Peeps: Marshmallowy Goodness

foodie52 · January 31, 2003

It's almost that time of year again, when marshmallow peeps make their appearance. The only thing I know how to do to them is to bite off their heads one by one and then eat the bodies. What else could you do with a Peep?

Schielke · February 1, 2003

I bet you could make a really fun home movie. Peep death or something like that.

You could also play a morbid game of chubby bunny.

Frankly, I just like to play with them. They are so cute!

Ben

chantrelle · February 1, 2003

you can put them in the microwave and watch them blow up :laugh:

tsquare · February 1, 2003

Did you see they have red ones shaped like hearts for V-day?

jhlurie · February 1, 2003

Even more fun than a microwave is a toaster oven. A slow melting death.

memesuze · February 1, 2003

Check out "Science and Peeps-Related Links:

http://www.learnlink.emory.edu/peep/links.html

And peeps aren't just for Easter, they're available at many major holidays, with appropriate coloring and decorative effect. My fellow Teamailers have been indulging for years....

memesuze

JSD · February 2, 2003

We have them joust with toothpicks in the microwave. I saw this somewhere, and little kids love it, so we do it every year.

scamhi · February 2, 2003

It's almost that time of year again, when marshmallow peeps make their appearance. The only thing I know how to do to them is to bite off their heads one by one and then eat the bodies. What else could you do with a Peep?

How about a Peep Show?

KateW · February 2, 2003

In all seriousness, I like to microwave them. I think it's just about a minute, and then you take them out, and let them deflate and harden. Then eat them. Much tastier than the original form.

suzilightning · February 2, 2003

or my favorite place

http://www.learnlink.emory.edu/peep/surgery.html :laugh:

Ellen Shapiro · February 2, 2003

ummmmm, Peeps. I like Peeps. In my home, we treat Peeps sort of like exhibits in a museum--Peeps are kept from one year to the next marking the passage of time. "These were the Peeps from the year that Michael graduated from the Academy" or "these are the Peeps from the year that grandma died."

Fat Guy · February 4, 2003

This is exactly the sort of thing we all should be doing in preparation for unexpected annihilation of our civilization or other relevant catastrophe. How else will alien archaeologists, thousands or millions of years in the future, make sense of our culture? We need to leave clues like this every day.

chefette · February 4, 2003

I bought some Peeps last year with the intent of making a sort of Easter Peep Torte for my 4 year old niece. I never did get around to it, but my plan was:

Almond sucre tarte base - blind baked

Filled with a layer of hazelnut cream, topped with a silky dark chocolate ganache filling then a ring of peeps around the top so each wedge cut would have a cute marshmellow Peep. Now I am rethinking my plan and this easter I will do it with bananas, ganache and purple marshmellow Peeps. I am absolutely certain this will be the absolute best ever use of Peeps which otherwise seem inedible.

Fat Guy · February 4, 2003

It seems to me that your grasp of the relationship between the concept of inedibility and the potential for great cuisine is fully as sophisticated as that of the brothers Adria. Thank you for bringing this recipe to the attention of the world and please take photos.

HungryChris · February 4, 2003

I had a friend who's wife worked opposite shift from him. They would often communicate with notes and little displays on the kitchen counter. Upon getting a message he wasn't all that fond of, he replied by leaving a little troop of his wife's Peeps on the counter. Each had been subject to a little more time in the microwave. He was quite pleased with the effect.

claudia · February 4, 2003

This is kind of obvious, but for the cake roulette at my son's elementary school Mayfair I made a blue frosted layer cake and arranged the pink peeps to swim in an eternal circle around the top edge. It was beautiful and serene, and was snapped up by the next second grader who won. High praise indeed!

nightscotsman · February 4, 2003

Peephenge

and Lord of the Peeps: the Fellowship of the Peep (yes, there is video)

By they way loved the Peep surgery. :laugh:

Ellen Shapiro · February 5, 2003

I must admit, I'm especially impressed by the shadows at "Peephenge." Did everyone note that some of the shadows actually look like ducks? Remarkable.

Double 0 · February 5, 2003

Peep S'mores

davidthomas8779 · February 5, 2003

In addition to the great fun that one can have with a peep and a kitchen torch, I think that this experiment is worth trying at home.

http://www.peepresearch.org/smoking.html

nightscotsman · February 5, 2003

In addition to the great fun that one can have with a peep and a kitchen torch, I think that this experiment is worth trying at home.
http://www.peepresearch.org/smoking.html

That was hilarious :laugh: .

Hmmm.... Peeps... smoking....

Hey Klink!

seawakim · February 11, 2003

Almond sucre tarte base - blind baked
Filled with a layer of hazelnut cream, topped with a silky dark chocolate ganache filling then a ring of peeps around the top so each wedge cut would have a cute marshmellow Peep.

Those must be the most elite Peeps around, lucky little suckers....getting to sit on the edge of a pietart filled with ganache..........makes me want to be a peep for a day :wink:

Night, your pictures are hilarious!

jhlurie · February 14, 2003

I haven't tried playing this, but it sounds fun:

PeepWar: A strategy game using Marshmallow Peeps

nightscotsman · February 15, 2003

PeepWar is hell.

Or so I hear.

scubadoo97 · February 15, 2003

KateW, my brother is a peep freak. He microwaves them as you do then places a few M&Ms in the middle and folds it over to form a taco of sorts. After it cools the peep is hard and crunchy with a nice mild burnt sugar taste and the chocolate is oozing out. Very good. He also likes them when they get stale or hard.

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