Today I'm participating in the "Ghouls Just Wanna Have Fun" party.
Treats
Peanut brittle was one of my Dad’s favorite treats and I used to make him a huge batch each year. Now I make it for the 250-plus little costumed characters that show up on our doorstep Halloween evening. Preparing treats each year keeps us busy.
Updated Aug. 24, 2009: a smart and kind reader let me know I forgot a major ingredient. Please add ½ cup Karo white syrup to the ingredients list in Step 1. Thank you, Deb!
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This recipe is super easy and, if you follow the directions, never fails. It is important to carefully study the recipe and have everything organized and ready before beginning.
I made thank-you Halloween cupcake treats for the staff of the hospital caring for my friend. I’m delivering them this morning so I’ve got to run in a minute.
Tricks
Our friend and nearby neighbor Brad decorates his front yard fabulously for Halloween each year. He and Maggie stand out front the entire evening greeting visitors and handing out treats. Brad took this photo of us in our costumes standing in front of his display.
Happy Halloween from my honey the Leprechaun and Mummy me in my shroud!
Great recipes, happy Halloween.
ReplyDeleteHappy Halloween! :)
ReplyDeleteWow, all that peanut brittle is impressive! Thanks for sharing the recipe.
ReplyDeleteLove your treats and your costumes! Happy Halloween :)
ReplyDeleteFun!
ReplyDeleteWe're leaving soon to friends' where we eat chili and bread and yak and the kids scare the trick-or-treaters. This year they've got a terrific ape suit which is very intimidating IMHO!
Happy Halloween!
Jody
Ooh, fabulous treats and great costumes! Happy Halloween!
ReplyDeleteCool costumes! Happy Halloween!
ReplyDeleteYou made homemade treats for your trick-or-treaters AND cupcakes for the hospital staff.
ReplyDeleteI'm tell you Junie, we were meant to be friends. I have SO much to learn from you!
You really are one amazing human being. Happy Halloween to you my friend!
That peanut brittle looks so GOOD I wish I could just reach through the screen and get some!
ReplyDeleteHappy Halloween!
Sandra Evertson
Oh -I am coming to your house trick or treating :).
ReplyDeleteHappy Halloween Junie :)
crystalxo
OMG !! You have been a busy beaver.
ReplyDeleteLove all the photos.
250 kids come around, I can't believe it. The peanut brittle looks great but we would have too many people worried about peanut allegies around here.
Oh I would love to come and visit one year at Halloween if only to see your neighbours display.
You guys look great. Hubby gets dressed up too....
Happy Halloween to you!! I live with a leprechaun too...check my March archives.
ReplyDeleteHappy Halloween...would love
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bag of that Peanut brittle - looks
so good! Love the costumes, too:)
That is such a wonderful recipe for peanut brittle. A friend shared it with me last Christmas and I made it for EVERYONE!
ReplyDeleteHappy Halloween, The Peanut Brittle Looks Divine, I may Have to try it with the Holidays Coming Up :)
ReplyDeleteGreat Post, everything looks so yummy!
Angie
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Junie Moon-
ReplyDeleteI live in Arizona too; your neighborhood is definitely more fun then mine...thanks for sharing! Have a wonderful evening.....stop by my blog sometime
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jodi
Last night on the Food Network they made peanut brittle. They just knew you were going to post about it! I may come knocking at your door.
ReplyDeleteYour costumes are great... when do you have time to sleep with all you do???
Have a fun evening!
Joni-the-witch
wonderful treats - and I was getting hungry with all this flying around...
ReplyDeletexox - eb.
I love it when people get that involved in the holiday!!
ReplyDeleteThe peanut brittle sounds sooo good and the treats look divine!
Happy Halloween!
Oh, what a day to be doing Weight Watchers!
ReplyDeleteyum...have we danced yet...hope you're having a ghoulish day...blessings, rebecca
ReplyDeleteWhat a terrific stop on my party rounds!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing :)
Happy Halloween,
Kimberley
trick or treat!
ReplyDeleteis it too late?
:-)
we are rockin'
at the Blog Halloween Party!
here is some eye-of-newt fudge
for you.
hope you enjoy it!
Love the costumes! hope you have a wonderful halloween!!!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Halloween!! I wish I could have trick or treated at your house tonight, I so love peanut brittle:-) xo
ReplyDelete*~* Happy Halloween *~*
ReplyDeleteMmmmmmm, I love peanut brittle! I've nver tired making it myself. Thanks for the recipe. :o)
Love all your treats...and thanks for the recipe too! Oh I made cupcakes too for the halloween bash. YUM....what's not to like about a cupcake? LOVE IT!
ReplyDeleteHappy Halloween and thanks for sharing all your fun halloween treat tips.
I'm bleary eye-d and still making the party rounds early this morning....LOL. The PNB looks fantastic...wish you lived near here.
ReplyDeleteHope it was a a Happy Halloween.
Ahhhhhhh peanut brittle. I remember my grandmother making it every year. Hope you had a Happy Halloween.
ReplyDeleteMy dad also loves peanut brittle! Thank you so much for the recipe, the little treat bags you made look very cute, i usually make some treat bags for the little ghouls too, although i was out on halloween this year! I did manage to take part in the blog party though, I wasnt going to miss it....Happy late halloween
ReplyDeletePriscilla x
Finally stopping by even though the party is long over. I can't believe you get that many trick or treaters! We're lucky if we get a handful. And then we're stuck eating all that candy ourselves. Well, maybe that part isn't so bad. My mom is the peanut brittle lover in our family. I'm always afraid I'm gonna break a tooth on the stuff - although it's sure tasty.
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