Happy Halloween menu
All of the little ghosts, ghouls and goblins who are in your house will be showing their faces around this time of year. And what better way to appease them than with great-tasting, scary bites and nibbles? Have the kids invite their monster and witch friends over for an evening of Halloween excitement. Let them help organize all the games, then enjoy some of the scariest party food ever.
Recipes
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Crispy Marshmallow Ghosts
These will guarantee a ghoulishly tasty time at your party. Draw faces with chocolate, or use candies and licorice strings. -
Green Slime (Spinach Dip)
Enjoy a seasonal delicacy like Skeleton Bread with this creamy dip. -
Goblin Popcorn Balls
Kids will gobble up these easy popcorn treats. Currants and diced apricots can replace the candy. -
Skeleton Bread
This scary bread, the inspiration of Judy Schultz of The Edmonton Journal, will "liven" up your buffet table. -
Ghostly Cupcakes
Bake these treats in the shape of ghosts or as cupcakes, then cover in a ghostly white shroud of icing. -
Pallor Icing
The ghosts with the best taste have traded in their bed sheets for this fluffy icing.
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