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Loukoumades
Loukoumades are fried Greek honey puffs. They're popular all around the Mediterranean, especially in Greece, and are beloved as a Hanukkah treat among Sephardic Jews.
Baked Acorn Squash
Baked acorn squash is a very easy and yummy vegetable side dish to make!
Acorn Squash
My family loves acorn squash when I cook it this way. It's soft, sweet, and buttery. Perfect for fall or holiday dinner.
Kugel
This sweet kugel is made with egg noodles baked in a creamy mixture of eggs, cream cheese, sour cream, and cottage cheese. This delicious fluffy casserole is topped with Graham cracker crumbs, sugar, and melted butter for a rich and delicious Jewish holiday dish.
Old-Fashioned Apple Dumplings
These are the apple dumplings my grandmother used to make: warm, flaky, apple-y sweet, and drizzled with a sauce baked right with them. They aren't difficult to make, just a little time-consuming.
Halloween Sugar Cookies
Tender sugar cookies couldn't be easier. Just roll into balls and flatten. Customize them for any event by sprinkling with appropriately colored decorator sugar or sprinkles. Or frost and decorate.
Halloween Mummy Cookies
These coated chocolate cookies are frightfully delicious! They have been a long-time favorite in our house during the Halloween season. I found this years ago published in the local newspaper. I still have the clipping, but cannot give credit to its creator/author, as none was printed in the article. Great family-time baking project; the kids love to help form the chilled dough into the mummy shapes, with clean hands, of course! Great for Halloween, but we also use this dough for Xmas candy cane and wreath-shaped cookies, too. Have fun!
Apple Crisp Cookies
Apple crisp cookies, moist, chewy and best served warm. They were my first invented recipe.
Chocolate Halloween Cookies
Yummy chocolate frosted cookies with Reese's® Pieces. Perfect for Halloween.
Halloween Finger Cookies
These frightful cookies are sure to please on Halloween! After cooling, add red icing or red-tinted white chocolate to the end of the cookie and under the nail.
Halloween Ghost Cookies
All you need for these ghost cookies is a cookie cutter in the shape of a tulip and then turn it upside-down - if you don't have that one, you can easily freehand the ghost shapes. These are great giveaways for trick-or-treaters and a nice alternative to all the candy.
Peanut Butter Crunch Cookies
We didn't have any chocolate chips in the house, but we did have a bag of Nestle® Crunch candy bars meant for Halloween! Add that to an existing peanut butter oatmeal recipe, with a few modifications, and peanut butter crunch cookies are born!
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