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Ghoulishly Good Halloween CupcakesEnjoy these creepy cupcake concepts, and don't forget to get creative! The options for Halloween decorating FUN are endless. Cook up your own frighteningly fabulous Halloween cupcake concoctions. This project is a great opportunity for your children to use their imaginations. Ask them what their favorite Halloween character is, then work together to recreate it on a cupcake! Scary, gross, funny… This delicious dessert is certain to bring a smile to everyone's face. Stop by iParty for everything you need to bring your Halloween cupcake ideas to life. |
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Combine 1/2 container of vanilla frosting and several drops of black food coloring in a small bowl. The frosting should now be a light shade of gravestone gray. Set aside. |
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Combine shredded coconut and several drops of green food coloring. The coconut should now be green. This will be the grass atop your cupcakes. Set aside. |
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To create gravestones:
- Frost Vienna Fingers® using grey frosting. Frost each cookie on all sides, but only cover half the length of the cookie.
- Using black icing draw a border around the cookie, and write "RIP."
- Place gravestones in fridge to cool and set, for at least 10 minutes.
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To create ghosts:
- Frost Vienna Fingers® using white frosting. Frost each cookie on all sides, but only cover half the length of the cookie.
- Using black icing draw a ghost shape on your cookie. Dot icing for eyes and mouth.
- Place ghosts in fridge to cool and set, for at least 10 minutes.
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Using 1 container of vanilla frosting, frost all cupcakes. (Make sure they are completely cooled, or the frosting will melt.) |
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Remove your ghosts and gravestones from the fridge. |
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Gently push one ghost or gravestone into a cupcake. Do this toward the center of the cupcake, or it may tip over. |
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Continue until all cupcakes have a ghost or gravestone. |
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Sprinkle coconut "grass" over the top of each cupcake. Cover the entire surface. |
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Add a candy corn pumpkin to each cupcake. |
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