanted my brownie to be different and so, so, so gooey. So I used marshmallow fluff, and honestly, it’s a game-changer.

Now, I will say that I did make my own marshmallow fluff using this recipe. It’s shockingly the easiest to do. But of course, you can use store-bought fluff as well. Totally up to you.

Onto the brownie batter

I use my go-to recipe that requires lots of whisked eggs for a crinkly top. Whisking the eggs prior to mixing them into the batter creates air within the eggs that helps to create that crinkly top. It might seem like an unnecessary step, and a waste of a clean bowl, but just trust me on this, it’s what makes these brownies great.

Well, that and all the semi-sweet chocolate…and butter.

My favorites.

Now, assemble

Gather your ingredients. You’ll need the classic S’more ingredients…graham crackers, marshmallow fluff, and Hershey’s milk chocolate bars. Simple, nothing fancy at all, but all so good. If you don’t want to use marshmallow fluff, feel free to use marshmallows instead.

Add half the crackers and chocolate to the bottom of a skillet or square baking dish. Then spread about half of the brownie batter out and dollop the fluff over the batter. Add the remaining chocolate and graham cracker pieces and cover with the remaining batter.

Simple, but it’s going to be so GREAT.

Bake

Wait patiently by the oven. I like to bake for about twenty-five minutes. But I like my brownie fudgy and molten-like in the center with pockets of melted chocolate. For a more set brownie, bake closer to twenty-eight or thirty minutes.

Now pull the skillet out and smell the deliciousness. If you’d like to get your fluff extra toasted, you can switch the oven to broil and broil for thirty seconds or use a blow torch to toast the fluff. I love a burnt s’more.

How do you serve this s’more skillet brownie?

Warm, right out of the oven, with a scoop of ice cream and a spoon…or maybe several spoons. This is a dessert that’s meant for sharing with family and friends. So it’s perfect for summer nights in the backyard.

I know it’s decadent, but it’s summer, and we all know last year’s summer was a bust. So live it up this year, it’s going to be beyond good!

Looking for other S’more recipes? Here are some favorites:

S’mores Chocolate Mousse Bars

Giant S’mores Stuffed Chocolate Chip Skillet Cookie

Lastly, if you make this Gooey S’mores Skillet Brownie, be sure to leave a comment and/or give this recipe a rating! Above all, I love to hear from you guys and always do my best to respond to each and every comment. And of course, if you do make this recipe, don’t forget to tag me on Instagram! Looking through the photos of recipes you all have made is my favorite!