With school starting this week and summer coming to an end it seems fitting to try to squeeze in just one more summer barbecue. Sure I live in California where we can grill most of the year, but there is something about the long summer days that make me want to get the coals going and throw some meat on the grill. My problem with grilling is that I can never just make one thing. Once the grill is going I want to get full use out of it so I always try to think of as many things I can throw on the grill as possible. Why just make hamburers if I can make several types of saussages and some chicken too? And what about every vegetable in the fridge? They would all be good grilled, right? Needless to say we always end up with many many days of leftovers.This recipe takes that tendency even further by even throwing the dessert on the grill.

Barbecues make me think of campfires, which make me think of s’mores. This grilled sandwich version of the classic campfire treat is kicked up a notch with the addition of peanut butter, but it would also be delicious made plain for the s’more purists out there. If you don’t have a grill it is also delicious made indoors on a grill pan (or in a real pinch even in a regular frying pan, it just won’t have the cool looking grill lines). I originally developed this recipe for the Joy of Kosher website as part of a feature on grilled desserts. The recipe is so delicious and easy that I couldn’t resist sharing it here as part of the August Kosher Recipe Linkup. Check out everyone else’s great grilled recipes and send out the summer in style.