I warned you....
First you make Rice Krispie treat stuff and shape it into rough cylinders in your hands. Like giant slugs. Oh, butter your hands first so they don't stick and lay them on wax paper to cool.
Then melt a bunch of chocolate chips slowly in the microwave and...
coat the Rice Krispie treats with the chocolate. While the chocolate is still soft, push a few pieces of candy corn into it.
And speaking of disgusting stuff, I made the "guts" for my Fire Roasted Flesh Worms this morning. I used Julia Child's cranberry chutney recipe and it looks perfect. The original recipe called for chili (!?) for the guts, but this is a Gourmand Halloween party, and a sweet chutney will go nicely with the roasted pork. Much better than chili, don't you think?
You are soooooo bad!!! Reminds me of the baby showers I have been to where the potty chair is presented with lemon jellow and a Baby Ruth candy bar in it!
ReplyDeleteWell we have to have one day a year when "gross" is permissible--even encouraged! C
ReplyDeleteI would lovvve to trick or treat at your house! Hope you'll pop over and check out my true horror story! V.
ReplyDeleteI am sure the boys loved it!
ReplyDeleteI can't believe you put this on your tasteful blog!
ReplyDeleteBut since you did, I must say I recognized it right off through personal experience. When my daughter was little, she loved corn on the cob, so I put it in her lunchbox every day when she went to preschool. One day the teacher told me they didn't know who had used the little potty until they saw it was "corn poo," so they knew who had done it!
It's amazing how corn looks the same coming out as it did going in.
I can't believe you put this on your tasteful blog!
ReplyDeleteBut since you did, I must say I recognized it right off through personal experience. When my daughter was little, she loved corn on the cob, so I put it in her lunchbox every day when she went to preschool. One day the teacher told me they didn't know who had used the little potty until they saw it was "corn poo," so they knew who had done it!
It's amazing how corn looks the same coming out as it did going in.