9 S'mores Recipes You Can Make Without a Campfire

We dare you to eat just one of these cookie-cup style s'mores! The made-in-the-oven minis are just as tasty as their bonfire-toasted grandparents but way easier to make. Get the recipe on The First Year blog.

Layers of graham crackers snuggle up against homemade chocolate pudding, and the whole thing is wrapped in a marshmallow whipped cream hug. Get the recipe from Annalise Sandberg and her aptly named Completely Delicious blog.

As far as we're concerned, the best use for a cast iron skillet is this s'mores dip. Christina Lane whipped up this decadent dip on her blog Dessert for Two. While the luscious dessert is perfect for a rainy summer day, she suggests whipping it up on cold winter day to remind you of sweeter seasons. Try the five-napkin-recipe here.

Leave it to the Kitchy Kitchen to combine two of our favorite things: milkshakes and s'mores! It's everything you love about s'mores — smokey, sweet, and sticky — captured in a glass. Yes, please. Get the recipe here.

This list just keeps getting better, doesn't it? Graham cracker crust and marshmallow fudge sandwich a generous layer of chocolate fudge. The rich treat is best served with friends, scary movies, and pajamas. Get the genius recipe from Wine and Glue here.

A masterwork of gluttony, these chocolate donette s'mores are perfect for full-on cheat days. Skip the graham crackers and wedge your chocolate and marshmallows in between two sliced chocolate donuts for a decadent dessert that borders on criminal. 

Get the recipe from Peabody at Culinary Concoctions who admits that this treat is "way evil...but in a good evil way."

Reimagining s'mores as truffles? We're in. 

"These are bite-sized heaven," blogger Jessica Kraft assures us of the pretty and poppable treats. Get the recipe here.

Let's raise a glass to Zainab Storm's boderline genius s'mores martini recipe. The food blogger took our favorite childhood treat to adult levels with this lovely libation made with chocolate vodka, coffee liqueur, and garnished with mini 'mallows. Cheers!

We'll admit it: Half of the fun of eating s'mores is getting your hands dirty. If you like the sticky fun of making the summer staple, you're really going to love this recipe from the Minimalist Baker. 3 ingredients, 5 minutes, and 1 pan is all it takes to make the ooey-gooey goodness of peanut butter s'moreos. 

Get the recipe on the Minimalist Baker site (as well as other base simple and yummy recipes — blogger Dana Schultz only creates recipes with 10 ingredients or less, one bowl, or 30 minutes or less to prepare).

We couldn't resist adding one recipe to our list for when you do find yourself fireside. This mouthwatering creation from The Kitchy Kitchen introduces our favorite summer fruit to our favorite summer dessert. The results? A mouthful of sunshine. 

Get the s'meaches recipe here.