Halloween Family Dinner
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Frances Janisch
Sometimes all the hullaballoo over Halloween can be a little overwhelming for you and the kids.....choosing costumes, carving pumpkins, making decorations, deciding when exactly to head out for trick or treating and what the route is.
A low-key Halloween dinner is a way for the whole family to have fun, without much effort. Check out this Halloween menu: Deviled "Dino" Bones (the ribs take a long time in the oven, but the preparation is snap), Sweet Potato Ghosts, Cauliflower "Bloody Brains," and Pumpkin Bat Cake.
See below for all the Halloween recipes you need for a perfectly spooky supper...
• Learn how to make Halloween candy crafts with leftover candy.
• Visit Holidash for Halloween decorating ideas.
• Plan a spookalicious menu for a kids Halloween party.
• Have the ultimate gross-out table this Halloween.
• Host a grown-up Halloween cocktail party.
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DEVILED DINO BONES
Buttery bread crumbs make these meaty "dino" bones irresistible. The beef ribs are the bone section of a standing rib roast -- you'll find them in many supermarkets.2
SWEET POTATO GHOSTS
A smooth mixture of sweet and boiling potatoes transforms into a cluster of adorable orange ghosts with the help of a pastry bag or resealable plastic bag. And helpers are welcome -- little fingers are perfect for adding the tiny olive "ghost eyes."3
CAULIFLOWER "BLOODY BRAINS"
Tender, steamed cauliflower drizzled with a striking beet-red vinaigrette really completes the Halloween dinner plate. This just might be the dish that convinces your little goblins to dive into their vegetables.4





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