On the night of October the 31st, all the children and gown-up kids that we are will be celebrating Halloween (All Hallow's Eve or Samhain), a typical Anglo-Saxon fall event (USA, Canada, UK, Ireland, New Zealand Australia, but also other non-english speaking countries such as Mexico and Puerto Rico) reminiscent of paganism (see my older post for more info concerning Halloween).
In order for you to explore the darker side of your personality and release the beast in you, and also to experiment with your skills as a cook/baker, I thought that it would be a good idea if I recommended a few recipe links as well as one or two of my festive recipes...
My Halloween Recipes:
Blood Sausage Stir-Fry (see recipe)
Bloody Banana Ketchup (see recipe)
Luscious Pumpkin Jam (see recipe)
Pumpkin Apple Bread (see recipe)
Pumpkin Challah (see recipe)
Pumpkin Latkes (see recipe)
Pumpkin Muffins (see recipe)
Pumpkin Pasta Bake With Speck (see recipe)
Pumpkin Pie (see recipe)
Roasted Pumpkin & Bell pepper Salad (see recipe)
Interesting Halloween Recipe Links:
All Recipes (see link)
BBC Food (see link)
BBC Good Food (see link)
Britta.com (see link)
Canadian Living (see link)
Cdkitchen (see link)
Cooksrecipes (see link)
Epicurious (see link)
Food Network (see link)
Halloween Recipes (see link)
Halloween Recipes 101 (see link)
Razzle Dazzle (see link)
Recipezaar (see link)
Southern Food (see link)
The Holiday Spot (see link)
Wanda's Halloween Cookbook (see link)
Those look like some great recipes! Happy almost-Halloween ;-)
ReplyDeleteah halloween! Too bad we in Australia don't celebrate it much!
ReplyDeletePretty pumpkins!
ReplyDeleteEven though we don't celebrate Halloween in the Netherlands, it is starting to get commercially exploited. I think in a couple of years a lot of people will be sort of celebrating it.
Merci pour toutes ces idees!!! Bises
ReplyDeletemerci pour ce petit récap...
ReplyDelete:) Tu ne resistes jamais a tout ca, n'est-ce pas?
ReplyDeleteMerci pour toutes ces belles idées !
ReplyDeleteSince my daughter is grownup we don't really celebrate Hallowe'en anymore but I always make some "goulish" foods:D
ReplyDeleteThank you for the links! Nice pictures!
ReplyDeleteBlessings!
Lacy
Happy Halloween to you as well Rosa!
ReplyDeleteI think I'll take the pumpkin Apple Cake please.
Some interesting and timely recipes!
ReplyDeleteHi Rosa,
ReplyDeleteI'm going to "borrow" this grab bag of links for my Halloween High Tea post in my Kettledrum blog. Thank you so very much for the gathering...
Quel beau récapitulaif pour Halloween, merci et bravo!
ReplyDeleteI love Halloween!! We do take it for granted here in the states, I love all of your festive links too.
ReplyDeleteRosa, loved your pumpkin recipes, especially Pumpkin challah. It look ssooooo good!
ReplyDeleteElle est trés sympa et pratique ta récap et j'adore tes photos !
ReplyDeletebisous
I love your pictures and thank you so much for the links. Have to revisit your post for ideas even though. We do not have a tradition to celebrate Halloween here. But by all means I can use them for this season.
ReplyDeleteWay to spread the Halloween spirit Rosa! Nice work. : )
ReplyDeleteSalut! I'm dying to try your pumpkin challah!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the links! I especially love the pumpkin recipes!
ReplyDeletewhile i don't really get into halloween, i sure enjoy seeing everyone's ideas for good eatin' and treatin'!
ReplyDeleteMerci Rosa pour toutes ses idées.
ReplyDeletet'es super, Rosa! happy Halloween, si on se parle pas d'ici le jour en question.
ReplyDeleteSympa ta Récap même si j'ai d'autres traditions dans mon grimoire ..
ReplyDeleteBonne Journée
Garance
je prépare halloween aussi...j'ai déjà les costumes...reste à prévoir des recettes...
ReplyDeletebon mardi
val
Ahhh - such great ideas - really!
ReplyDelete-DTW
www.everydaycookin.blogspot.com
Chez nous on ne fete pas encore Halloween... Ca ne saurait tarder !
ReplyDeleteBises
We don't really celebrate much of Halloween in my country. But nevertheless, I kinda like the decoration at some of the shopping mall.
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas. I can't believe Halloween is this week. Time is flying!! Happy Halloween to you!
ReplyDeleteplein de jolies idées pour l 'occasion , merci pour le partage !!
ReplyDeleteHappy Halloween Rosa. Although we don't celebrate Halloween, I love all these pumpkin recipes.
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the links! Love your pumpkin photos!
ReplyDeleteMerci pour tous ces liens Rosa! Très intéressant :)
ReplyDeleteA bientôt!
I love all your pumpkin recipes! Happy Halloween!
ReplyDeleteYes, I just finished fabricationg some ginger biscuit skeletons with mes enfants (http://lagourmandemodeste.wordpress.com/2008/10/24/bonhommes-squelettes-pain-depices-pour-lhalloween/). I'm also going to make some chocolate spiderweb cupcakes
ReplyDeleteThose look like excellent recipes. I have made sweet potato latkes before but have never tried pumpkin.
merci pour ces liens! elles sont bellesles courges sur les photos! c'est tellement bon ce légume!
ReplyDeletebisous
Such great ideas Rosa! I love the cute little pumpkin pics too!
ReplyDeleteRosa, tu aimes Halloween ou je ne connais rien! Beau billet.
ReplyDeleteTarzile
TARZILE: Oui, j'adore cette fête ;-P! Malheureusement ici, elle est inexistante...
ReplyDeleteI just saw your picture. What a nice surprize!!!!
ReplyDeleteBelle récap'! Tu as bien fait tes devoirs! 10\10! Et... passe un bel Halloween!
ReplyDeleteLots of excellent choices here Rosa. Have a safe and happy Hallowe'en.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the links!
ReplyDeleteNice clicks too.
Great links :-) The pumpkin pictures are great!
ReplyDeleteWhat a useful post here. Very informative for me..TQ friends...
ReplyDeleteCheers,
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I was browsing and found your blog, and was so happy you’ve got interesting Halloween Food ! Thanks for sharing and I do hope I could pin some nice photos on my Pinterest boards. Good day!
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