Patrick and I recently had an awesome Halloween party with some great friends. I dressed up as a pregnant 50's housewife and Patrick dressed up as the milkman...tee hee. It was a lot of fun and I made A LOT of snacks. Some of which are still dwelling in my overflowing fridge. I thought I'd share some of the recipes I used for the party in case anyone would like to throw one of their own. I love entertaining and playing hostess. It's always a great time. We ended up even having people stay until midnight which was such a pleasant surprise. After some awesome games of flip cup it was finally time to say goodnight. I would not have been able to pull off such a great party, however, without the help of my friend Lauren C and the movie Bridesmaids to keep us entertained while cooking. So, here are some of the recipes...enjoy!
Swedish Meatballs:
1 12 ounce jar grape jelly
1 jar of heinz chili sauce
2 squirts of lemon juice
one bag frozen meatballs
1.get a bag of frozen meatballs and cook according to package directions
2. put meatballs in crockpot on low
3. cover with grape jelly, heinz chili sauce, and lemon juice
4. cook until meatballs are hot and sauce is melted
5. serve with toothpicks
Spinach dip
1 package of knorr vegetable mix
1 package of frozen spinach thawed, cooked, and drained thoroughly
1 16 oz container of sour cream
1 can of water chestnuts drained and chopped
1 bread bowl hollowed out
1. cook spinach according to directions and press out all juices
2. mix veggie dip, sour cream, and water chestnuts together
3. hollow out bread bowl and cut bread into tiny squares
4. refrigerate spinach dip until ready to serve out of bread bowl, stirring occasionally
Cream Cheese pastry
1 block cream cheese
chopped fresh dill
1 can of crescent rolls
1 egg yolk
preheat oven to 350 degrees
1.spray cookie sheet and unfold crescent dough, sealing the seams
2. place cream cheese in the center of the crescent dough
3. top with fresh snipped dill and cover sides with it as well
4. fold crescent dough over the cream cheese sealing all the edges
5. brush crescent roll with egg yolk
6. bake for 20-25 minutes at 350 degrees
7. serve with crackers
Dragon Punch
1 bottle of champagne
1 bottle of vodka
6 cups cranberry juice
6 cups of apple juice
6 cups of hawaiian punch
1 block of dry ice
Here are our costumes and our punch. Happy Halloween!!!
Eat Well and Be Well
-A tired Ashton, A sleeping Sookie, and a studying (as always) Patrick



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