FUN WITH FOOD FOR HALLOWEEN
When my boys were in Kindergarten they would make Ghost Doughnuts in their classroom for a Halloween treat.
It
was so easy to do with the kiddos that I started making them every year
for Halloween along with the traditional Snickerdoodle cookies.
They are so easy, fun, and tasty I thought I would share with all of you how to do it, so you can do it with, or for your families.
My grown kids still love a good ghost doughnut.
FYI:
This should always been done with adult supervision since we will be working with very hot cooking oil.
- Frying pan
- Cooking oil
- Canned biscuits
- (buttermilk works well, just the small regular sized biscuit, not the Grands)
- Paper towels
- Waxed paper
- Shaker of cinnamon and sugar mixture
Set your fry pan for about 400-425 degrees.
Cut
a piece of waxed paper for your work surface. ( I always wet my counter
with a rag before putting down the wax paper, and it will stick to the
counter)
NOW FOR THE FUN PART, MAKING THE GHOST!!
Find a willing helper, preferably younger than YOU!!
Then they need to stretch the holes to make them as big as they can without breaking the dough (if they break the dough apart, just put in a patch, no big deal)……
Now for the mouth!!
Time to stretch out that mouth!
REALLY Stretch it out!!!
Pinch
off a little of the dough off of one of the biscuits that is not made
into a ghost yet, and test your oil to make sure it is hot enough before
placing the ghostly face in the pan….
Perfect, it is bubbling, that means it is good to go!
FOR ADULTS ONLY!
Place your ghostly face in the pan……
Place on 2 layers of paper towels….
Now for a dusting of something to make it sweet. We like cinnamon, and sugar on our doughnuts, but you could also use powdered sugar for a white ghost if you like.
A ghost doughnut cinnamon stencil!!
All lined up after their cinnamon sprinkle.
Which one is your favorite?! I like the one with the pointy chin!
Make a bunch because they won’t stay on the plate very long!
They are Boo-licious!!
(sorry I couldn't resist)
They are Boo-licious!!
(sorry I couldn't resist)
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They are so cute. I would be afraid that I would eat them all.
ReplyDeleteVery spooky, Kathy Sue! What a clever treat!
ReplyDeleteThey look fantastic. Although we don't really celebrate Halloween here in Australia although its slowly getting bigger I think I would make these just because they look so delicious. Wondering what would be the equivalent to cookies in a can. So cool my son will love them.
ReplyDeleteCute and very clever........Sarah
ReplyDeleteSuper cute! (well, scary cute :D)
ReplyDeleteThese look delicious and like lots of fun to make! I'm sure they smell delicious while they cook too :)
ReplyDeleteleslie
haha, I love them! I bet I can eat all 7. (Not much there with all those holes!) They might be even spookier with a dusting of powdered / confectioner's suger. Very fun :)
ReplyDeletexoxo
Loi