Transform King's Hawaiian Rolls Into A Delectable Dessert In Just A Few Easy Steps
If you haven't tried King's Hawaiian rolls, you're missing out. These little golden rolls are absolutely delicious, with a perfect mix of fluffy texture and a tangy sweetness that makes them feel like a slice of heaven. The rolls can be amazing all on their own, but they really shine as part of slider sandwiches or easy homemade pastries, including one delectable dessert that's perfect for any time of year.
Even better, making Hawaiian roll s'mores is as easy as could be. S'mores are one of those American foods that the rest of the world doesn't quite get, but once your overseas friends taste yours, you might have some new converts. The rolls take the place of the graham crackers, so all you need are some marshmallows and chocolate to create an amazing treat that's perfect for your neighborhood Halloween party. All you need to do is assemble these three on a sheet tray and briefly bake them, and you'll soon have a tray of delicious chocolate and marshmallowy goodness.
There are a few different ways to make your Hawaiian s'mores. You can bake them in the oven or air fryer, and both will come out amazing, but remember that you will need different cooking times and temperatures depending on the appliance. You can also either bake them with the chocolate inside or with just the marshmallows, then dip the result in chocolate sauce. If you plan to serve them at a party, we recommend the former for ease of eating and cleanup.
Take your Hawaiian roll pastries to the next level
Thanks to their simplicity, it's easy to upgrade and customize your Hawaiian roll s'mores. Try different types of chocolate like white chocolate, dark chocolate, or even berry-flavored ruby chocolate if you're feeling bougie. Different types of marshmallows with fun flavors can transform your s'mores just as easily, and mixing and matching these two sweets can give you practically endless flavor combinations.
For extra spooky fun, add small Halloween candies to the s'mores, like candy corn or wafer cookies. Extra ingredients like these are a great way to bring some trick-or-treat fun to your next Halloween party, though be mindful of how you use peanuts and other common allergens.
You're not limited to simple s'mores, either. There are oodles of other desserts you can whip up with a pack of Hawaiian rolls, from cinnamon rolls to Boston cream rolls and even French toast Hawaiian rolls. Try combining them with your marshmallows and chocolate to create decadent combo desserts with all your favorite flavors in one. Since the marshmallows can burn easily, you may have to be careful with cooking times, but it's worth the effort. If you wish, you can even add marshmallow and chocolate once the rolls are done and then let the leftover heat melt them into a perfect s'more.
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