It’s that time of year again when your little ghosts and goblins are preparing their scary costumes for trick or treating fun!
However, halloween sweets from their haul are no substitute for dinner even though the little ones may think differently.
To help you in your quest to make sure more than just candy is consumed on Halloween, we have composed 4 spooky dinner ideas for the fun day this year.
Spooky Halloween Toast
Ingredients
- Your choice of bread
- Cucumbers
- Cheese
- Ham
- Olives
- Tomatoes
Instructions
- Toast your bread and then lay out an array of topping choices for your kids or friends to decorate the toast with. This is a great healthy breakfast or lunch option with a spooky twist.
Spooky Mini Pizzas
Ingredients
- Cheese
- Pizza dough frozen or homemade
- Tomato sauce
- Pepperoni
- Olives
- Green Peppers
- Orange peppers
Instructions
- Lay out your pizza dough and roll it into mini circles, about the size of a bagel, and spread tomato sauce over the pizza dough. Then allow your kids or friends to decorate their own spooky mini pizza. Make a competition out of it and see who can make the funniest or scariest pizza!
Spooky Stuffed Pepper
Ingredients
- Red or green pepper
- Ground beef ground chicken or tofu
- Meat seasoning
- Spaghetti noodles
Instructions
- For this fun halloween dinner idea you simply follow your favorite stuffed pepper recipe but with a halloween twist. You can place the spaghetti noodles throughout the pepper or on the side. But what will really make this pepper look ready for halloween is by carving out a face on the front just like you would a pumpkin.
Spooky mummies in a blanket
Ingredients
- Hot dogs
- Biscuit dough
- Olives
Instructions
- Instead of following your traditional pigs in a blanket recipe, this time you wrap your hot dog up in a mummy costume. You can do this by laying your dough on your counter and slicing it up into thin lines. Then you just dress your dog. Don't forget to save some pieces of the dough for its eyes and then add olive slices to finish it off!
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