Showing posts with label haloween. Show all posts
Showing posts with label haloween. Show all posts

Sunday, October 12, 2008

12 Days of Halloween - Day 12



If you are still at a loss for ideas, there is always Martha with enough ideas to take you ahead several generations.

I do love this winner from the Great Pumpkin Contest. Could you have said no???


Finally, for those who ARE thinking ahead, how about next year's quilt?

The Quiltmaker is your source for this one.

I hope you have enjoyed reading these 12 days of Halloween as much as I have while making them. Halloween is one of my favorite holidays...even without the candy. Well, maybe not without ANY candy.... Spook on!

Saturday, October 11, 2008

12 Days of Halloween - Day 11


Getting to the big day, and yes, serious food now.

What would Halloween be without a good Pumpkin Soup? Nigel Slater has a bang-up one and his article is a quite good read as well. Vintage Slater. (I've longed for an Aga most of my life as well.) Then again, you may want to try this similar version from Bake and Shake.

Both recipes can be found here for comparison.

For dessert, something quite a bit more upscale, just food for thought. Design Sponge found these Mori-ex-Cacao from ValerieConfections.
They are pricey but one suggestion is the chocolate with chile. Sweet with a bite... just like a vampire bite.

Friday, October 10, 2008

12 Days of Halloween - Day 10



I bet something else tasty would be good about now. Something healthy perhaps to get you ready for the candy fest to come? Well let's settle for a Pumpkin Risotto, comforting, and healthy if you don't eat the whole recipe. If you like risotto, like I like risotto, well that can be an issue.


The whole recipe with a lot of photo guides can be found at FX Cuisine. I am seriously going to see how I can adapt this to the Lorna Sass method of making risotto in a pressure cooker. Yes, I'm lazy.

Monday, October 6, 2008

12 Days of Halloween - Day 6


Ok, let's get back to something that will last past 2008, if you like. Susan at SpotlightOnDecor has the instructions, and yes, they are simple and you can use up any old silk or plastic flowers that are getting past their prime. This wreath could go outside or anywhere in the house.

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