Halloween Food Fun: Potato Eyeballs

  Makes 12 Ingredients: 12 Baby New Potatoes (about 9 oz) 5 tbsp cream cheese, softened Pimento stuffed olives, halved 1 tbsp extra virgin olive oil Salt and black pepper Instructions: Preheat the oven to about 400degrees Fahrenheit. Scrub the potatoes and place them into a roasting pan. Toss with the olive oil and season with salt and pepper. Place in the oven and roast until soft inside and crispy on the outside – about 25 minutes. Allow to cool {Read More}

Halloween Food Fun: Wicked-Good Punch

48oz cranberry juice cocktail, chilled ½ liter ginger ale, chilled 1 liter lemonade, chilled Lots of ice cubes Instructions: Mix all ingredients together in a large punch bowl and add ice-cubes to chill the punch. A great punch for Halloween. Add a spooky frozen hand (made of ice) and you’ll have the perfect blood-red punch for your kids’ Halloween Party.

Rainy Halloween Treats

When trick-or-treating first became popular in the United States in the 1800s, more children played mischievous pranks than asked for candy. By the 1950s, though, the focus had switched to good old family fun, with sugar-hyped children dressed in costumes. The candy-collecting tradition spread from the United States to Canada, Australia, and Western Europe, where more and more little goblins now trick-or-treat. In parts of England, children carry lanterns called punkies (which look like jack-o’-lanterns) and parade through the town {Read More}

Halloween Get Together Recipes – Crawly Creatures and Funny Face Seven Layer Dip

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These chocolate bundles are one of my favorite no bake cookies. Turn them into creepy bugs for Halloween by adding two m and m’s for eyes! 1 12 oz/340g bag of chocolate chips or butterscotch chips 1 package crispy Chinese noodles Bag of M and M Candy Pour chocolate or butterscotch chips in a glass bowl and melt in the microwave for a few seconds. Stir until smooth. Or place bowl of chips over a pan of very warm water (not boiling) for {Read More}

Family Fun Halloween Recipes – Yummy Mummy, Trick-or-Treat Cake, Spaghetti Worms

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Halloween is next Friday, October 31st. Whether you celebrate Halloween with costumes, decorations, parties, and treats or prefer a Harvest Celebration giving thanks for a bountiful year and an abundance of crops and beautiful fall colors, your family and friends will enjoy some special additions to your party menu. This Yummy Mummy is so much fun to make and eat and will be the hit of your party! Yummy Mummy Cheese Spread 2 port wine cheese logs or cheese logs of your choice (12 ounces {Read More}

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