Zombie Apocalypse Tablescape and Party

Zombies were stumbling in from

all over a few nights ago 

for our Zombie Apocalypse Party.

This Zombie Bride was ready to greet everyone

along with this spooky guy

who was playing music in

the entryway.

It is buffet, Zombie Buffet Style,  as we

are serving 65 guests tonight.

It should be a bone chilling event.

No need to chase after each other

when we have food this tempting for all

of the Zombies.

How about a little 

Stewed Slimy Ogre 

as a main course, 

served on top of rounds of

Bone Meal Bread.

That might go nicely with some

Graveyard Dip

or some

Barf Dip.

Test these out too.

How about some Krispy Kremes,

Vampire Style?

or Glo Ball Eyes?

Blood shot eyes are yummy too.

These creepy little cookies are watching you!

Lots of fun Halloween cupcakes

to choose from.  Zombies really

loved these ones.

Here's some of your "head chefs" for the

night.  Thank you Zombie girls for all the

help!  

Would you want to eat food they prepared?

That's why we didn't tell anyone!!

In the end it was a 

HOWLING

and 

SCREAMING

GOOD TIME!!

(Ogre was Chili Verde, Bone Meal Bread

was flour and corn tortillas, all of the fun

Halloween accessories were from Zurcher's -

the test tubes, flatware,

hatchet and candelabra signs.)

Inspiration for the cupcakes were

Broken Glass Cupcakes

Vampire Cupcakes

Werewolf Cupcakes

I will be posting this with

Tablescapes Thursday

Prefer a Vampire or a Werewolf Cupcake?

Playing in the kitchen today

with my friend Hannah

and I finally got to try these

fabulous Vampire Cupcakes

I have seen on the internet.

I have vowed I would make the

vampire cupcakes for several years.

They remind me of Edward Cullen!

Or how about these Werewolf Cupcakes?

They remind me of Jacob.

Or how about some broken glass?

It was such a fun day playing with

flour and sugar and red food coloring.

I love to play in the kitchen, especially 

around holidays.

(I used Americolor red gel food

coloring on an almond buttercream 

frosting.  The fangs were made by poking

a skewer in and dragging it down the cupcake.

The claw marks were made by dragging the

edge of a knife through the food coloring.

The glass recipe was the link I gave but poured

out as is, I would have had super thick glass.  A

big complaint was how yellow the glass is, but poured

super thin, it doesn't look yellow.  Caution, if the "glass

is thin, the moisture in the frosting made it bend after

a few hours so I would add the "glass" right 

before serving. )

I will be posting this with

Foodie Friday