Creepy Concoctions From Market Street
1. Devilled kidneys on toast
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From worm dogs and graveyard cake to spooky slime soup and a fang-tastic vampire's bite cocktail, we’ve conjured up some terrifyingly tasty Halloween recipe ideas - with our favourite spooky bites for you to try this year...if you dare.
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Get your Halloween off to a wicked start and serve up a tasty treat. This is a great one to get the kids involved with, but make sure they don't make too many Twiglets disappear while they're making them.
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Boil up this creepy cauldron of green pea slime soup. It’s easy to make - no complicated spells required - and you can cook the day before to keep it in the fridge to heat through before serving.
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Add a delicious twist to a chicken pie by adding chorizo and decorating with bats (or any other Halloween-themed shapes) for a spicy and spooky serving. These individual chicken and chorizo pies make a great family meal.
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These fun variations on a classic are ideal for the kids to enjoy on Halloween. Just cut up your sausages and serve in gory tomato ketchup and serve for the little goblins to gobble up.
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Bring out the Bonfire Night traditions early and give them a Halloween makeover with a spider's web decoration. They're great for kids to get their teeth into, and easy to make again if you run out. We recommend Jazz apples or other variety with red-orange and green colouring for maximum spookiness.
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Spin up a batch of these creepy crawlie cupcakes - they're great for kids to make too.
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Turn a simple cake into a gruesome graveyard feature with this dead simple recipe. Complete with broken tombstones and creepy crawlies, it's a great addition to any Halloween table.
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