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Gruesome Glasses and Garnishes for Halloween

Get ready for your Halloween party with these spooky ideas for decorating drink glasses and making easy, clever garnishes.

"… will not touch any paint. Watch out! This skewer has a not-so-friendly face. Cut a devil … then slip two or three cherry tomatoes on a skewer . Top with the devil head, pushing the skewer through the devil's chin. Editor's tip …"

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Grilled Sausage Dinner

… that will remind you of every Italian street festival you've ever been to. The technique of forming the sausage around the skewer means you don't have to stuff the meat into sausage casing. Look for precut peppers and onions, or use a bag of frozen for …

Kabobs

… edges. 3. Group foods with similar cooking times on the same skewer . Avoid pairing large chunks of meat with shellfish or quick … skewers, try a method used across Asia. Hold one end of the skewer with one hand and with the other hand grab the food with a piece …

Make a Batty Vampire Garnish

… cloves into the wide end of the gherkin for eyes. Push the wings and then the body onto a wooden skewer . If desired, tint the top of the skewer with red food coloring and let it flow onto the gherkin.

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Devil Drink Skewer

Pepper your Halloween party with these devilishly fun skewers! A couple of cuts, and they’re ready to ride high on a drink.

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so creepy! So, what you're gonna do is you're gonna grab a skewer like this and you're gonna skewer on some cherry tomatoes like that. Do like 3 of them. Perfect! And then you're gonna skewer on our little devil. Oooooooh! So then you're gonna grab a glass like this. Maybe we could use a little bit of

head like so. And this little part is just gonna perfect to skewer through. So once you've cut your little faces out you've got kind of a triangular teardrop shape, and the pointy part is

Pumpkin Drink Skewer

Light up your Halloween party with these clever little jack o’lantern skewers carved from clementines.

Mon, 28 Sep 2009|More from Holidays
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Grinning or gruesome. Take your pick with this simple skewer idea. It's a clever little detail, but your guests are sure to get a kick out of it. So to make our

Produce Pumpkins

Fresh from the produce aisle: try these easy no-carve/low-carve ideas!

Tue, 6 Oct 2009|More from Holidays
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I'll try this guy. Maybe that one. And you just kind of skewer it right to the bottom like this, and just skewer it through, and then you're just gonna stick it in, and skewer it into your pumpkin. Skewer that through there, and then push it right into my pumpkin like that. And then for a nose, I'm gonna use some yellow peppers like this. Let's see. I'll try out a few. I think I like this one. So for this, I'm actually gonna use a skewer because the pepper is a little bit longer. So I'm just gonna cut it down maybe quite right about there. And you're just gonna stick it right into the pepper like this. Right through. Let's take this one first. And then I'm gonna skewer it on like that. Cool. And now, for our hair, I'm gonna use some asparagus to give him some really spiky hair.

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Festive & Fun Holiday Drinks

… cranberry sparkler. Garnish with fresh cranberries on a wooden skewer . Grapefruit-champagne and ginger-spiked sangria matches … dinner cocktail. For an eye-catching garnish, place a wooden skewer of fresh cranberries in each glass.

Simple Low-Cost Christmas Projects

… that keeps these decorations edible. Place floral foam in a container, then insert a wooden skewer in the center. Push a foam cone onto the skewer , then cover with purchased icing. Attach purchased meringues using wooden picks. Finally …

February 2007 Recipe Collection

… cayenne add heat. Sprinkle the combo on fries cut from ready-made polenta. Lime-marinated shrimp top this tender steak. A skewer of spicy sausage and Herbed Ketchup update the surf-and-turf duo. So long leftovers! Effortlessly feed two with a tasty …

Easter Crafts for All Ages

… windows or a hallway mirror. Editors' tip: To blow out an egg, use a push pin to put a hole in each end. Gently push a wooden skewer through one end to enlarge hole and break yolk. Blow into smaller hole. A tumble of pastel eggs makes a cheery welcome at …

Iced Coffee and Tea Drinks

… you make this Iced Green Tea, you'll poke plump strawberries, quartered limes, and orange peel curls onto a long bamboo skewer to create a fruit-laced swizzle stick sure to cause a stir inside your iced tea pitcher. For a cool summer sipper, brew …

Plan a Garden Bridal Shower

… garden gathering. Make an easy-to-handle treat with watermelon triangles, strawberries, and orange slices attached to a skewer . Keep them chilled by filling the bowl with ice covered with fresh mint. Bake petite layer cakes topped off with fondant and …