Showing posts with label Halloween treat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Halloween treat. Show all posts

Monday, October 20, 2014

Treat basket craft and caramel apple cinnamon roll recipe roll, link up Monday!

How is your week going? I am trying to get all the fun before Halloween comes and the snow. Time is flying! Thanks so much for linking last week! Link anything you want!

 I really love this soda carrier treat basket from the Itsy bitsy paper blog. I would totally do this for my friends or secret treats for neighbors.
Perfect for Fall is this Caramel apple cinnamon recipe from Leesh and Lu's recipe box.


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Tuesday, November 5, 2013

Mashed witch in a jar treat

This is super easy! Even your kids can help to make this and it is sooo good!

Le chateau des fleurs Mashed witch in a jar treat
You will need per jar:
1 Jar
Whipped cream,
1 Cinnamon graham cracker,
1 Butterscotch pudding cup,
1 Little Debbie Cocoa creme cakes,
1 Small sugar cookie (Walmart)
1 Hershey's chocolate milk kiss,

- Crumble your crackers in a plastic bag, 
- Mash in a bowl with a fork your cake (use half of it for one layer). 
- Fill the jar in this order: Cake, pudding, cracker crumbs, cake, whipping creme. Push your kiss into the sugar cookie frosting and Top the whipped creme.

DELICIOUS!
By Isabelle Thornton

Sunday, November 3, 2013

Our Halloween paper crafts party

We had our paper craft Halloween party this week. I always wanted to do one but I didn't have the time to find printables, print them... Seemed like a lot of work. I was so happy when I find a Halloween party paper kit at Michaels store.
 Beautiful, whimsical and paper craft table setting

The only things I bought for this party was the paper kit, paper plates and napkins. 2 headbands and of course the food. I already had the rest of the decorations. A witch silhouette is hanging form the chandelier.

My 13 year old made this chalkboard art. I won the cards last year. They are hanging on a ribbon by little clothes pins.
You can find Imagimery Etsy store here:

I placed a Fall wreath on a cake stand with a pumpkin in the middle. The hat comes from the paper kit. The tablecloth is a spider web with big spiders.
The paper banner is also from the paper kit. Cute card from Imagimery.

Paper plates and napkins from Target. I thought the green and spider web plates would be perfect.
Green plates setting.

We don't drink pop but for parties these Lime sodas are really fun. Perfect green! The paper decorations on the bottles come from the kit.

We had worms and eye balls (Spaghetti and meatballs with a lot of garlic, a dash of chili powder and cinnamon) .

"Mashed witch in jars". SOOOO good! Very easy and cute! 


In my breakfast nook I have this white buffet. I made a cute vignette.

Paper hats from the paper kit. I am totally in love with those!
The kids wore those for the party and...

Cat headbands from Walmart (only $1 each). I wore one for my black cat costume.

I love glass jars. This skeleton head in this jar is perfect with a little paper hat: LOVE
Orange light string, a battery operated candle and a lost spider.
The black tree with small decorations is so cute!

A little witch and witch quote: Woman are angels and when someone breaks our wings we just continue to fly...On a broomstick, we're flexible like that!

A Vintage witch hat, a ghost block, and tootsie rolls in a jar. The death tag comes from the paper kit.

A pumpkin block in the corner.

This is a super Halloween party paper kit: My mind's eye, Wicked, mechant, malvado.
 I didn't use it all. Mimi and I had fun cutting and putting it together It was only $5 at Michael's with discount.

Saturday, November 2, 2013

Witch donuts hats

I had this very cute paper craft kinda Vintage Halloween party and I am sharing the cute treats I made. The party is coming tomorrow!!
Witch donuts hats:
One Donuts per child with sprinkles,
Sugar cones
String candy (You can use fruit roll ups or any candy you can cut in length)
Chocolate flavored coating,
A cooking brush or clean paint brush,

Melt the chocolate coating in a bowl in the microwave, little bit at a time and stir with a fork until melted. Cover your sugar cones lighly with a brush. Let cool completely. push a cone in the donut. Cut your string candy and place it on the base of the cone. If long enough make a bow.

Cute and easy!!! It should be on your list for next year!!

Friday, October 25, 2013

Pumpkin owl cupcakes: fun kid treat

Fun pumpkin cupcake treat for kids. They love to help assemble their own and love to eat it. Perfect treat for Fall and Halloween.  I wanted to use one of my Pumpkin recipes and make a fun cupcake for the kids. I have seen this owl with reeces candy but I don't like them so I used M&Ms. Hope you enjoy my personal Pumpkin cupcake recipe! Happy Fall and Halloween!

Isabelle Thornton's Pumpkin cupcake owl recipe

Cupcake:

1 and cup flour,
1/4 cup whole wheat flour,
1/2 cup brown sugar 
2 tsp baking powder,
1/2 tsp baking soda,
1 tsp Pumpkin pie spice,
Pinch of salt,
1 small can Pumpkin puree,
2 eggs,
1 cup sour cream
1/4 cup coconut oil,
1 cup miniature semi sweet chocolate chips ( perfect for the size of the cupcake and small kids. It makes it less messy too)

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Preheat the oven to 375*. Line a cupcake pan with cupcake liners.

In a large bowl, whisk both flour, brown sugar, baking powder, baking soda, salt and Pumpkin spice. In a medium bowl whisk pumpkin, eggs, sour cream. Melt coconut oil in a bowl in the microwave. Let cool then add to the wet mixture.
Stir Pumpkin mixture into flour mixture. when well mixed add thechocolate chips.

Fill cupcake liners 1/3 with the mixture. Cook for 12 minutes or until a toothpick comes out dry when inserted in the middle of the cupcakes.
Let cool completely on a rack or platter.

Owl topping:
1 box oreo cookies. (2 Oreo cookies per cupcakes),
Chocolate icing of choice. ( I bought mine)
Colored M&Ms. ( only use the orange and brown colors)

Frost your cooled cupcakes with chocolate frosting.
Separate the oreos by twisting and pushing on the cookies before separating them. Only use the side with the cream on the cookie.
Place them on each side of cupcake as to make big eyes. Place one brown candy in the middle of each eyes and one orange in the middle of the 2 eyes to make a beak.

Enjoy!! My kiddos LOVE them!!


By Isabelle Thornton
Contact me at: isafrenchy@gmail.com