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Halloween Treats: Halloween Ghosts and Spooky Witches Hats

October 27, 2014

Ghosts and witches hats are easy Halloween treats to make for a kid or adult Halloween party! And they’re so good they won’t last long…

Happy Halloween!

Halloween is one of my favorite holidays. Today I’m sharing the simplest (and funnest!) recipes for Halloween treats! They’re super cute, and especially fun for kids to help you. And also very delicious to devour promptly after making them. 🙂

Enter: Halloween Ghosts and Spooky Witches Hats!

Ghosts and witches hats are easy Halloween treats to make for a kid or adult Halloween party! And they're so good they won't last long...

Halloween Treats: Halloween Ghosts and Spooky Witches Hats

Halloween Ghosts

Ingredients
  • 1 package of Nutter Butter cookies
  • 12 oz white chocolate chips (or melting chocolate)
  • a handful or two of mini chocolate chips 
How to Melt White Chocolate

Use a double boiler if you have one. Otherwise, the microwave will work just fine. If you’ve never melted white chocolate before, here’s a tip: avoid any sort of liquid — steam or otherwise — or else your white chocolate will seize and stiffen, rendering it useless. When you use a double boiler, do not remove the top pan from the bottom, and do not use a lid. If you are adding any flavoring or coloring, make sure it is added before you start melting the chocolate. Another tip? Use a metal or silicone spoon for stirring.

Fill the bottom pan of the double boiler with about 1″ of water. Heat the water on medium high heat until it’s lightly boiling. Reduce the heat to low. Put the white chocolate chips or melting chocolate in to the top pan, and put the top pan on top of the warming water. (If you’re using the microwave, omit this step.)

Stir the chocolate continuously until most of the lumps and bumps are gone. Once they are mostly gone, you can remove from the heat careful to avoid any steam getting into the pot. Continue stirring until the chocolate is smooth.

To melt in the microwave, set your microwave to 50-60% power, and melt in 30-second intervals, stirring between each interval. The goal is to melt the white chocolate slowly without burning it or causing it to seize. Once your white chocolate has seized, it’s difficult to get it back to the original state.

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Make the Ghosts!

Once your chocolate is melted, dip Nutter Butters into the melted chocolate, shake off the excess, and place them on a cookie sheet lined with parchment paper. Place two of the mini chocolate chips in place for eyes. Let cool and dry. Tip: it’s best to do a few ghosts at a time, so the white chocolate doesn’t dry and harden before you have a chance to place the eyes on. Also, you’ll need to taste-test as you go to make sure they are suitable to give to guests or to take to a Halloween party. You’ll need to allow time for that.

 

Spooky Witches Hats

Ingredients
  • Keebler Fudge Stripe cookies
  • Hershey’s kisses
  • tube icing or writing gel
  • Halloween-themed sprinkles
Directions

Turn the cookies chocolate side up. Using the icing or writing gel, trace the outside edge of the bottom of the Hershey kiss, and place it over the hole of the cookie. If you have excess icing or writing gel, cover it up using festive Halloween sprinkles. Voila! Witches hats.

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Have fun making and enjoying these delicious Halloween treats! I guarantee they won’t last long.

Happy Halloween!

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