[By Eunice Yin]
So you’re having a massive wave of ghouls over at your fun-house this year. You’re desperately in need of some wow factors, and the traditional Jack-O’-Lantern trend pretty much died out after the 90s. But who needs that anyway – here’re 13 simple spellbinding recipes that would make you Horror Chef of the Year.
1. Ghostly Goodies: It’s like Casper, soft, friendly, and such a sweetie.
Recipe here: parenting.com
2. Eyeball Treats: Eye-scream… yea.
Recipe here: parenting.com
3. Rest in Peas: Oh Martha, you cutie.
Recipe here: Martha Stewart
4. Dead Man’s Finger Sandwiches: Imagine playing wizard with these, so gross yet so funny.
Recipe here: parenting.com
5. Mashed Boo-tatoes: Martha’s on a roll, guys.
Recipe here: Martha Stewart
6. Finger Food: You can also make these to wake your kids/self up in the morning.
Recipe here: Jojoebi-designs.com
7. Dexter Blood Slide Suckers: Sets your teeth on edge, and definitely helps me control the chaos.
Recipe here: Instructables.com
8. Slime Rickeys: Comes with the option of horror hangovers, if you do it right.
Recipe here: Martha Stewart
9. Vampire Cookies: Chomp chomp, Marceline style.
Recipe here: Food.com
10. Spiderweb Eggs: Gives “bad eggs” a whole new meaning.
Recipe here: Babble.com
11. Wormy Brain: Alternatively, throw worms at party-ghouls to signal “Thriller” dance.
Recipe here: Kraft Recipes
12. Banana Mummies: Tomb of the Potassium Emperor
Recipe here: Lexieskitchen.com
13. Human Torso Appetizer: So good, Hannibal approves.
Recipe here: Instructables.com
