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any creative and inexpensive halloween party meals?
I am hosting a halloween party for kids ranging from 1-13 and I am at a lost for any creative and inexpensive recipes, so far I was thinking about deviled eggs and honey dipped chicken fingers, any suggestions? there were also be parents there as well
TIA
Re: any creative and inexpensive halloween party meals?
halloweenies:
cut cresent roll dough into strips and wrap (like a mummy) around either full size hot dogs, or lil' smokies. dot 2 mustard (or catsup) eyes on each.
a similar idea i saw was with a pepperoni stick, a premade meatball attatched at the end(with toothpick), then spread with cream cheese and wrapped in cooked fettucinni, like a mummy, with something for eyes.