I love fun, festive, holiday treats and I'm always drawn to those types of recipes. They're such an easy way to add memories to a holiday.
The October 2008 issue of Everyday Food featured Cheddar Cobwebs and Slime Rickeys (click on the titles for a direct link to the recipes). The perfect refreshment for busy jack-o-lantern carvers!
Despite a few "oops" moments (I didn't plan on freezing the grapes and was thankful those juicy things freeze quickly, and I realized I was out of parchment to line the cookie sheet), this snack was simple and quite good.
If you decide to make this, keep a close eye on those cobwebs - mine took about half of Martha's suggested baking time. They were also easier to remove from the baking sheet after sitting for a few minutes, rather than immediately as Martha suggested.
The best part? The frozen (or partially frozen) grapes move wildly throughout the beverage - my kids thought that was "awesome". Grab the ingredients and serve these before the kiddos head out trick-or-treating tomorrow!
1 comment:
Those look like fun Halloween foods to make. My kids would enjoy them.
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