Throwback Thursday, Halloween Eats!
Halloween is coming in just a few days,
have some Halloween fun with some spooky and delightful
Halloween Eats!
Start your day with a Candy Corn Danish
It’s a lemon danish made with crescent rolls,
cream cheese and lemon curd,
decorated with yellow and orange sprinkles
and a piece of candy corn
Or how about a Snickers Pot Pie
It’s a Halloween version of a chocolate croissant~
a mini Snicker’s candy bar is baked in a crescent roll
Later in the day you’ll need something to nibble on like a slice of
It’s stuffed with bacon, asparagus and cheese
The kids will like Cheese pumpkins and Witches Brooms
and Candy Corn Kebabs are hard to resist~
Make Hocus Pocus Party Dip to snack on
while you’re waiting for trick or treaters
This hot and hearty dip is full of corn,
sausage, cheese, tomatoes and green chiles
Pumpkin Alfredo Pizza with Bacon & Gouda will keep the witches happy!
Grab some candy bars and turn them into an irresistible
Halloween Candy Cheesecake Dip
5 Minute Trick or Treat Bars are a Halloween version of layer bar cookies
A graham cracker crust is layered with Rolo candies,
butterscotch chips, honey roasted peanuts, peanut butter cups
and sweetened condensed milk and baked
Make mini cupcakes spooky with purple icing, sprinkles and Halloween toppers
Spooky Fun!
I will be joining these fabulous parties and blogs
Sundays on Silverado/ Happiness is Homemade
What’s for Dinner / Love Your Creativity
Between Naps on the Porch /Turn About Tuesday
Wednesday Linky Party / Karin’s Cottage Linky Party / Creative Crafts
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Jenna, as usual, you hit it out of the ball park (unlike the Phillies). Great post.
Thank you Bernadette, and sorry about the Phillies~
Those treats have me want to celebrate Halloween too. I particularly want that cheese dip.
Haha, thanks Angie!
Good morning, Jenna! All of these yummy treats are making me hungry. Wow! A candy corn danish and Snickers pot pie sounds most delicious! The ghost plate you painted is absolutely adorable. Wishing you a most wonderful day!
Thank you Shannon, just a little Halloween fun!
There is WAY too much dangerous stuff in this post! I think it’s completely possible that those five-minute treat bars will find their way into our holiday dining!
Haha, Halloween is a dangerous time of year!
Delights for kids of all ages!
Temptations, temptations!
I’m sure your grandchildren have loved these!!!!
Thanks Mary, just a little Halloween fun!
Jenna, I would enjoy all of these treats. Snickers Pot Pie sounds amazing. I just know you have a big Halloween party planned! Happy Weekend!
Thank you Pam, when I was a child, I think I liked Halloween better than Christmas! I actually don’t have a Halloween party planned, I wish I did!
Yummy Mummy for me, please! That filling sounds delicious. This also sounds like something that could be made at any time of the year under a different name, of course.
Thank you Pattie, yes it’s wonderful year round and makes a pretty presentation for a party or at the table!
I’ve never used puff pastry for a pizza crust. I bet it is delicious. That bar cookie made with candy sounds out of this world yummy!
Puff pastry as a base for pizza or a flatbread is wonderful Linda, and the Trick or Treat Bars are dangerously easy!
Such fun inspiration to eat, drink and be scary Jenna! Hocus Pocus Party Dip sounds amazing, Happy Friday! 🎃🧹👻
It’s hard to beat a hot cheesy dip 🙂
Oh my goodness Jenna! What a delightful array of Halloween recipes you have gathered here today. Yummy mummy, yes please, and the pumpkin alfredo pizza and Hocus Pocus party dip sound amazing. I have to pin. The ghost plate is adorable. Thank you for all this deliciousness!
yes, those 3 are all delicious, I especially like the bacon and asparagus braid {Yummy Mummy} Happy Halloween! 🎃👻🧙♀️
Thanks for sharing at the What’s for Dinner party – everything looks so good!
Thank you Helen!