Celebrate Halloween with scary themed foods like Paula’s Goblin Cheese Ball and pizza-like Snake Bites. And don’t forget the sweets — serve up caramel spiders and bewitching cupcakes. Get the menu and recipes for these goodies at FoodNetwork.com.
Check out these easy-to-make caramel apples, brownies and other delicious Halloween treats at Real Simple.
Find recipes for pumpkin bread, pie, cupcakes, and other Halloween treats at Real Simple.
Get in the spooky spirit with Real Simple’s favorite festive goodies. Check out these Halloween treats and where to buy them.
Fall is a great time to try out some new pumpkin recipes. There’s nothing like the smell of fresh baked pumpkin bread or cookies in the kitchen! You have to give this pumpkin cornbread a try. [read full article]
by Diane Watkins
It’s officially fall, the pumpkins have arrived. Our local pumpkin patch is in full swing. Its time to pull out the carving tools and pie recipes. Here are some tips to help you choose the right pumpkin for your purpose. [read full article]
by Susanne Myers
A Halloween cake is not only the perfect dessert for any Halloween party and a must have for someone with a birthday on or around October 31st, but also makes a great center piece for your food table if you are throwing any type of Halloween party. Here are two simple, yet impressive Halloween cakes that you can try this year. [read full article]
by Freda J. Glatt, MS
With more and more Halloween celebrations taking place in the classroom, at home parties, or at community events, here are some cross-curricular Halloween activities for you to enjoy. [read full article]
by Rachael Willerton
Instead of the usual sandwiches, at Halloween why not surprise the kids with these spooky snacks!
Pumpkin crackers
A round cracker with a slice of red cheese cut into circle on top. Decorate to look like a pumpkin with either soft cheese piped or a white cheese cut into shapes.
by Sherri Allen
It’s almost time for Halloween. Little ghosts and goblins will be running through neighborhoods across the country, going door-to-door, calling out the same three words, “trick or treat!”. Of course, they’ll be hoping for and expecting treats. This year, instead of handing out the usual candy treats, consider trying an alternative. [read full article]
