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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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… 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 …
… 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.
Make a Buggy Garnish for Halloween
… various sizes. Push two whole cloves into a maraschino cherry for the head. Slip the head onto a skewer . Push the largest lime arc onto the skewer . Alternate cherries and lime arcs until your bug is the desired length, adding the shortest lime …
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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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Light up your Halloween party with these clever little jack o’lantern skewers carved from clementines.
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Fresh from the produce aisle: try these easy no-carve/low-carve ideas!
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… 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 …
… 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 …
… powdered doughnut holes with eyes and a nose made of edible food clay. Pierce a hole through the center of the doughnut using a skewer and fit in a straw. Make a miniature scarf for the glass from orange yarn and trim it with scrapbook brads in the shape of …
… 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 …
Clever Ways to Decorate with Cranberries
… Cover a foam ball with leaves and stud it with cranberries. Add a ribbon, hang it up, and admire. Using half toothpicks, skewer fresh cranberries to various sizes of foam balls found at a local crafts store. Cover the foam completely with berries. Rest …
