Halloween food ideas | halloween recipes & party foods with pictures

Date: August 19, 2009| Category: Food & Health

Halloween food ideas | Halloween recipes & party foods with pictures

What is Halloween?

Halloween is a festival which is celebrated annually on the night of October 31. Halloween invented in Ireland and now it is celebrated in few countries including Ireland, United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Japan, New Zealand, Australia, and Sweden.

It is celebrated in many ways with different activities including trick-or-treating, ghost tours, bonfires, scary costume parties, “haunted house” tours, carving pumpkins, reading stories and watching frightening movies.

Halloween food recipes list

Monstrous Munchies

Apple Bites
Cheese Fingers
Cheesy Corn Kernels
Edible Eyeballs
Goblin Tongues
Haunted Hands
New! Melon Brain
Mini Witch Brooms
Monster Paws
Pear Witch Project
Pizza Mummies
Roll-up “Pumpkin” Snacks
New! Salty Bones
Spider Pretzels
Vampire Fangs in Blood

Petrifying Party Food

Bat Chips
Black Bean Cat Crudités
Bug Juice
Creepy Peepers
Crunchy Witch’s Brew
New! Eerie Eyeballs
Frightful Finger Food
Hallo-Bean Salad
Monster Brains a la Skull
Monster Mash
Monster Toes
Putrid Punch
Rotten Apple Punch

Ghoulish Grub

New! Ghost Toasts
PB & Jack-o’-Lantern
New! Pumpkin Pie-sicles
Pumpkin Smoothies
Pumpkin Soup
Roasted Ghosts
Spaghetti with Eyeballs
Tomato Soup with Goop
Tuna Spook Sandwiches
Werewolf Chicken Claws
Worms on a Bun

Creepy Cakes & Cupcakes

Brain Cupcakes
Cake O’Lantern
Classic Pumpkin Pie
Creepy Crawler Mud Pie
New! Creepy-Crawly Cupcakes
Creepy Cupcakes
Daddy Longlegs Cupcake
Ice Cream Pumpkin Pie
Mini Monster Cupcake
Pumpkin Cupcakes
Scrumptious Skeletons
Sweet Monster Cupcake
Sweet Skull Cupcake
Vampire Cupcake
White Chocolate & Pumpkin Cheesecake
Witch’s House Cake

Sweet & Scary

Brain Surgery Salad
Candy-Filled Pumpkin
Chocolate Slime
Chocolate Toads
Chocolate Web Crawlers
Cookie Spooks
Edible Eyeball Treats
Eyeball Cookies
New! Frozen Frog Eggs
Frankenstein’s Jell-O Monster
Jack-O’-Range
New! Mini Pumpkins
Sweet Scarecrows
Wiggly-Jiggly Crystal Ball
Witch’s Hat a la Mode

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Most famous recipes for Halloween

1. Creepy Crawly Cupcakes: You can make a cobweb design on chocolate-iced cupcakes. Work quickly, while the ganache is still wet – use a small pastry bag to pipe a swirl of melted white chocolate onto the still-wet ganache. Then, using a toothpick, draw straight lines like spokes from the center of the cupcake to the edge. Presto, you’re done and your Creepy Crawly Cupcakes are done.

2. Haunted Halloween Hands: Ingredients: Thin plastic gloves (buy deli-type gloves at a restaurant supply store), 1 pk. candy corn, Popcorn (lightly salted).

Directions: Place one candy corn at the tip of each finger, for the fingernail. Fill the rest of the glove all the way with popcorn. Tie shut with black/orange curling ribbon and add a spider ring to decorate. Kids of all ages will love these low-sugar treats. A great Halloween recipe for you to try!

3. Cupcake Mummies: Take already baked cupcakes then follow these steps:- Spread frosting onto cupcakes. Place a piece of trimmed gum across center of cupcake. Top with M&M’s for eyes. Place more pieces of gum at slight angles to cover tops, leaving eyes visible. Presto!

4. Witches’ Brew Ice Cream Soda: Ingredients: 3 tablespoons chocolate syrup; Cold club soda, seltzer or ginger ale; 3 scoops (about 3/4 cup) orange sherbet; Strawberry Twists. Directions: First, combine syrup with small amount of club soda in 16-ounce soda glass. Then, add sherbet; fill glass with club soda. Garnish with candy. Serve immediately. Makes one 16-oz. serving.

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