Summer calls for indulging in the delightful coolness of ice cream, a treat universally adored. Its creamy texture and refreshing taste make it the ultimate go-to when the heat becomes relentless. Elevate the experience by incorporating toasted marshmallows, drizzling salted butter chocolate sauce, and adding a crunch of Graham crackers – it's an irresistible combination that promises pure bliss.
While I may lack nostalgic connections to S'mores like many others, I'm seizing the opportunity to create new memories. This S'more ice cream pie may not stir childhood recollections for me, but it's certainly sparking a wave of fresh, adult experiences worth savoring.
In the realm of summer challenges, battling melting ice cream reigns supreme. As for the perennial question of why homemade ice cream transforms into a rock-solid treat in the freezer, blame it on the chilly confines of home freezers. They tend to be colder compared to the freezers found in ice cream shops. Unless you're constantly opening and closing your freezer to sneak spoonfuls of ice, a habit I'm guilty of, maintaining that perfect scoopable consistency can be a bit tricky.
No matter what summer throws your way, this S'mores Pie is here to rescue your taste buds. While assembling the pie requires a few steps, each component can be prepared at your own pace. The crust is easily made and baked ahead of time, while the ice cream can be added to the crust whenever the craving strikes. So, whether you're in need of a sweet treat now or later, this pie has you covered.
WOULD LIKE TO TASTE A S'mores Ice Cream Pie with Salted Butter Chocolate Sauce :
- - 1 1/2 cups Graham cracker crumbs
 - - 3 tablespoons sugar
 - - 4 tablespoons melted unsalted butter
 
- - 1 envelope unflavored gelatin powder
 - - 1/4 cup + 1/3 cup cold water
 - - 1/3 cup light corn syrup
 - - 1/2 cup sugar
 - - 3 large egg whites, at room temperature
 - - 1 1/2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract
 
- 1. Sprinkle gelatin over 1/4 cup cold water and let it sit for 5 minutes.
 - 2. Heat 1/3 cup cold water, corn syrup, and sugar until it reaches 245ºF (119ºC).
 - 3. Whip egg whites until frothy, then slowly pour in the hot syrup.
 - 4. Dissolve gelatin in the warm saucepan and add it to the egg whites. Whip until room temperature.
 - 5. Spread the marshmallow topping over the pie and freeze.
 





