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Other + Halloween recipes (22)

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Cinder toffee, or honeycomb toffee, is a traditional treat loved by children and grown ups alike.
 
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Brilliant fun for Halloween. Really easy to make and ideal if you want to get the kids involved in baking the Halloween party treats!
 
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This has always been a favourite in our family since I was little. My mum gave me the recipe last year, when I cooked it for the first time. Now it's not just for Christmas anymore! It's fab warm, but also good cold. This can be made in advance and chilled in the fridge
 
Recipe by: Jean
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Delicious homemade marshmallows! Try dusting them with icing sugar.
 
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I think its very easy, well most of it sure is anyway! The only bit that i really struggled on was the mixing of the ingredients, mixing it into breadcrumbs with your fingers bit i actually found that it was easier with the dough whisks. plus it deduces your mixing time by about 5-8 minutes. from then it gets pretty easy with the rolling and cuttting and everything...!
 
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Delicious! As it is with any Halloween punch, a frozen 'hand' adds just the right spooky touch! The combined colours make a delightfully scary look!
 
Recipe by: Heatherly Noble
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These are a great for a children's Halloween party! Chocolate cake mix is an easy option when you are making so many. Use liquorice laces for the legs and mini jelly beans or Smarties for the eyes.
 
Recipe by: MOMMYGABS
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A must every Halloween - this recipe is great fun! A fake hand is frozen in a rubber glove and then presented in a bucket or glass punch bowl. Dress the hand up with a few Halloween gimmicks like spiders.
 
Recipe by: Nicola
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I've been on a bit of a lollie run lately and found this one from way back. Your own version of a crunchie - just without the chocolate. This is easy to make and fun when you add the bicarb!
 
Recipe by: YVETTE MOORE
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Homemade lollies are a great gift idea! Use different colours and flavourings to match the season. This recipe gives instructions for making either lollies or boiled sweets.
 
Recipe by: DIGGETYDOG
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Easy, easy, easy. As a variation, you can add candy coated chocolates, chocolate buttons or nuts.
 
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Perfectly simple but very moreish. Great for kids' parties or cake sales.
 
Recipe by: Lettie
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This is a recipe that my mum and granny have made for years.there are lots of variations that I have tried including Chocolate chip,cinnamon etc
 
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Well, I was making a cake for my mum and I found all these complecated cakes and desserts so i just figured out stuuf to mix.
 
Recipe by: Johnna
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Fun 'cake' for children!
 
Recipe by: cathy
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Pumpkin lovers will sing songs of praise over this confection! Creamy and smooth, it will end any meal happily.
 
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A tasty oaty treat with a fruity edge to it. These are great tasting and versatile. You can pick the dried fruit of your choice and they will still taste delicious. for a lemony kick substitute the orange rind for lemon rind and add a tbls of lemon juice. they will keep for upto a week in an airtight container. do not freeze.
 
Recipe by: Michele O'Sullivan
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This hot punch is great for a Halloween party or Bonfire Night. The aroma tells you that autumn is in the air.
 
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My friend Christine's mother invited me for Thanksgiving in Pittsburgh, and shared her pumpkin pie recipe with me. I adapted in for British ingredients, and it has become a staple of my repetoire. When I first started making it 20 years ago, it was almost unheard of in the UK, but now it seems a bit more common. I use the American "cups" measurement because I have a set of them -- British cooks can use half a standard mug.
 
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No Bonfire Night is complete without some treacle toffee! This bonfire toffee is relatively easy, just follow the directions to ensure your toffee isn't ridden with sugar crystals!
 
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