I kind of like the minimalist look here, but there are
dozens of ways you could up the grossness factor with these. Maybe some fancy
fruit gummy worms, or rice pudding “maggots?"
It’s been a while since we posted a “scary” Halloween treat,
and since most tend to be sugar bombs, I thought it’d be nice to share
something a little healthier. I’m assuming there will be no shortage of candy
around. Enjoy!
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I am making roast beast for Halloween. This might go well with it. Thanks for posting!
Oh my gosh. it was so scarry i fainted twice ;D
Thx chef John for all your awesome ideas.
You are the Jesse Ventura of your diablo dentura.
Maybe a little red food coloring in the honey Chef? Could make them bloody delicious...
"Jesse Ventura of your diablo dentura" okay, that wasn't bad.
I think if you stuff the "mouths" with peanut butter and then place the "teeth" into the peanut butter, it would be tastier AND easy to prepare.
Those are pretty scary. Maybe they would be more terrifying if you used slivered raw garlic! Oh, wait, that would chase away the scary vampires. Never mind, they are just right this way.
...these are extra scary if you are allergic to nuts.... like seriously scary. I think this is a fantastic idea but if you are serving them to children sub out the almond slivers for broken yogurt/white chocolate dipped pretzels or something. Anaphylaxis is super scary and not the kind of scare you want on Halloween. Otherwise these are super cute!! Excellent idea Chef John
How strong should the water/lemon juice mix be? I'm thinking about making these for a work potluck. Do you think they'll keep for a couple hours in the fridge?
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