Chloe’s Inspiration ~ Halloween Cookies
October has arrived and it is time for me to get baking so I have lots of Halloween cookies to share with friends and family. I am known for making these wonderful cut out cookies. I am not the most talented cookie decorator in the world, but I have been told that my cookies are the best tasting in the world. Next week I will share my Halloween cookie creations, but for this week, I thought I would search the internet for any fresh ideas for Halloween cookies. Enjoy!
Source: Rollingpinproductions.com
These cookies are amazing! The personalities really come through due to the incredible decorating. Trust me, my cookies will not look this good!
Source: bigfatcook.com
These cookies are still more detailed than I do, but I love the variety of cookies and colors shown here. I had never seen the caramel apple or the Tootsie Rolls, which are both adorable!
Source: http://www.foodland.com/recipe/halloween-cookies
These cookies are probably a little more like mine, these have colored sanding sugar on them, which is very popular with the people I gift my cookies to.
Source: http://acheibafo.wordpress.com/tag/halloween/
I have yet to master the method of decorating the cookies like this, pulling the color through with a toothpick, maybe this year!
Source: http://doodlebugcookies.blogspot.com/2010/10/happy-halloween.html
These are cute ideas for a variety of witch hats for Halloween, cuter than just black.
Source: http://doodlebugcookies.blogspot.com/2010/10/happy-halloween.html
After posting the previous witch hat cookies, I stumbled upon these, which I like even better!
Source: http://www.etsy.com/listing/105177403/halloween-bat-cookies
These bats are adorable, but I think I will frost mine in purple, because black frosting is not pretty in your mouth.
I hope these cookies give you some inspiration. I would love to see your Halloween cookie creations! I will begin baking this afternoon, so check back for pictures of my original creations!
Hi Chloe!
I have been fortunate enough to enjoy some of your Christmas cookies and they were not only visually-appealing but the taste? O.M.G. Delicous! I think you undersell yourself in the baking department!
I have to absolutely agree with this remark, “…black frosting is not pretty in your mouth.” I had the pleasure of enjoying a scrumptious Phantom of the Opera-themed cake at a party once. The cake was fantastic but the black frosting tasted a bit like metal and stained my lips and teeth!
Thanks Tim! Even I have a difficult time staying out of the cookies after they are baked! I guess I will have to bring some your way this Christmas!