10 Halloween Foods To Cook With Kids

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10 Halloween Foods To Cook With Kids

It’s that time of the year when you carve jack-o’- lanterns with the kids. But this time around whether you’re planning a spooky and spectacular Halloween bash or just fueling up the kids before a long night of trick-or-treating, we’ve got the family-friendly appetizers, main dishes, and desserts your Halloween needs. To help curb the sugar overload, you need to serve up healthier choices. Get the little ones involved in the kitchen with these simple, kid-friendly recipes and ideas.

Here are 10 other recommendations from The Foodie Network that your kids will love to make on Halloween.

1. Jack-O-Lantern Burger: These homemade hamburgers are a fun and easy meal for your Halloween night. Juicy hamburgers (made with ground meat, bean patty, or beyond meat patty (if you are vegan) topped with tomatoes, onion, pickles, and condiments like mustard, mayo, ketchup, BBQ sauce, on fresh buns with jack-o-lantern carvings are a star of the show.

jack-o'lantern burger

2. Ghost Cookies: The best way to never be afraid of ghosts? Turn them into cute little sugar cookies. These spooky ghosts will be a hit at every Halloween party and are far easier to make than they look! They are basic sugar cookies. Get creative with the colors, icing, and decoration. decorating needs.

ghost cookies

3. Pumpkin Soup: This healthy and tasty soup made from a purée of pumpkin combined with chicken or vegetables is a popular Thanksgiving dish in the United States. But drizzle it with cream in the shape of a spider and it becomes a Halloween special.

pumpkin soup

4. Halloween Pizza: Take your favorite pizza recipe and arrange the toppings in frightening ways. Circular slices of pepperoni and olives make spider bodies, and you can fashion legs out of strips of basil. For ghosts, stamp slices of mozzarella cheese with a ghoul-shaped cookie cutter.

ghost pizza

5. Avocado Toast: If you want to celebrate Halloween without eating a ton of junk, try our avocado toast faces. We used vibrant and tasty toppings like seaweed, olives, nuts, and peppers, but you can use whatever you find in your refrigerator. Prepare the toppings for the facial features of the toast faces. You’ll need circles for eyes, and thin strips for smiles, scars, noses, and eyebrows. Chop the red bell pepper into small pieces to make lips, nostrils, and pupils. Slice the radishes for eyeballs. Slice the olives into rings for the eyes.

halloween bread

6. Eyeballs Pasta: Turn the ordinary bowl of comforting pasta (even better if adding meatballs) into scary works of art by making them look like monster eyeballs. All you need is some mozzarella and black olives.

eyeballls pasta

7. Stuffed Jack o’ Lantern Bell Peppers: Celebrate Halloween with these spooktacular healthy stuffed peppers. Using the tip of a small serrated knife, cut a face like a jack-o’-lantern into the side of each pepper. They’re perfect for a Halloween buffet or a family dinner ahead of trick-or-treating.

jack-o'-lantern bellpepper

8. Halloween Fruit Plate: This Halloween-inspired fruit tray has all the fun of the holiday, and not all the added sugar. You get Frankenstein Kiwis, Ghosts made from bananas, cute dipped strawberries meant to look like candy corn, and our personal favorite, Monster Mouths.

horror fruit plate

9.  Halloween Cupcakes – Forget the candies. Halloween cupcakes are just as tasty, and way cuter, and definitely healthier. Also, you can get super creative with the flavors (Pumpkin pie, ginger, oreo, almond, sweet potato, pumpkin spice)

halloween cupcakes

10. Halloween Cheesecake: Try a no-bake pumpkin cheesecake that is dressed up for Halloween with chocolate cobwebs. The chocolate cobwebs can be made with bittersweet, or even milk chocolate. This may be one of the best pumpkin desserts you’ll ever eat, which makes it perfect to serve to a Halloween crowd.

halloween cheesecake

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