What's Everyone Cooking For Halloween?

[emily1890]

what's everyone cooking for haloween night?

was going to have chicken nuggets in the shape of vampires (with BBQ sauce), but figured I'd post first for inspiration

[barry1010]

We don't cook anything different for Hallowe'en.

[10ClarionSt]

Baked Beans Flambe.

[steg]

Vampires… it would have to be tomato/red sauce

[pastafreak]

Ask me 32 days from now.

[mallyh]

" liver ,fava beans and a nice chianti"

[Ken4155]

The first 'Trick or Treaters' to knock on my door. With tomato sauce, of course.

[douglas9401]

I won't do anything special on the night but may look in on ketchup.

[Zacs-Master]

The Mother in LAw will be doing her usual:
Eye of newt and toe of frog,
Wool of bat and tongue of dog,
Adder’s fork and blindworm’s sting,
Lizard’s leg and howlet’s wing

[roopower]

I don't 'celebrate' Halloween.

[MargoTester]

I'll start boiling the brussels for Christmas

[maggiebee]

All Hallow's Eve is just a day like any other, nothing special.

[Bobbisox1]

I did like Halloween , it’s become too Americanised over the years, our halloween was a scraped out turnip and a house candle with string as a handle,now it’s elaborate costumes etc , although I always buy sweets in case there’s a knock on the door from little ones accompanied by a parent or older sibling

[Bobbisox1]

* dislike*

[albaqwerty]

Would like to say I am not Zacs mother in law.
Eye thank ewe.

:))

[gness]

No cooking here, Emily. Dave can have a night off. A takeaway after the pumpkin display on the bridge and spooks on the village green.
One of the few things I miss from the UK is the fun of Halloween ...making spooky rice crispy cakes for the trick or treaters...and admiring the fantastic costumes. We're too now remote for any little visitors, although the fairies and leprechauns might come out. :-)

[lilliany]

haven't decided yet. Do you have any interesting ideas?

[david small]

Halloween means nothing around here.