Halloweenerrific – The Halloween site

There are loads of Halloween food ideas out there. Lots of web-sites have pages of them, some taste delicious, some just look good. However, a lot of them also take quite a while to prepare.
So, what if you’re running out of time and you need a bunch of quick snacks for your shindig? Well look no further, as I have put together 5 very quick, simple ideas for you to use.
All of them taste good, and are made from simple ingredients that you could well already have about the house.

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Nowadays you can buy lots of Halloween treats and cakes in the shops. As the whole celebration has become more commercialised and popular over here, supermarkets have made more of an effort to give us more spooky snacks to choose from.
However, sometimes you can’t beat the good old home made recipes. This is definitely the case for Bride of Chuckie’s very own recipe for Creepy cupcakes. As long as you follow the instructions successfully, you’re guaranteed the fluffiest, tastiest, devilish delights known to man or goul.

They’re tasty, easy to make and are easy to customise…

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And so the pumpkin versus turnip argument rages on (on Halloweenerrific at least).
One thing’s for sure though, one thing working in pumpkin’s favour is the vast number of recipes that you can find online.

I found a great book that has a nice recipe for pumpkin cookies. I thought I’d share it with you as I’m going to be making them myself this year.

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After posting some information about Pumpkin carving, I felt it was only fair to put up some information up about carving other vegetables – namely turnips.

Although there aren’t any pictures to accompany it, it’s an interesting read. I might even do one myself this year.

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Here’s a tasty little snack to nibble on. Fortunately no bats are actually hurt in the perparation of this meal.

10 minutes to prepare and 45 minutes to cook.

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