Mummy Hot DogsThis is great for Halloween. Take your favorite pack of hot dogs, wrap them in crescent roll dough. I pressed the dough out and cut into strips. Wrap around and leave hot dog peeking out in areas. Bake for 12 - 14 mins. Add ketchup for eyes. Then I used ketchup and mustard to make a spider web on the dip.
Baby Mummy SausagesThese are a tasty and cute side dish to make for your next Halloween party. They can be put together and cooked in less than half hour.
Jack O' Lantern Cheese BallBeat cheeses, pumpkin, preserves, and spices in medium bowl. Or combine in food processor until smooth. Cover; refrigerate 2 to 3 hours or until cheese is firm enough to shape.
Haunted Forest PlatterFun for adult party or for kids! To make a haunted forest, first create trees. Cut bottoms from stalks of broccoli to make 6-inch broccoli trees. Slice beets about 1/2 to 3/4 inch thick to make a base for broccoli trees.
Spider Dip BowlGreat for kids or adult parties! Form one loaf into a round ball for body. Place on a large cookie sheet that has been sprayed with nonstick cooking spray.
Lizard Tongues on Crackers!Great for Halloween. Good for the adult parties! Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Spread crackers on a greased baking sheet. Top with cheese and tongues.
Skeleton Deviled EggsSomething fun around the Halloween/Day of the Dead. Hard boil eggs. Use straws to "punch out" eyes, nose teeth in egg white, then either serve them as hard boiled eggs, or cut in half and make deviled egg mix to fill them and close them back up!
Halloween: Deviled EyeballsPlace a few tablespoons of ketchup in a ziplock bag and snip the edge, so that there is a small hole in the end. Add bloodshot lines with the ketchup, starting from the center going out toward the edge.
Pumpkin Shaped Cheese BallMix all ingredients together & form a ball. Place on serving dish. Use fingers or a knife to score down the sides like a pumpkin. Place in refrigerator overnight so that all the flavors can come together.
Halloween Vomit DipCombine cottage cheese, sour cream, onion soup mix and carrots in a bowl. Add 4 or more drops of food coloring. (You want enough to make it have that wonderful yellow vomit color.)
Spiced Pumpkin SeedsHeat oven to 300 degrees F. Remove the seeds from the pumpkins. Discard the pulp. Spread the seeds (no need to rinse them) evenly on an ungreased baking sheet.
Barbecued Bat WingsWash chicken well and pat dry. Place in a large bowl or plastic bag. Combine the rest of the ingredients together and coat chicken. Spray baking dish with cooking spray.
Sandwich FingersThis is a simple way to decorate your sandwiches for Halloween. Great as an appetizer or sent as a fun school lunch.
Chilling Olive HandHow many times have you put olives on your fingers? Here's a fun food display where the icy fingers display the olives.
Hot Dog FingersThe kids really loved this one. What can I say? Kids love hot dogs even if they look like dismembered fingers!
Cheesy Zombie FingersHere's a fun and easy appetizer for your Halloween party. These are easy to make with string cheese and green peppers.
Vampire Teeth AppetizerGreat party treat for kids and adults. Just simple apple pieces and a jelly dip.
Spider CrackersSpider crackers are a fun and easy appetizer for your party. This is one the kids can help with making and they are a healthy snack.
Breadstick BonesThese spooky breadsticks are perfect for a Halloween party. They are quick and easy to make too.
Wormy Gelatin (Halloween Recipe)To unmold, dip pie plate in warm water for 15 seconds then gently loosen edges with moistened fingers...
Mini MummiesThese easy appetizers will make a fun addition to any Halloween party. Try them with your favorite mustard, hot sauce or catsup.
Witches' HatsSqueeze a one inch circle of cheese in center of each cracker. Top with a corn snack. Makes as many as you like.
