If you’re like me, you love Halloween. The spooky costumes are just part of what makes this the best holiday of the year.
Halloween is a great time to get creative with food and decorations. You can make delicious candies and scary treats, but also try to make them look even more terrifying than they already are.
Level up your Halloween game!
You might be tempted just to buy some fake tombstones or spiderwebs from the store. But why not go all out? Try making yourself some homemade Halloween decorations that no one else has!
For example, how about making life-sized doll heads using balloons or paper mache? If you’re feeling really ambitious (and crafty), why not decorate your entire house like a haunted mansion with cobwebs hanging everywhere?
The possibilities are endless!
If you don’t know where to start, a particular video shared by Tasty on Youtube is a great starting point!
The video began by showing the viewers how to whip up some delicious Buffalo Chicken Halloween Dip!
And it looks spooky!
She started by mixing up the following ingredients in a bowl: 2 cups of chicken, 8 0z. cream cheese, 1/2 cup of Monterey Jack, 1/2 cup of cheddar, 1/2 cup of Buffalo sauce, and 1/2 cup of ranch.
She then opened up and laid down a can of pizza dough and cut them into Halloween spooky pumpkin eyes, nose, and mouth.
Let that bake for 12 minutes.
Make sure to set the oven at 400 degrees Fahrenheit for this one. She also filled some dough with cheese and baked them as well!
And voila—a delicious chicken dip!
And there’s more!
In another clip, she pulled out an apple and stuck a stick on top of it. She then drew some eyes and a nose on the fruit using white melted chocolate (sounds yummy!)
Then, she added some red syrup on top, and it looked like some terrifying skeleton! She called it the Skull Candy Apple.
It looks delicious though!
Now if you want some alcohol to spice up your Halloween party, get yourself some lychees and blueberries. Stuff one blueberry in the opening of the lychee and you’d be surprised at how much it resembles an eyeball.
Repeat this step for as many lychees as you can—the more, the better! Then, drizzle some red food coloring to make it look like the eyeballs are bleeding!
The messier, the more terrifying!
Now, place all the “eyeballs” into a huge bowl and throw in 12 cups of cranberry juice, 3 cups of ginger ale, 2 cups of lychee juice, and 2 cups of vodka.
The vodka is optional, but do you really wanna skip it? I guess not!
Now you have a Halloween party punch!
These are just a few of the quick tutorials in the video. There are several more to help you step up your Halloween game!
These aren’t only great to look at but also a fun way to bond with your friends and family as you prepare for the spooky season.
Check out the video below to see all the Halloween recipes and decorations you can try out!
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