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The other day I was on the phone with my friend Beth. Her daughter took the phone away from her and was telling me about this wonderful treat that they had made. She said I just had to try it…she was right. OhMyStinkinHeck are these suckers ever good! These are better than passing GO while playing Monopoly with no exit signs.

These are the pictures that Stephanie took along with her version of the recipe:

banana boats

Banana Boats

1 bunch of Bananas
1 bag of mini marshmallows
Hershey’s Chocolate Syrup
Aluminum Foil

Leave the peel on the bananas. Cut a small slit in the center of them (Do not go all the way through the banana). Stuff them with the mini marshmallows. Next wrap the bananas in aluminum foil. Place them on a fire (or grill) for 2-5 minutes, depending on how hot the fire is. Take the bananas off the fire and gently take the peels off the bananas (the bananas will easily break). Drizzle the bananas with chocolate syrup and enjoy! Nanner Boats

Now, aren’t those fabulous? And so easy! I played around with mine a little. I also used caramel syrup and strawberry syrup. All are delicious! There are so many different ways that you could make these. You could stuff the bananas with flavored marshmallows, little pieces of chocolate or caramel candies…the possibilities are just endless.

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We have one of those outdoor fireplaces out in the yard here. Ok, so really it is a fire pit. But we use it like a fireplace at times. I am so excited about making Mexican S’mores in it that I can’t hardly wait until the weekend gets here. See I have a new friend and her name is Katy. Her mom owns and runs a great recipe site called Southern Plate (www.southernplate.com) and Christy and Katy put up a new tutorial about Mexican S’mores.

Let me tell you a little bit about my friend Katy. She is the most delightful child to be around. She wants to be Princess Taylor Swift when she grows up and she loves crafts…and baths. She is the cleanest 5 year old you will ever meet taking on average 3 baths a day. And she is smart and funny. Her best attribute has to be how crafty she is though. She made me a puppet, a book and a wall hanging while we shared a day together.

As you can see she is very talented. Just whatever you do…don’t dis the Swift in her presence. Please.

You can find Katy’s recipe and tutorial for Mexican S’mores here.

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