This is my second Halloween blogging. And although I’m having fun playing with new recipes again this year, the truth is that there are many great recipes from years past that I’m making too. Each of my kids have their favorites and they’d be let down if I didn’t make them again.
So I thought that I’d bring those favorite recipes of Halloweens past to one blog post. A sort of compilation of Oooh, Eewww, and Boo.
Before you look through them, let me just apologize for the (lack of) quality of the pictures. I’m not a photographer in the best of circumstances but the camera I had then may have qualified as the worst of circumstances. The state of my earlier pictures were equipment failure. Unfortunately the state of my more current pictures is operator error.
Below are pictures of Halloween recipes I posted last year. Under each one is a link back to my original post where you’ll find the recipe. Let me know which ones you try. I just love when people make my recipes and then post a picture of it on my facebook page. If you’d like to do that, post your picture here: Baking In A Tornado on Facebook.
Be sure to check back here. I’ll be publishing new Halloween posts and recipes through the rest of October.
Happy Baking.
Those look yummy! I might have to try them at some point.
ReplyDeleteI bet if you do your kids will love them. My kids used to have so much fun seeing what Halloween treats I'd make next.
DeleteI'm going to try your orange-eyed mice! I also think your witch's fingers look adorable!
ReplyDeleteLet me know how those mice turn out.
Deleteforget me making them, I'm coming over to your house for Halloween!
ReplyDeleteI'll watch for you.
DeleteEdible band-aids and the witches' fingers kinda border on gross. Well done!!! :)
ReplyDeleteThe edible band-aids, yes. In fact my kids wouldn't eat them until I told them exactly what they were. And the witch's fingers only because of the cool bloody nail!
DeleteLOVE LOVE LOVE allllll of these!!! I am definitely going to have to try them ALL!!! THANKS!!!
ReplyDeleteI am always amazed at your baking skills. A little jealous, too. ;)
Can't wait to see what your kids think. Be sure to post me some pictures.
DeleteLove them! Especially the candy corn poppers. Wish we had littles around here, or at least trick-or-treaters, but Halloween is sort of a bust where we are. :( Oh well...I still enjoy looking!
ReplyDeleteI love Halloween baking so much I think I'd do it even without kids. We'll see what happens next year, I'll have to find a Day Care or someplace else to bring all the goodies.
DeleteLove all the recipe pictures here! They all look so cool! I want to make all of these!
ReplyDeleteThey're actually really fun to make. Hope you try some, Watch for more recipes to come too.
DeleteCan I please have you as a mother?? PLEASE?!
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You bet. I always wanted a daughter. Is it OK if I french braid your hair?
DeleteLast year, my daughter-in-law was in the hospital on complete bed rest for 5 weeks prior to the birth of their 3rd child on November 2. Lots of family members pitched in to help with the (then) 5 & 3 year olds still at home, so that my son could continue working. My week was the week prior to Halloween and I made the spider cookies with the kids. I don't remember the origin of the recipe, but I do know that I saw it on Facebook. Maybe it was yours!
ReplyDeletehttp://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151106461056645&l=5d5cf69149
Yes, that picture does look like my spider cookies. How funny. Kids really do enjoy them so it was the perfect project to do with them, I'm sure.
DeleteFirst of all, judging by those pictures, you are a freakin awesome baker. Second, I just finished reading your account in Mother of All Meltdowns and my jaw is still dropped!! Holy WTH??? That is crazy and I have twin boys so God knows what they will do as teenagers. I am terrified!! I'm going to write a review on my blog about your amazing book but just HAD to leave you a comment b/c - WOW!!! Love the ending too. So laughing about that!!
ReplyDeleteWow, so here is my list of thank yous. Thank you for reading the book. Thank you for reaching out and letting me know you liked my story and the book. Thank you for being willing to write a review. And thank you so much for the smile!
DeleteWOW These are awesome! I am so super impressed! My boys would love these! Great job!
ReplyDeleteI am also so pleased to "follow" you after reading the MOAM book! great job! Congratulations!
Jodi from The noise of boys :-)
Thank you Jodi, for visiting the blog, for reading the book and for your glowing review. I'm so happy to "know" you.
DeleteYour treats are so festive. I wish I would have known you when I was teaching. My students would have loved everyone of those treats. I made the candy corn poppers last year. There's a 2 percent chance someone in my family got to eat one too. I can't be sure.
ReplyDeleteLove those poppers but they are definitely a dangerous size. I guess you found that out . . .
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