Halloween Treats
It’s Halloween and with Jesses Birthday being so close its always a huge celebration for us. Jesse likes all his birthdays to have a Halloween/ scary theme so I’m always looking for easy party foods to add a bit of fun to the buffet!
So here are a few ideas, great to get the kids involved with!
Sugar Free Jelly with Jelly sweetie worms set in it.
Baby bell cheese made into an eyeball (you can get edible pens for this!)
Hot dogs cut into fingers, skin off a little meat for the fingernail and add ketchup for blood!
Marshmallow Ghosts (edible pen)
Witches broom sticks using pretzel sticks and stringy cheese
A slice of apple, peanut butter then mini marshmallows, then apple with peanut butter stuck on top to look like a mouth
Rice Crispy cakes made green and decorated like Frankenstein
Oreo spiders- using strawberry laces for the legs (great if you can present them on some candy floss)
Popcorn is always a healthy option
Using a scary Halloween cutter cut the shapes out of a wrap/ tortilla, oven bake and serve with guacamole or chunky salsa!
And If your looking for a healthy fun recipe to make then why not try these Mummy Hot Dogs, to be fair these are tasty served with a healthy side all year round!
Servings: 12
INGREDIENTS
12 Heck Chicken Sausages/ Veggie/ Low fat Sausages
2 Soft large Wraps
Fry Light
Ketchup
Yellow Mustard
METHOD
Cut the wraps into long thin strips.
Get each sausage and carefully wrap them up, make sure to wash your hands after touching the raw meat, and the kids!
Spray with fry light and oven bake at 180 for about 20 minutes until the sausages are cooked through
Using a toothpick dab mustard eyes on them and serve with mustard and ketchup
3 Sausages= 1/2C 1P