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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 2004
Page
7
Halloween ideas cover pumpkin cake pans from Williams-Sonoma with decorative faces, autumn loaf pans, glow wrappers for candy, and creepy hors d oeuvres using lychee bodies. Also includes kitchen tips on grating, shredding, and warming bowls for serving, with notes on equipment care and food prep.
Halloween ideas fill October magazine pages with fright night foods like black and orange treats, spider decorations, and simple games. Parents are urged to keep costs down by using ready-made items and basic directions, while sharing playful recipes such as Boo Ville Cakes and Spooky Spider faces.
A Betty Crocker Celebrate recipe for a ghostly beef and vegetable loaf topped with mashed potatoes shaped as ghosts. The dish uses ground beef, onions, mixed vegetables, tomatoes, gravy, and potato flakes with Parmesan and an egg to form ghost faces, baked until heated through, serving six. The note links Halloween lore to festive candle-lit tables and offers accompanying Halloween ideas and treats.
A confection from The Associated Press describes making a witch hat treat. Melt semisweet chocolate, dip a cone at an angle, press candy pumpkins onto the chocolate, then set. Frost a doughnut, decorate with sprinkles, center the cone, and attach candy quarters around the base.
Food writer compares Arby’s Market Fresh Chicken Salad Sandwich to homemade versions, praising the bread texture and mixed-ins. The sandwich features diced grilled chicken, celery, toasted pecans, red grapes, apples, and mayo on lettuce, with a 360 calorie count and suggested price of 4.29 dollars.
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