Category: MISC

S’mores and Turtle Kiss Pies–Save Room for Dessert

This is my kicked up version of the kiss pie. A Hershey’s kiss and a little pie crust just wasn’t enough to satisfy my sweet tooth. If a little bit of caramel, pecans, and chocolate sound good to you then we’re on the right track. If marshmallows, graham cracker crumbs, and chocolate are more your style, I’ve got something for you too!

Let’s Get Started:

Turtle Kiss Pies
1 refrigerated pie crust (I rolled mine out to make it a little thinner)
Pecans
Caramel bits
Hershey kisses
3 Tablespoons of melted butter
1 Tablespoon sugar

I didn’t give exact measurements because it’s going to depend on how much you want to put into each kiss pie and how large you cut your squares or circles from the pie crust.

I placed a Hershey kiss, several caramel bits, and a couple of pinches of pecans on top of the pie crust and then cut a square big enough to be able to pull the sides together. Using a glass and cutting a circle out will work too.
Pull the sides together above the kiss to seal everything in.
This step is optional–Melt butter and stir in sugar to combine. Brush the top of each kiss pie with melted sugar butter.
Place on a greased cookie sheet and bake for about 15 minutes on 400 degrees F .
Optional–Sprinkle with powdered sugar
S’mores Kiss Pies
1 refrigerated pie crust (I rolled mine to make it a little thinner)
Hershey kisses
marshmallows
graham cracker crumbs
3 Tablespoons of butter
1 Tablespoon of sugar

I didn’t give exact measurements because it’s going to depend on how much want to put into each pie and how large you cut your squares or circles from the pie crust.


I placed a Hershey kiss, a few marshmallows, and a couple of pinches of graham cracker crumbs on a section of the pie crust and cut squares around it, allowing enough space to fold the edges together.

I added 4 marshmallows to each kiss pie but will add more next time. Four just didn’t seem to be enough.
Bring the edges together above the kiss and seal.
This step is optional–Melt butter and stir in sugar to combine. Brush the tops of each kiss pie.

Bake for about 15 minutes on 400 degrees F on a greased cookie sheet.
Optional–Sprinkle with powdered sugar
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TAILGATING TIME 2.0

IT’S OFFICIAL – FOOTBALL SEASON IS HERE!
We have decided to make a change this year in the way Tailgating Time will work. Instead of a new linky for each week we will be using the same linky to keep all the great recipes in one place. This will provide easy access to the recipes and create one big awesome recipe index collection. There is no limit to how many you add – of course we hope you will add a new recipe each and every week! Tailgating Time will generally be posted each week on Sundays at noon.

It doesn’t matter if you are a football fan or not, great party food is always a good thing. Bring over your grilled goods, chips and dips, appetizers, chili and chowders, cocktails, or any recipes that would be great for the football party buffet!

If any of you would like to host along with us you can click –> get the InLinkz code to add the linky to your blog too. You can post it once in awhile or every week during football season, that’s up to you. The only thing we ask is that you leave a comment here to let us know you are co-hosting, and that you visit and comment on as many of the participants as you can. 
 
 We can’t wait to see what you will bring to the party. Let the games begin. Whoo-hoo!