Not sure how to take your cookies to the next level of Halloween spookiness? I've got a great idea that'll help boost your cookies' spookiness score in the Halloween treats department. First, of course, you'll need some appropriately-colored cookies. I suggest working with gingerbread cookies (even though they're more traditionally associated with Christmas) because of their smooth, dark color.
Looking for a deliciously spooky punch recipe for your Halloween party this year? Try this tantalizingly tangy recipe and you'll be sure to get Halloween guests of all ages screaming for more.
Yes, Halloween is generally the time for eating as many bars of candy and packs of Skittles as we...I mean our kids can get their hands on. But for those of you who want to serve something healthy this Halloween, I suggest a favorite salad of mine that mixes red and orange together in a bright, tasty combination that's sure to please.
As Halloween approaches, I'm putting together my black, orange and red Halloween dinner plans and thought I'd share the party planning specifics with my favorite readers as a Halloween present. To begin with, I'm serving an old family favorite: carrot salad. This is something that my father has been making as long as I can remember, and it couldn't any easier, more delicious or more perfect for my color focused Halloween dinner party.
In the market for spooky, decadent and delicious Halloween cocktails to test out or serve over the weekend? I've got a great one for those of you intent on pleasing and scaring your Halloween party guests this year: a blood red Champagne and Pomegranate Cocktail.
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