ghouls night out.
it's halloween eve. and i know what you're thinking. you have nothing to take to those nice neighbors who dropped off a dozen delicious candied apples wrapped like pumpkins in cellophane. and you're feeling guilty because you had all these good intentions to return the friendly favor. but now you only have a belly full of candy. believe me sister, i've been there.
so take a half hour (seriously if i can do it, you can too. turn up the tv and watch All My Children while dipping cookies. it'll be fun because erica kane is super scary. if the coma didn't exist what would soap operas be about?!) and whip up this chocolatey spooky special treat for someone you love. i promise it'll be quick and easy, these ghosties will be flying out of your kitchen just in time for halloween.
happy haunting.
30 comments:
these are great! so easy! yet so adorable! thanks for the pic tutorial. somehow always more fun that way!
wow, you have almost the exact same fancy double boiler as me! i made 'chocolate spiders' this year. i'd feel too guilty making nutty cookies until my cookie monster is old enough to test them for me. luckily, he'll be old enough next halloween so i can give these a try, they're so cute!
Thanks for the photo tutorial- these are too cute!!
Im So gonna do this! thanks for the super cute idea! :)
what a splendid, and very do-able idea!
marta, you always have something worthwhile for me.
this is why I always save your blog for last on my daily-reads. it's kind of like waiting for my blog dessert.
Those are adorable - too bad we can't get nutter butters in Canada.
Those are adorable - too bad we can't get nutter butters in Canada.
I LOVE this idea! I'm going to do it for sure!
I can tell you're a nursing mom. That's when we all watched soap operas. I was following Erika Kane in 1970! During that time she was married to twin men (but she thought it was just one guy.)
Another World had a crazy, prison escapee living/hiding under someone's stairs in their basement. I've worried about that happening ever since.
The coma and the nursing mom. Where would soaps be without them?
I can't thank you enough for this tip and "recipe".
I love reading your blog daily!
You little boy is precious.
amazing and so cool!
too fun! i love your step by step tutorial for these spooky little ghost guys...
i am in search tonight for a nutter butter alternative...there must be a cookie in a similar shape in good ol Canada...eh? ;o)
happy halloween
K
cute cute mart..i want to do this cute
Adorable!
i just bought the ingredients to make these. they are so darling!
i think i 'm going to have to stop by the grocery on the way home from work and make these tonight! cutest cookie ever!
thank you! i am about 80% sure im going to make these instead of choc chip cookies with reeses pieces now, hurrrah!
these are really cute.
no nutter butters here though.
pooh! but i'm sure i can find a suitable biscuit. my kids would love these.
I love your presentation of those yummy looking treats. Thanks!
Seriously, about the "coma" comment. For some reason I remember being hooked to "Day's" {of our Lives} in the summer when I was like 12! What's her name was buried alive and then found... she was in a coma forever after that... random, but I totally related to the comment:) no soaps for me these days...
these are darling, marta.
i wish my boys liked peanut butter, but i know if i make them, only my husband and i will eat them and that wouldn't be good.
i'm going to file them away for next year!
Happy Halloween!
And if you think Erica Kane is scary...wait til you see my kitchen after making these with my li'l goblins. Frightful!
how cute are those?? yummyyyyyy!
Yum!! I don't think we have Nutter Butter here... hmmmm... I am going to have to find a substitute for that. Very cute. Love the tutorial.
I Love coming to your blog. You always have such wonderful things to say, and such great ideas. These are the cutest little giveaway treats. I'm definitely doing that next year! :)
peanut cute
By the way, I went out the next day and bought Nutter Butters (my first time trying them---I had no idea what I was missing) and made these with my 3 year old son on Halloween night while we waited for his friends to arrive. It was so simple and very delicious. Thanks for the idea.
Darling!
i am making these!! They look So YUMMY!
But I think I'll dip mine in chocolate and make them have butterscotch eyes...
yuuum!
i'm getting the stuff to make these this wkd..
thanks for the idea!!
I have waited a whole year to make these with my son Jacob (he's 4)
We don't have these cookies in Montreal so I used vanilla filled cookies instead and they taste very good.
I may even give some to a neighbor for fun... if there's any left... Thanks for the recipe!
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