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Three ghastly recipes to offer to your favorite ghouls this Halloween.
Catherine Boeckmann
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If you're looking for some easy Halloween recipes, here are a few tricks to help you out—with ideas for an appetizer, drink, dinner, and dessert.
For an appetizer, make monster "eyeballs." Split 6 hard-boiled eggs width-wise and remove yolks. Fill "sockets" with cream cheese and stick in a pimento-filled olive. Then dip a toothpick in ketchup and draw in broken blood vessels. Ghastly!
For a scary-looking drink, take fruit punch or juice, fill 2 clear surgical gloves (found at your local pharmacy), tie off, and stick the gloves in the freezer. Then float the gloves in a punch-filled bowl, and they look like zombie hands!
For dinner, serve a jack-o'-lantern hamburger pie. Make a meat mix using Bonnie's Meatloaf recipe, but instead of shaping it into a loaf, put the mix into a pie crust. Take a second pie crust, cut out a jack-o'-lantern's face, and place on top of meat mix. Bake at 350ºF for 45 minutes or until browned.
Voila! On our Web site, you can also find an easy dessert recipe for Halloween Fudge. Of course, you can always skip dessert, given the hordes of candy lying in wait!
Enjoy the Halloween weekend! I'll be running around with a little black "eensy weensy spider" this year.
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Three ghastly recipes to offer to your favorite ghouls this Halloween.
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Thanks for the information
Thanks for the information you have given to me. Maybe I will use this for the following year so that I will not have to use my hard money loans just to buy foods for the Halloween. I will be able to save enough money plus I will be able to make so many foods maybe more than the trick-or-trickers. Thanks again. More power.