Saturday, October 31st, 2009...8:13 pm
Halloween Cooking Projects with Kids
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It came as no surprise when my son’s 2nd grade class “party parent” called to ask if I would lead a food project at their Halloween party. Of course I agreed, and set to work to find something healthy that the kids would not only have fun making, but would love to eat as well.
I settled on an oldie-but-goodie, Monster Paws (gloves filled with popcorn and candy corn finger nails) but wanted one more simple idea. I decided to try making some Banana Ghosts that my pal Aviva created with her son. They were a huge hit!
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- Filling a Monster Paw
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- Banana Ghost
Try making Banana Ghosts with your kids.
- Cut a banana in half, lengthwise, and have your kids peel the pieces
- Insert a popsicle stick into the flat (cut) end
- Poke the pointy sides of two chocolate chips into the banana for eyes
- Devour!
Do you have a healthy Halloween treat that your kids love to make and eat?
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4 Comments
November 1st, 2009 at 10:11 am
Michelle,
Those look like great fun. We were up at a farmers’ market in a northern suburb making Bug Salsa, Tortilla Spikes and Witches Brew. The kids really loved it! http://littlelocavores.blogspot.com/2009/10/frightful-holiday.html
November 1st, 2009 at 12:30 pm
That’s such a great idea! I love the banana ghosts. Maybe it would actually get my daughter to finish a banana.
November 1st, 2009 at 8:09 pm
Thanks for the link to your post, Melissa! That sounds like lots of fun. It is so much fun to see what my like-minded pals are up to in the proverbial kitchen!
Mariko – yes, give these a try with your daughter. The kids all loved them – the chocolate chips helped, I am sure!
November 2nd, 2009 at 8:08 pm
The monster paws are winners — I’m going to pass that idea to my grandkids.
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