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

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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 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!

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.)

great! please keep them coming! Thanks again

Jack-o-lantern dip:

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

Another cute one if you want to be healthier:

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

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

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

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!