Creative food craft ideas
If you have some pumpkin lovers on your gift list, this fudge will be a favorite gift this year. Instead of pumpkin pie, you can serve this fudge as part of your dessert table. Chelsey at Budget Girl shares how to create this fudge. Even better you can make it now and freeze it for the holidays.
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With a small family, I don’t need a dozen baked goods around enticing me to eat more. Justine at The Typical Mom shares how she makes 6 cupcakes using boxed cake mix
. Now you can enjoy small batches of cupcakes. This works well with the kids that have a short attention span.
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Must have cheesecake on the brain today. Here is a great dessert for Halloween, future holidays and can be giving as a hostess gift. Sammy Miller at Blooming Bites Photography shares how to create this trifle in a quart jar. You could create this in any size jar you would like for your gathering or gifting.
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This eggless red velvet cupcake is topped with whipped cream rather than the classic cream cheese frosting. To make it spooky, Smruti at Herbivore Cucina added edible fake blood to some pipette. You can also add some on top of the frosting for extra creepiness. You can use this recipe without with the fake blood for future holidays.
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Here is a not so creepy cheesecake to serve at a Halloween party or save it for your Thanksgiving dessert table. Mike at The Crafty Gentleman has increased the spice factor for this pumpkin cheesecake. A new treat to celebrate the holidays with.
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A creepy centerpiece that is also yummy to eat. What a great cake for your Halloween party or for a Halloween birthday. Shamene at Say it With Cake shares how to create this gruesome cake. You could also remove the hands and serve it during the holidays.
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Here is a fun take on the classic chicken noodle soup. A great meal for Halloween night or to serve at a Halloween party. Who knew it was so easy to color pasta. Morgan at Morgan Manages Mommyhood did. Now I’m going to color my pasta for all the holidays.
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one of the easiest treats to make with kids and seems to be a hit with all the holidays are chocolate covered pretzels. This one looks like candy corn. Beth at First Year Blog shares this and a few other cute variations for your Halloween party or snacks for the kid’s lunchbox.
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There is nothing more spectacular than looking up at the night sky on a clear night. All the stars in the sky is peaceful to enjoy. These galaxy cookies are a great treat to enjoy any time of the year. Sam at Sugar Spun Run shares how to create these beautiful treats. Are you hosting a Galaxy or space party? … Read More ...
This definitely has the icky, gross factor, but what is Halloween without some gross items. I know some boys and girls that would find this fun to have at a Halloween party. Rachelle at Bear Naked Food shares how to create this creepy treat.
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It wouldn’t be Halloween without a Harry Potter recipe. If you are planning a Harry Potter party, then this cake is for you. Even better it was created by a young blogger named Tieghan Gerard at Half Baked Harvest. If only I could create a regular cake from scratch.
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Who says gingerbread or cinnamon ornaments are only for Christmas. Lynn at Happier than a Pig in Mud shares how to create the ornaments and decorate them for Halloween. You could also decorate regular gingerbread cookies to serve as skeletons and mummies. A cute gift for Halloween party guests or if you “boo” your friends or neighbors.
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I’m looking forward to turkey for Thanksgiving dinner. I also love eating the leftover turkey for sandwiches. This sandwich will get me in the mood and will be perfect for lunch. Stacie at Simply Stacie shares how to create this sandwich. This would also work well as a fast meal for Halloween night or sandwiches to watch the football game.… Read More ...
While it is pumpkin season, you can replace potatoes with pumpkin in your soups, chili and other potato dishes. This chili will work well for watching football and fueling the family on Halloween night. You can also freeze it for dinner on those busy holiday shopping days. John Griffin at Kitchen Riffs shares this recipe.
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Here is a fun appetizer for your Halloween party or to enjoy during the holidays. Another way to enjoy the cinnamon roll flavor during the day besides breakfast. Kate at I Heart Eating shares how to make this dip and chips made from Naan
. An easy treat ready in 10 minutes.
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