We are celebrating Halloween Party Recipes with our From the Dinner Table group........
Halloween is everywhere you look. Yards are decorated, store shelves are jam packed with treats, tricks and costumes. The internet is exploding with party ideas and decorating ideas. And now, your friendly, neighborhood bloggers are jumping into the mix.
Halloween Party Recipes
- Cream Cheese Wonton Bats by That Recipe
- Easy Mummy Cookies by A Day in the Life on the Farm
- Graveyard Cupcakes by Hezzi-D's Books and Cooks
- Halloween Rice Krispie Treats by Family Around the Table
- Meringue Ghost Cookies by Art of Natural Living
- Pasta and Eyeballs by Cheese Curd In Paradise
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Last Tuesday when we had our Angel Face we got to work on these adorable little cookies. First the Little Miss and I dunked the cookies in melted white chocolate and put them onto a baking pan lined with parchment to set.
Then while I was making dinner, she and Grampy put on the bandages and the eyes. Angel Face, by then, had turned into a princess, putting on her tutu.
Spending time in the kitchen with kids for the holidays is so much fun and builds memories that will last a lifetime.
I am sharing my Weekly Menu here with you today as well. I never got a chance to sit down and make a menu until late last night after we got home from visiting Aunt Irene for dinner. Aunt Irene loves KFC so we brought her carryout and played a couple of games of pinochle. It was nice spending time with her.
Today, after Mass, we will be heading on an overnight to the casino with Dick and Jackie. Karen and the Teen will be holding down the fort here.
It will be a pretty quiet week, mostly spent getting the Teen ready for Homecoming. The game is Friday night and the dance is Saturday. Stay tuned for pics.
Saturday
Carry out at Aunt Irene's
Sunday
Casino Bound
Monday
Galushki Soup
Dinner Rolls
Taco Tuesday
Make your own Taco bar
Wednesday
Milanese Style Chicken Cutlets
Roasted Red Skin Potatoes
Steamed Broccoli
Thursday
Sesame Beef Stir Fry
Steamed Rice
Fish Friday
Poached Fish Fillets over Egg Noodles
What's on your menu this week?
Mummy Cookies
Yield: 12 servings
prep time: 1 H & 45 Mcook time: total time: 1 H & 45 M
These fun little cookies on take a few ingredients and come together quickly. Thrill your little goblins with this fun project.
ingredients:
- 12 Vienna Wafers
- 2 c. white dipping chocolate wafers, I used Chocoley brand, melted
- 1 pouch, white cookie decorating icing
- 24 mini chocolate chips
instructions:
How to cook Mummy Cookies
- Melt the chocolate following manufacturers instructions. Dip the cookie into the chocolate, covering completely. Move to a baking sheet that has been lined with parchment and set aside for an hour to set completely.
- Cut the tip off of the cookie icing pouch and make the "bandages" by criss crossing the frosting down the front of the cookie. Attach mini chocolate chips as eyes.
- Let set for another 15 minutes before eating.
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These are awesome and I bet my son would love to help decorate!
ReplyDeleteI'm sure he would Heather.
DeleteWhat a fun time you had with this! And such cute results!
ReplyDeleteI love my Tuesdays with the Angel Face.
DeleteYour little helper is adorable. And these cookies look fun and easy for those of us born without a cookie decorating gene.
ReplyDeleteSo easy a kindergartner can do it LOL.
DeleteWhat a cute project to work on with the littles!
ReplyDeleteWe sure had fun.
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