Published: 10/30/2018 - Updated: 11/07/2018
Author: Nayeli Reyes4 Comments
Halloween is one of the most celebrated dates worldwide andpreparing special food for that day can be fun for the whole family. There are many ideas and simple recipes you can prepare for Halloween if you are hosting a party, a meeting or just having a good time with family. Don't miss out this year: Try one of these fantastic and delicious recipes!
Roasted vegetables with rosemary
Ingredients
- 1 bunch of chambray onions
- 3 carrots
- 1 sweet potato
- 2 tbsp. of Olive oil
- 1 tbsp. of vinegar
- 2 tbsp. of Finely chopped rosemary
- 1/2 tsp. of salt
- 1/4 tsp. of Ground black pepper
Preparation
- Cut the tips off the spring onions and chop the remaining ingredients, cut the carrot into quarters or thin slices and the sweet potatoes into quarters or medium cubes.
- Put water into a saucepan and bring to the boil, then add the sweet potato and cook for about 8-10 minutes until soft.
- Drain and place in a bowl, add the carrots and onions.
- Mix and season with the olive oil, vinegar and chopped rosemary.
- Drain on a baking sheet, then sprinkle with salt and pepper.
- Bake for 15-20 minutes at 200°C, stirring occasionally with a spatula. Let them take on an even golden colour.
“Ghost” Pears poached in syrup
Ingredients
- 6 pears
- 3 1/2 cups of water
- 1 cup of sugar
- 1 tsp. of Vanilla extract
- 1 Cinnamon stick
- 1/4 cup of Pear brandy or liqueur *optional
- 2 tbsp. of Raisins or chocolate chips for the eyes and mouth of the pears
Preparation
- Place the water, sugar, cinnamon, vanilla extract in a pan and heat until the sugar dissolves and forms a syrup.
- Peel the pears and cut the bases so they can sit in the syrup until softened. To make sure they are soft and cooked, insert a stick or the tip of a knife into the thickest part of the pear – it should easily pierce the pear.
- Remove from heat and add the pear brandy or liqueur.
- Make small incisions with the aid of a stick in the places where you want to put the eyes and mouth of the pears.
- Cut raisins into small pieces and place as the eyes and mouths.
- Serve with a little syrup.
Pumpkin soup
Ingredients
- 1 culinary pumpkin
- 2 tbsp. of Olive oil
- 1 onion
- 3 cups of chicken or vegetable stock
- 100 gr. of Greek yogurt
- 1 pinch of nutmeg
- 1/4 tsp. of cinnamon
- Salt & Pepper (sufficient amount)
Preparation
- Peel and chop the squash and onion.
- In a saucepan or deep pot, sauté the onion in oil until lightly caramelized.
- Add the squash and sauté until softened slightly – mix with chicken or vegetable stock, cook until soft and well heated.
- Reduce the heat and mash with the help of a food processor or blender, before returning to the boil and adding the yogurt.
- Season with spices, salt and pepper.
“Mummy” Sausages
Ingredients
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- 1 pack of Sausages
- 250 gr. puff pastry
- 1 egg
- Peppercorns
- Mustard
- Ketchup
Preparation
- Roll out the puff pastry to give it the thickness of half a centimeter.
- Cut into strips and wrap around the sausages, leaving an open space to place the eyes.
- Varnish with beaten egg with a little water.
- Bake at 180°C for 15-20 minutes until the crust is golden brown.
- Insert two eyes using the peppercorns.
- Serve with ketchup and mustard sauce.
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Henry
Yea, this holiday is not only for kids, I mean, there are so many ways of enjoying this time with the whole family together, sharing some delicious food, I think that the Latin people have this attitude of doing more familiar things since they gather together during the dead holiday.
Ashley
The ghost pears sound delicious and perfect for kids if you want to give them not ondly candy and sweets but a healthy meal that can be shared with the whole family! This is so cute you should post a picture of the final look of the pears to see if I am doing them ok,
Stacy
Haha! Nice title in Spanish. But the article was great. Halloween just passed and I’m bummed I didn’t read this article in time!! We’re still in the midst of Fall however, so I’m sure these recipes will go great in the kitchen right about now. I absolutely love rosemary, so I’m super exited to try that recipe.
Emily
These could also be classed as typical “Autumn” dishes, not just for Halloween! As this holiday is only really celebrated in Western countries such as the USA and UK – other European countries are beginning to copy the commercialisation process, but the true meaning for many has been lost. Did you know that Halloween is originally a Celtic tradition? And instead of pumpkin jack o’ lanters, turnips were used.