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Spider Cookies
Ingredients: 1 small pkg. chocolate chips (about 1 c.) 1/2 c. peanut butter. 3oz. chow mien noodles (the skinny kind) Instructions: Melt peanut butter and chocolate chips together. Place noodles in bowl. Pour peanut butter/chocolate mixture over noodles. Drop by spoonfuls onto wax paper. Chill until set. Looks like spiders!

Submitted by: Amber, 11, California

Boogies on a Stick
Ingredients: microwaveable cheese dip, small stick pretzels, green food coloring. Line a cookie sheet with wax paper. Microwave cheese dip until it can easily be stirred. (Careful! The jar may be hot!) Add green food coloring until dip reaches that Boogie color. Hold a pretzel end into the dip and twist until desired amount is added. Slowly pull pretzel away from the jar to get that stringy effect. Lay the pretzel Boogie end down onto the cookie sheet. YUM!

Submitted by: Mary, 15, Michigan

Your Halloween Recipes Wanted!

Happy Halloween! Do you have a Halloween Cuisine recipe that Ghoul-ia Child would love? Got something that sounds scary but tastes divine? Share your recipe! Your recipe might be published online! Scroll down to the bottom of the page to read cool recipes girls have sent in and get ideas for your own creepy cuisine or party.

 

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More Cool Recipes

Witch Hats!
You'll need : Hershey kisses, Keebler fudge striped shortbread cookies, orange icing (in a squeezable tube). What to do: Turn the shortbread cookies over and line the hole of the cookie with orange icing, then place the Hershey kiss on top of the icing and hold it there for a minute so it stays put and the icing dries. Then line the Hershey kiss with the orange icing and if you want to be extra creative, make a little bow with the icing on the hat. Let the icing dry and, hocus pocus! You have ghoulish witch hats! Happy Halloween!

Submitted by: Blakely, 15, U.S.A.

Worms and Dirt
INGREDIENTS & SUPPLIES: Chocolate pudding-Oreos-Gummy Worms-See through plastic cups-a rolling pin-a plastic bag-stuff to make pudding- whipped cream/topping DIRECTIONS: First you prepare chocolate pudding using the directions given on the pudding box. Then you mix the pudding with the whipped cream/topping. Refrigerate for one hour. Crush Oreos in a plastic bag with the rolling pin. Take the pudding out of the refrigerator and put into see-through cups.(Optional: before you do this, you can put some of the crushed up Oreos in with the pudding) Then sprinkle the Oreos over the pudding and stick the gummy worms down into the pudding. This is a very tasty treat and it looks gross!:)

Submitted by: Holly, 13, New York

Easy Moldy Mushrooms!
You will need: eggs, tomatoes and cream cheese. Boil the eggs, cut off a little bit on the top. Cut the tomato in half, and take out the insides. Place the tomato on the egg, and put some cream - cheese, like dots on the tomato. There you have a gross-looking mushroom!

Submitted by: Sofie, 13, Sweden

Pumpkin Milkshake
Ingredients: milk, ice cream, canned pumpkin, orange food coloring, a blender, & a spoon. Directions: [if you are under the age of 9, you need to be accompanied by an adult] First get the ice cream and put it in the blender, then put in the pumpkin (You could also put in a bit of orange food coloring). Mix thoroughly until orange and smooth. Then refrigerate it for about a half hour. Then get a glass, pour and enjoy!

Submitted by: Beth, 10, West Virginia

Eyeball Jell-O
You Need: Ice cream scoop, frozen whip cream, frozen blueberries, strawberry Jell-O. Make the strawberry Jell-O according to the package. Get two ice cream scoops of frozen whip cream and put them in a bowl. Next you put one blueberry on each scoop (for the pupil of the eye). Then you put the Jell-O in the rest of the bowl around the "eye" and let it sit in the refrigerator for about two hours. At last you can eat it! ENJOY!

Submitted by: Caitlin, 9, Alaska

Stained Glass Spooks!
What you will need: Jolly Ranchers or any hard, colorful, clear candy like that, cookie cutters (ghosts, pumpkins. etc.), heavy duty foil, oil, and cookie sheet. INSTRUCTIONS: wrap the foil around or inside the cookie cutter of your choice. (You do this so the melted candy does not seep out.) Next, oil the cookie cutter and foil. Then, you unwrap the candies and place them in the cookie cutter. You put just enough to almost cover all the foil. You place in the oven for about 5 to 10 minutes or until it is completely melted. When it's completely melted, take the cookie sheet out, poke a hole at the top if you want to hang it and let it cool. You simply tap the melted creation out of the cutter and hang for a decoration or gobble them down!!

Submitted by: Kimi, 13, California

Severed Witch's Fingers
You need: 1 box of Keebler cookie sticks, 1 tub of white icing, green food coloring, 2 tiny tubes of black or chocolate-flavored cake icing, 1 tiny tube of red gel cake icing, a wire cooling rack & cookie sheet. Place cooling rack on cookie sheet. Then place cookie sticks on the cooling rack. Mix 4 (or more) drops of green food coloring into icing. Microwave until it is liquidy. Pour icing over cookie sticks (collect icing in cookie sheet to pour over left-over cookies.) When icing on cookies is dry, draw knuckles and fingernail (at tip), add red gel icing to other end of the "finger" to serve as blood. Cool in fridge for 10 min.

Submitted by: Felicity, 15, California

Skin Head Skull
Get a plastic skull, make sure it's clean and cover it with cream cheese. Then layer thinly sliced pieces of ham all over it until it's completely covered. Take 2 hard boiled eggs and cut in half. Using the rounded end instead of the pointed end, put a little cream cheese in each hollow end and place a green olive in it. (This makes the eyes for the skeleton head) Put the eggs into the eye holes in the skull. Place on a tray with plenty of rolls, cheese, mustard, Mayo and whatever else you like all around the base of the skull. Party guests can "dip" into the skull or make a sandwich. This was so realistic -looking at my party that nobody would eat it. But it looked GREAT!!

Submitted by: Kelly, 16, New York

Old Lady Fingers (Pretzels)
You'll need: 5 or six cups of flour plus more for work surface, 1 tablespoon salt, a small amount like 1 tablespoon of dry yeast, 2 tablespoons of baking soda, 1 large egg, A dash of sea salt (to sprinkle on top of each finger after done!) First oil or butter a cookie sheet then make dough out of your ingredients. Roll a small amount about the size of your finger and put a shell of a red pistachio nut on top of the finger for fake nails. The "fingers" don't have to be straight. Bake until fingers are golden brown (12 to 15 minutes), let cool and enjoy what look like bent old lady fingers!

Submitted by: Gen, 11, Pennsylvania

Simple Eeeeewwwwie, Halloween Punch
You'll need any kind or orange soda or beverage and any kind of black or dark beverage (dark cola for instance), Or you can put black food coloring in water too. Pour the dark or black beverage into an ice cube tray then, after it freezes, take the black ice cubes out and put them in the orange beverage...now..you have a cool Halloween colored beverage for your punch bowl.

Submitted by: Charlene, 13, California

Simple Bloody Popcorn
This is really simple but super gross and effective. Pop some popcorn, let cool. Melt some butter in a pan and add a little red food coloring to it. Pour over the popcorn to make bloody popcorn! It's a big smash at parties!!

Submitted by: Destiny, 9, Ohio

Mini Jack O' Lanterns
Take an orange. Cut the top off. Use a melon-ball scoop to scoop out the fruit. Use a sharp knife to carve a face. BE CAREFUL NOT TO BREAK OR CUT THROUGH THE RIND! Fill the "pumpkin" with sherbet. Poke a cinnamon stick through the top of the orange you cut off. Place the top back on. You can also prepare Jell-O as directed and pour it into the empty orange shell "lanterns".

Submitted by: Alexi, 13, California
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