This year KayCee organised a Halloween party for her friends while Ella went Trick Or Treating with her friend and her friend’s older sister.
By all accounts, they both really enjoyed the night and I’m here to share a few of the Halloween photos they took; they didn’t get many photos because I think everyone was having too much fun to remember to take them!
Halloween Photos 2018
KayCee’s Deathly Hallows pumpkin – she scooped out the middle and got it ready to carve but ran out of time so had to turn to her dad for help!Ella’s Harry Potter pumpkin – she also got help from dad!
Ella made these chocolate dipped Halloween marshmallows all on her own. They’re really easy to make and she enjoyed eating the leftover melted chocolate when she was done!
Chocolate Dipped Halloween Marshmallows
All you need is a bag of marshmallows, a bar of milk chocolate and some Halloween sprinkles.
Ella melted the chocolate in the microwave. She’s done it lots of times so she knew to keep a close eye on it and check it every 20 seconds or so. It can burn really easily if you’re not careful.
Dip the marshmallows in the melted chocolate and put on a plate.
When all the marshmallows have been dipped, sprinkle them with Halloween sprinkles.
I was going to write a recipe for these mummy pizza pies. Then I came across an excellent one that was already on Eats Amazing so instead, I got Ant to make them for dinner the other night using the Eats Amazing recipe 🙂
Mummy Pizza Pies
Here are a couple of our Pizza Pies. They all thought they were delicious and I reckon we’ll be making them again soon; especially seeing as I couldn’t try them because of my diet!
For more fun Halloween food ideas, check out my Pinterest board.
I’m a huge Yankee Candle fan; I usually get given them as Christmas and birthday gifts and I love to receive them. I’ve been known to treat myself occasionally, especially when they’re on offer in the January sales. In fact, I’ll be posting next month […]
They always look so easy to do, but when you actually start to carve a pumpkin you realise you were kidding yourself and they’re not easy at all! We’ve tried a few different pumpkin carving designs over the years but inevitably we go back to good old triangles for the eyes and nose and a jagged mouth.
We’ve never thrown a Halloween party before. I’d promised the girls that we would have one, one year and this was our Halloween 2017 party. I’m happy to say, they had a great time 🙂 They decorated the new covered outdoor kitchen and set out a buffet.
They invited friends from school and they all arrived in brilliant costumes. After filling up on burgers and Mummy hotdogs followed by apple slices dipped in chocolate from the chocolate fountain, they all went Trick or Treating.
I have to confess, though, that I’m a little annoyed with myself. I took photos of all the food and decorations but totally forgot to take photos of Kaycee and Ella in their costumes!
It’s the first year I didn’t get costume photos and I’m a little sad 🙁
Kaycee and Ella have a Halloween party planned and they’ve been searching for food and drink ideas. We tried this bloody hot chocolate recipe, (just to make sure it tasted ok before we serve it to the guests, obviously) and we all loved it!