The Haunted Kitchen

Cooking Up a Ghostly Good Halloween

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We have it on good authority that the best Halloween pantries are stocked with eye of newt, toe of frog, and other hard-to-find ingredients like fillet of fenny snake. 

But have no worries ghosts and ghouls, even if you can't find lizard legs in your neck of the woods, you can still cook up a howling Halloween with a few easy tips and tricks. 

Want to bake the most popular treats on the block?  We'll share devilishly delicious recipes for cupcakes, cookies, caramel apples, and the like.  For more enchanting Hallow's Eve fare, look to our posts for spirited cocktails, fiendish feasts, and our favorite pumpkin dishes of the season.

And since this holiday is as much of a feast for the eyes as the palate, we'll also serve up some fun party themes and decorating ideas to entertain both kids and adults. 

Because who knows who'll come knocking this Halloween?  It could be a darling Cinderella, a brawny Superman, a terrifying Freddy or even an aspiring "Emeril Lagasse." 

So get in a wickedly good mood and start celebrating—eggs are better off in frittatas and soufflés than on your front door!

 

Comments

halloween adviser said:

hey,

found this site.. fits to yours.,because it ads some more advice what food to give out to the kids on halloween.

enjoy and happy cooking!

Peter

# October 24, 2006 11:10 AM

freelancefoodie said:

Thanks for the laugh, Peter! Slim Jims dipped in candy apple coating--now that's SCARY.

# October 30, 2006 5:09 PM

bburdick said:

Hello,

Pediatrician Jennifer Trachtenberg recently recommended some tips and treats that will help parents make Halloween healthier without being booed by the kids.  Feel free to check it out on the above link!  Hope you enjoy it.

Brent

# October 30, 2008 9:45 AM