Couldn't get it out of the bowl to put in pan. Rating: 5 stars. Definitly better than store bought marshmallows. They did take a lot longer to set than the recipie said, though. I would say letting them sit over night better than 3 hours. Super gooey on the inside! Would make again for sure! Rating: 1 stars. Thats like saying 3 gallons plus 2 quarts. I've made this recipe many times, plain and flavored or dipped in chocolate.
Always popular as gifts. I made chocolate marshmallows, but they deflated when I added the melted chocolate. I have never had this happen. What did I do wrong? These marshmallows are so tasty once you've made these you'll never eat shop ones again. I am not normally a marshmallow lover but promise you I'm locking my doors till they've all gone to nice to share. Thank you for sharing this I will be checking out more of your recipes. Rating: Unrated. These are fabulous! I've made these since the recipe was first published in Martha Stewart Living not sure of the issue date , making them each summer.
LOL Also, I replace 3 tablespoons of the water with good quality vanilla extract to make them extra vanilla-y! Easy to do and yummy! I also made some for Christmas a couple of years ago, using peppermint candy oil and crushed candy canes--loved these in hot chocolate! My first try was a success. It's actually easy and they are just like the store bought one but softer. Spread your marshmallow mixture into a 9x13" pan so that the final product is slightly thinner and easier to cut into shapes.
To prevent sticking, brush the cookie cutters with oil and dust them with powdered sugar before cutting. Continue to dust the cutters with powdered sugar as needed to prevent sticking. The simplest way to add flavor to classic marshmallows is to swap different extracts for the vanilla extract called for in the classic recipe. Other great options include almond, peppermint, maple syrup, and strawberry, but feel free to experiment with your favorite extract flavors.
Another easy way to flavor marshmallows is by using citrus zest, as in our recipes for Lemon and Pink Grapefruit Marshmallows. In both recipes, the citrus zest is removed from the fruit, combined with sugar, and ground in the food processor before being used to make the sugar syrup. To make these marshmallows look like they taste, add a touch of yellow or red food coloring.
Our Chocolate-Malt and Salted Caramel Marshmallows also both follow the basic marshmallow recipe with slight variations. The soda fountain—inspired chocolate-malt version features syrup made with cocoa powder, malted milk powder, corn syrup, and water that is folded into the basic recipe. This slightly modified sugar syrup is added to the softened gelatin, just like in the basic marshmallow recipe.
Our recipe for Bourbon-Vanilla Marshmallows also follows the basic recipe, except that the vanilla extract is replaced with bourbon and vanilla bean seeds. These marshmallows have a more pronounced vanilla flavor than the classic version, plus a hint of boozy bourbon. Mix-ins such as mini chocolate chips, cacao nibs, or chopped candied ginger are an easy and fun way to upgrade the classic marshmallow recipe. Then there are chocolate-dipped marshmallows.
To dip your marshmallow squares in chocolate, set up a double boiler or arrange a clean metal bowl over a pan of barely simmering water and melt about 6 oz.
Brush any excess powdered sugar off the marshmallows and, working with one at a time, dip the marshmallows into the chocolate. You can dip just the edge of the marshmallows, a corner, or half the square into the chocolate. Scrape each marshmallow on the side of the bowl to remove any excess chocolate, then transfer, chocolate side up, to a wire rack set over a baking sheet. Let stand until the chocolate is set. Sprinkles and other small edible decorations can be added to marshmallows, giving them a more festive look while also adding a little texture.
Click on the underlined ingredient to reveal the quantity. No need to flip back and forth! Log In Sign Up. Marshmallows 2h 50m prep 05m cook makes Save Recipe people saved this. Make these marvellous marshmallows - the favourite treat of campers big and small. D Dixie Elliott. Red, yellow, green and blue food colouring. Select all ingredients. Add to shopping list. Grease a 3cm-deep, Line base and sides with baking paper, allowing a 2cm overhang at both long ends. Combine sugar Unsure of the quantity needed?
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