Think it's starting to get too chilly to cook outside? Well, grab a blanket, a thermos of cider, and think again! With a backyard fire pit and a few crazy s'more recipes, you can keep the fun going even on cool autumn nights. Now when you think of a propane fire pit, you probably also picture a puffy, golden marshmallow on a roasting stick in your hand. S'mores and fire-they go together like a pellet grill and pork. One without the other feels wrong. But if you had any sort of a childhood, you've already experienced the classic white mallow, melty chocolate square, and honey graham cracker combo. Tonight, it's time to change things up.

The Negative S'more

If you'd rather not venture far from the conventional s'more recipe, then the Negative S'more is the one for you. It's a simple reversal of your favorite ingredients: marshmallow, chocolate graham, cookies 'n' cream chocolate square. Yes, please! 

Peanut Butter Slam S'more

Sometimes that chocolate in the middle of your s'more gets a little lonely. Why not add its favorite partner in crime, peanut butter? There is nothing that could go wrong with that combination. Try swapping your chocolate square for a peanut butter cup, and let us know how it changes your life. 

Thin Mint S'more

There are two kinds of people in the world: those who don't like mint, and those who see mint as the delicious, indulgent experience that it truly is. If you belong in the second camp, we have your new favorite s'more recipe right here. Cracker, mint patty, marshmallow. Repeat.

Salted Caramel S'more

Admit it-just the thought of a salted caramel s'more is making your mouth water. You don't need anything fancy to recreate this masterpiece. Just pick up a jar of caramel topping and some sea salt next time you're at the store. You can spread it on one cracker and enjoy.

Caramel Coconut Crave S'more

Speaking of caramel, you can take it a step further with this recipe. Switch out the sea salt for toasted coconut shavings, and you're on your way to an incredible eating experience. We take no responsibility for any cravings you might feel after tasting it.

Lemon Meringue S'more

We know what you're thinking-citrus on a s'more? Trust us, it's incredible. This is a great way to use extra lemon curd you have around the house. Pro tip: use homemade lemon curd if you're into that.