Duff Goldman recently wrote a kid-centric cookbook dedicated to his love for cookies. The Holiday Baking Championship host has launched a DIY decorating business called Duff’s Cake Mix. He’s been obsessed with cookies since he can remember. Goldman says these treats are a great portal into baking. The following S’More cookie recipe comes straight from his new book, Super Good Baking for Kids.

S’More Cookie Recipe: Ingredients

Goldman says there’s no other texture he likes as much as the S’More cookies. The combination of the classic graham cracker with fire-roasted marshmallows and chocolate chips is otherworldly. So, he got inspired and paid homage to the traditional recipe in his new cookbook. The result is equally gorgeous. Check out what ingredients you’ll need for these cookies.

Ingredients ¾ cup whole wheat flour ¾ cup all-purpose flour 1 teaspoon baking soda 2 teaspoons cinnamon ½ cup butter at room temperature 1 pinch of kosher salt ¾ cup brown sugar 2 tablespoons granulated sugar 6 tablespoons honey 1 egg plus 1 egg yolk 16 ounces chocolate chips 24 big marshmallows

S’More Cookie Recipe: Preparation Method

Roll up your sleeves and start mixing! Below is this S’More cookie recipe’s step-by-step preparation method.

Step one Cream the sugar and butter together with a mixer. Whisk the two kinds of flour, baking soda, salt, and cinnamon in a separate bowl. Add the egg and vanilla extract to the sugar and butter batter. Then, combine the dry ingredients with the egg mixture, adding half the chocolate chips. Let the mixture chill for an hour afterward.

Step two Preheat the oven to 375 degrees. Line a sheet pan with paper and line the cookies in the pan. Bake for up to 12 minutes until the S’More cookies have turned golden brown.

Step three Melt the remaining chocolate, flip half of the cookies over, and spread a thin layer of chocolate over the flipped half.

Step four Toast each marshmallow on a stick until gooey. Put it on a cookie that doesn’t have chocolate on its underside and squish it with one that does.

The last step is: Enjoy!

The NYC skyline is known throughout the world for its considerable scale and beauty. Both locals and tourists are often left speechless and breathless once they reach the Top of the Rock and gaze at the city beneath them. Many traveling experts believe that the observation deck at 30 Rockefeller Plaza offers the best view in the United States.

The Best View in the World Is in NYC

According to data compiled by Remitly, a prominent digital financial service provider, the Top of the Rock in Midtown, New York City has collected 42,555 mentions for the word “view” on Tripadvisor, which serves as a testament to its status as one of North America’s leading lookout points.

This observation deck is perhaps the only spot in NYC open to the public that offers a view of the city’s most iconic landmarks and buildings – from Central Park to the Empire State Building. It’s no fluke that visitors from all over the world flock to 30 Rockefeller Plaza to marvel at the Big Apple’s cityscape.

The Top of the Rock is also regularly frequented by people who have recently moved to NYC. Experts believe that the view allows them to acclimate more quickly to their surroundings. Being able to see, and pinpoint, different buildings and sites enables newcomers to get a better feel for their new home. It also triggers their curiosity to discover the city and experience its numerous landmarks.

Remitly’s Top Five Is Truly Interesting

The observation deck at 30 Rockefeller Plaza earned its spot as America’s top lookout point after Remitly analyzed more than 1.4 million Tripadvisor reviews and saw which sites were praised the most often for their vista.

While no other destination in the United States came close to matching the Top of the Rock, the list drafted by Remitly includes several highly interesting and popular observation decks. The second spot was given to the High Roller Ferris wheel at The Linq Hotel in Las Vegas with 15,535 mentions.

The third spot was taken by San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge with a little more than 14,400 mentions. The top five were rounded out by the Seattle Center and Observation Deck and the Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles, which ranked 4th and 5th, respectively.

Internationally, the Top of the Rock made NYC proud because it managed to rival and overtake well-known landmarks such as the London Eye, the Eiffel Tower, Burj Khalifa, and Victoria Peak.