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Marshmallow in progress

by stevegallacci Traditional Artist

Posted 11 years ago

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The color balance and contrast are a bit skewed but gives you an idea. More work needed

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Category Theme Species Resolution File Size Artwork (Traditional) Fantasy Coyote 645 x 982 324.1 kB

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Perfesser-Bear ~perfesser-bear

Writer / Photographer

11 years ago

At this point, it's sort of Impressionistic; more idea than sharp rendering. Actually, that's appropriate for firelight. I'd offer her S'Mores fixin's, but chocolate is bad for Canines and Graham crackers don't pack well!

stevegallacci ~stevegallacci

Traditional Artist

11 years ago

S'mores seem to be either generational or regional, as I'd never heard of them back in the bad old days, so they are not part of my culinary vocabulary.

Perfesser-Bear ~perfesser-bear

Writer / Photographer

11 years ago

I'm not sure if it's both or neither. My sister made 'em in Girl Scouts (late 1960s/early '70s); I always figured it was a Scouting thing. I only started hearing of them 'in the wild' in the early 'Naughties' (2000s); now they seem to be all over. Never had one; the ingredients are deadly poison to diabetics.

stevegallacci ~stevegallacci

Traditional Artist

11 years ago

A friend who was in G'scouts in the '60s back east was familiar. I was in B'scouts on the west coast and nada. Sound too sweet for my taste

Supersu the Miners Cat ~supersumc

Hero of Ryperna

5 years ago

Saw them mentioned in a movie - I think it was the Sandlot? - that was made back in the 90's or so. Set in the 50's or 60's, though, so the kid introducing the protagonist to them may have been in Boy Scouts. Still, they're something that takes just the right amount of cooking to get right, and it's a taste not easily recreated within pre-made foods. (Looking at you, Pop-Tarts and recent Girl Scout cookies.) Truly a subjective campfire culinary piece - no two s'mores are quite the same.