Creative food craft ideas
Halloween is over, the costumes are back in the closet, and now you’re left staring at a mountain of candy. Maybe your kids scored big while trick-or-treating, or perhaps you went a little overboard with the “just in case” bags from the supermarket. Either way, if the sight of all that sugar is overwhelming, don’t panic—there are so many fun, … Read More ...
Creepy witch fingers at not quite nigella.
Find witch cookies at Pillsbury.
Witch pear at Family Fun.
Witch cupcakes at Martha.
Witch calzones at bhg.
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Yet I can’t keep looking at these clever “treats.” Yes. They are edible. Find the how-tos HERE at flickr from Saucy Dragonfly. (Found via not martha.)
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Just a couple more under the wire…. Visit the kitchn for a great Halloween idea roundup of roundups HERE, like Chow’s Sexy Vampire Halloween Party or this inspiring Halloween sweets table from the always-inspiring Amy Atlas.
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Visit Serious Eats for 10 DIY food themed costumes ideas, including a Chipotle burrito. Click here for more food-inspired costumes.
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I haven’t quite wrapped my mind around how I feel about this black beat cat crudites. Intriguing though. Find the post HERE at Family Fun.
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If you’re looking for a Halloween cookie that’s equal parts spooky and adorable, these Black Cat Cookies from Recipe Girl will steal the show. The recipe is a playful twist on a classic sugar cookie, dressed up with chocolate frosting, candy eyes, and little licorice whiskers to transform each treat into a purring black cat face.
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As Halloween nears, I’ve only a couple days to get in some last minute posts (Halloween is a hey day for an edible crafts blog.) Here are some candy corn inspired goodies:
A gorgeous candy corn JellO bundt from The Food Librarian.
Candy corn bark from The Recipe Girl.
Candy corn martini from Loves to Eat.
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What a clever, easy idea from epicurious: mini bones made from white chocolate, pretzels and mini marshmallows. That’s it. 3 ingredients. Find the how-tos HERE.
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Kawaii–as in, cuteness in Japanese, a cultural penchant of Japan since the 1970s, as in, Hello Kitty–translates wonderfully to food. Or maybe I just say that as a foodie. Still, find Halloween recipes at Woman’s Day inspired by Kawaii excerpted from La Carmina’s Cute Yummy Time, like this “evil pumpkin soup.”
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Looking for step-by-step instructions to make brownies that are both spooky and scrumptious? Check out Betty Crocker’s website for the full recipe and decorating how-tos. They walk you through exactly how to bake, frost, and decorate your Halloween brownies so they look just as amazing as they taste. From using candy eyeballs to piping spiderweb designs, Betty Crocker makes … Read More ...
Visit Adventures in Bentomaking for details on this clever Frankenstein bento box lunch.
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Find the how-tos for making these cute ghost milkshakes HERE at Martha.
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CLICK HERE to go to Trick-Or-Eat where 9 fab food and craft bloggers have gathered to give you tricks or treats. Click on the haunted house of each blogger to find what they have prepared. I won’t give any away…
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Why, why do I find this simple treat utterly brilliant? Is it Frankenberry nostalgia? The pinkness? The “why didn’t I think of that” factor? Regardless, brilliance. Find the recipe HERE at Baking Bites. And while there, check out their clever vampire pancakes. 
