Halloween Dinner for Kids/Parents

[Anonymous]

we will host a few kids Halloween night for a pre TOT dinner and I wanted to create a "spooky" menu for the kids and their parents. Nothing too fancy, just something fun for everyone to enjoy before we head out. The kids range in age from 4-10, all boys. There will be 5 or 6 families..anyone have some Halloween inspired recipes they want to share? thanks!

[Anonymous]

serving something out of a pumpkin, stuffed bell peppers with little jack o'lantern faces cut out, spaghetti and "eyeballs" (meatballs)

[Anonymous]

I've always been meaning to try this recipe... she makes it sound pretty easy!

http://simplysogood.blogspot.com/2011/10/creepy-witchs-fingers.html

[Anonymous]

Another cute one if you want to be healthier:

http://mrbreakfast.com/breakfast/?p=1602

[Anonymous]

Jack-o-lantern dip:

http://rock-ur-party.tablespoon.com/2012/10/04/jack-o-lantern-layered-dip/

[Anonymous]

great! please keep them coming! Thanks again

[Anonymous]

23:27 makes me think of a pix I saw of the Jack o'lantern barfing out the dip. (Kind of gross looking, but young boys might appreciated the humor.) I think it was on Pinterest.

We went to a Halloween party once where the mom used those plastic gloves, colored in the nails, filled them with veggie bootie, and put a plastic spider ring. A little creepy looking. (I would use latex free gloves in case anyone has an allergy. I've seen the gloves at the grocery store.)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:23:27 makes me think of a pix I saw of the Jack o'lantern barfing out the dip. (Kind of gross looking, but young boys might appreciated the humor.) I think it was on Pinterest.

We went to a Halloween party once where the mom used those plastic gloves, colored in the nails, filled them with veggie bootie, and put a plastic spider ring. A little creepy looking. (I would use latex free gloves in case anyone has an allergy. I've seen the gloves at the grocery store.)

that is perfect!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:23:27 makes me think of a pix I saw of the Jack o'lantern barfing out the dip. (Kind of gross looking, but young boys might appreciated the humor.) I think it was on Pinterest.

We went to a Halloween party once where the mom used those plastic gloves, colored in the nails, filled them with veggie bootie, and put a plastic spider ring. A little creepy looking. (I would use latex free gloves in case anyone has an allergy. I've seen the gloves at the grocery store.)

that is perfect!

I suggest guacamole for the dip--green and chunky!

[Anonymous]

Monster Pops:
http://www.epicurious.com/recipesmenus/slideshows/Halloween-Treats-1501?slide=6

Haunted House:
http://www.epicurious.com/recipesmenus/slideshows/Halloween-Treats-1501?slide=35

Eyeball Cupcakes:
http://www.epicurious.com/recipesmenus/slideshows/Halloween-Treats-1501?slide=15

also you can freeze water in a plastic glove and make a disembodied hand for an ice cube in punch