We made these great-looking brownies with Halloween in mind. We flavored the cocoa base with vanilla and topped it with a sweet cream cheese mixture. We chose to color this last one with the hallmark color of Halloween and even created a sort of abstract pattern by blending it with some cocoa mixture. Try it, it’s super easy!
Embrace your dark side this Halloween by making these terrifying cupcakes! We’re kidding, they’re totally harmless. Making them is quite easy and they’re going to be a hit for your Halloween party. And who knows, you might make them for other occasions also.
Halloween is a good excuse for all of us to eat popsicles. Homemade ones, that is. It’s as easy as melting enough white chocolate to coat the Oreos. Of course, you’ll need some popsicle sticks, some technique, and artistic skills to give them a mummy look.
WOW! An edible human brain? It may not seem like the most appetizing dish. But remember, it’s Halloween! This “brain” is actually a soft, delicate cake topped with buttercream and marzipan. Making it is way easier than it looks, all you need to do is have a little patience and imagination. And we bet you do!
If this Halloween you want to be spending time cooking with your kids, we have the perfect recipe to get them involved – these scary-looking monster teeth cookies! They may seem harmful, but they’re as sweet as honey actually. They’re made with cream cheese, marshmallows, and cookies, so there’s nothing to fear actually.
Want to great your trick-or-treaters with the best popsicles ever? Best thing is you can make them at home also. And you only need a handful of ingredients. The ingredients are Oreos, dark and white chocolate. Coat the Oreos with the melted white chocolate and use the dark one to decorate them into “spider webs”. Find out how to do it following the steps below.
Putting together such a cute stuffed pumpkin requires roughly 15 minutes of your time. Make the cream cheese filling mildly sweet by adding a small amount of sugar to complement the pumpkin puree’s special flavor. Enrich it with whipped cream and a hint of chocolate liqueur. Enjoy the smoothness.
Don’t be spooked by these spooky cookies! They are sweet delicious bites made with vanilla-flavored chocolate and milk. They taste spook-tacular and you should make enough of them to feed your hungry little guests.
How about making your own Halloween pumpkin in no time? From creamy cheese! Yes, you heard me. Mix cheddar, cream cheese and spices together, then wrap the whole thing in plastic wrap. 10 minutes tops are all you need, then refrigerate. Finish your pumpkin by giving it a bit of pumpkin texture with the help of crushed nachos. Don’t forget the stem and there is your pumpkin! Spread it on toast.
Have you met Jack ‘Oreo’ Skellington? Turn your Oreo crackers into Halloween-themed popsicles. First, coat them with melted white chocolate. Then transform each coated Oreo into a Skellington head with the help of melted dark chocolate or chocolate syrup and candy eyeballs. Heck, you can even make bow ties for them!
Don’t worry, this mummy will totally leave you alone. The only thing it will hurt is probably your diet. But, since Halloween is a once in a year opportunity you can spoil yourself a bit. And, this flatbread pizza mummy will surely be a hit at your Halloween dinner! Plus it’s savory too!
How does this autumn recipe sound to you? A pair of deliciously looking pork chops served with a side of apple slices, cooked with a Dijon mustard sauce, flavored with chili, sage, and rosemary. All together in the same skillet! Easy to make and delicious, cooking this recipe tonight really is a no-brainer!
