Creative food craft ideas
These spooky cakes will keep an eye on your guests at your Halloween party. Hayley at Craftaholique shares how to create the creepy cake balls for a sweet treat for your Halloween guests. A fun treat to make with the kids. You could also package them in treat bags for your guests to take home.
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These cute mice aren’t scary looking, but they might give some a fright. Lynn at Happier than a Pig in Mud shares how to make these cute mice for Halloween, Christmas or even for a Cinderella party. They are easy to make and would be a fun craft to do with the kids.
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I remember as a kid popcorn balls were a big Halloween treat, yet I’ve not seen one in years. I think it best they make a come back. Here are some recipes from around the web:
1. Sweet popcorn balls at Country Living.
2. Find a recipe at allrecipes.com.
3. Caramel popcorn balls at TLC Cooking.
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I love this jack o’ lantern cake. Halloween is such a good time for edible crafts, it’s hard not to post a Halloween treat every day. And the Betty Crocker web site just has sooooo many incredible ideas (for holidays, occasions, activities, and more).
Hosting a Halloween Party? Check out these Halloween Party Decorations
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What a great blog at “My Sweet and Saucy,” created by a pastry chef and meant to “inspire anyone and everyone who has a passion for desserts.” She has a hearty list of resources, how-tos, recipes, ideas and more. Follow the step-by-step instructions for these witch hat cupcakes. (Also check out her shop…it’s super cute.)
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Having a Halloween celebration with your adult friends? This cocktail will be a great addition to your beverage list. I’ll enjoy one after the trick or treat crowd has gone. As always, drink responsibly and mark for adults only if children are present. Sarah at The Charming Detroiter shares her spooky cocktail.
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Busy schedules mean easy meals for week nights and soon the weekends with the holidays approaching. I’m all about one pot and easy clean up during the weeknights while school and sports are in session. Especially if I have to create two meals on those team dinner nights. Neli from Delicious Meets Healthy shares how to make this paleo and … Read More ...
It’s going to be a chilly weekend and I have chowder, soup and chili on my mind for my meals. There is nothing like a warm bowl of comfort food on cold or dreary days. Pretty soon the beautiful colors or autumn will turn to snowy and cold days of winter. Quinn at Quinn’s Place shares how to make this … Read More ...
I have never used a brine to flavor a turkey, but there are many people that swear by it. They also swear that it makes the turkey juicy. If you are interested in trying to brine your Thanksgiving turkey this year, give this recipe a try by Serene at Bake. Eat. Repeat.
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Are you like me and forget to leave room for dessert? I’m even more guilty during the holidays. I have just enough room for one bite. These mini pies are perfect for the holidays or potlucks. Serene at House of Yumm shares how to make these mini cuties to serve at your next gathering. Also perfect for those school and … Read More ...
As Halloween gets closer, you need some cute treats to serve at a Halloween party or to enjoy making with the kids. Val at Val Event Gal has gathered some fun treats to make that are baked and some that are no baked. Gather the kids and pick some recipes to enjoy making together.
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As the weather gets colder, I just want to eat comfort food and hang out on the couch in comfy clothes. I also enjoy using the slow cooker
to give me time to hang out with the family. Even more is walking through the front door after a long day at work and smell dinner ready to eat. Sarah Cool … Read More ...
How cute are these sushi mice? A new idea for Halloween. A little less creepy, but those that don’t like sushi might think differently. This recipe is for rice and vegetables and doesn’t include the seaweed that many people can’t handle. Maria at Kitchen @ Hoskins shares how to make these treats. Make them for dinner or serve as appetizers.… Read More ...
Food on a stick or in a cup are favorites to kids to eat and fun for adults too. These would be great for watching the football game or to have for dinner on the weekend. Kathleen at Hapa Nom Nom shares how to make this meal or snack.
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Ah the 31st and my last official Halloween entry. But as candy corn is good through the fall and these pumpkins would be perfect for Thanksgiving, this one should have lasting power, I hope.
Make your own candy corn with the detailed instructions and recipe at the “La Fuji Mama” blog. She gives you photos along the way … Read More ...
