halloween

Kids will love turning string cheese and an English muffin into this cute Halloween Pizza Mummy. It’s so easy, even toddlers can make it themselves!

Turn the stringy guts of your Halloween pumpkin, into hearty, sweet, whole wheat pumpkin gut bread. You’ll never throw pumpkin guts away again!

If you’re looking for autumn in a bowl, this butternut squash soup recipe is just for you. We’ve brought it up from the archives, with a few updates, and I just have to share that my husband now happily eats squash and even lets me…

It’s so easy to make these cute pumpkin shaped sugar cookies without a cookie cutter. You can use your favorite sugar cookie recipe, or even use refrigerated sugar cookie or peanut butter cookie dough. In this version, we used a tube of Pillsbury peanut butter…

These Halloween fruit cups make an adorable pumpkin patch, perfect for bringing a healthy prepackaged snack to school that’s as cute as homemade treats.

This ground beef dinner in a pumpkin is is not only easy to make, it’s also a kid friendly dinner that will have your little ones begging for more! HOW TO MAKE DINNER IN A PUMPKIN There’s something so magical about serving your kids’ dinner…

This cheese mummy recipe was originally posted in 2010. We’ve polished it up a bit and are sharing it again while we work on some posts about our incredible time running Food Blog University in Cancun. Have a wonderful Halloween and we’ll see you Sunday!…

These cute little spiders are actually made from a chocolate peanut butter protein ball. They’re perfect for some quick energy, and make an adorable healthy kid snack for Halloween. We love protein balls in our house. They’re a fast and easy way to ward off…