Saturday, November 6, 2010

Making tasty and easy Halloween recipes

Halloween recipes are a unique challenge for foodies. Festive and tasty may not look great together. When you are coming in from the cold, the last thing you need to do is cook. This just means you need a quick, easy, and tasty recipe.

Halloween recipes with the Harvest

Halloween recipes are scary. People want to make spooky looking meals. The timing of Halloween, nevertheless, makes it perfect for tasty, fast, hearty harvest recipe. Halloween is a great time to use all those flavorful ingredients. They tend to be quite hearty too.

Try curry stuffed apple faces this Halloween

Serving faces is a great choice if you need spooky but delicious food. You will cut faces into four apples. This is after you core them though. Just be sure not to cut all the way via. Simmer together 2 cups of cooked rice or quinoa with a can of coconut milk. Make sure this becomes a thick sauce with 2 tablespoons of curry powder. Bake the apples at 350 for 30 minutes after stuffing the apples with the curried grain. The curry will look like brains out of the apples while the apples are shrinking.

Black and orange butternut squash soup – Halloween recipe

Butternut squash is practically intended for Halloween recipes. The squash cooks in a crockpot which is convenient when it is also bright orange and tasty. In two tablespoons of butter, sauté a chopped onion with a few cloves of garlic, chopped. Peel, seed, and chop one butternut squash. Use three cups chicken broth to mix the ingredients with. For three hours at the really least, cook it all inside your crockpot. It should be on a high setting. Do you have a food processer or a blender? You will have to use it now. Mix in one cup of cream. Next you’ll need to dye a cup of sour cream black. If you don’t have black food coloring, you are able to use blue, yellow and red food coloring mixed together. Serve up the soup and swirl in a couple of tablespoons of the black sour cream.



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