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Wednesday 28 October 2015

Spooky Halloween Recipes - Melon Monster Face and Eyeball Spaghetti

Aldi has some great Specialbuys for Halloween this year. They also have some fantastic Halloween recipes that will make some devilishly delicious meals, snacks, drinks and desserts for your little monsters! All the ingredients are available in store at Aldi's great prices, so you can impress your guests for less.

Here are my favourite two recipes from the collection that I have made. Both recipes were pretty straightforward and the family loved them. The end results were quite impressive and the Melon Monster Face would make a fantastic centre piece for a Halloween party table.

I've included the prices for the ingredients bought from Aldi (prices correct as of 28/10/2015).

Melon Monster Face

Aldi, halloween


Ingredients:

1 Watermelon £1.99
4 ripe Plums 59p pack
4 Satsumas 99p pack
4 Funsize Eating Apples 59p pack

Method:

Cut the top off the watermelon.
Carefully scoop out all the flesh, cut into small chunks and remove the pips.
Cut a large mouth and some eyes into the side of the watermelon.
Core and chop the apples.
Peel and segment the satsumas.
Halve the plums, remove the stones and chop.
Mix the watermelon chunks, plums, apples and satsumas together – put into the watermelon, with some pouring out of the mouth onto a plate.

Aldi, Halloween


Eyeball Spaghetti 

Halloween, Aldi


Ingredients:

400g Cucina Italian Spaghetti 49p
1 x 500g Jar Cucina Pasta Sauce 69p
1 x pack mixed peppers 89p
1 x 200g pack Lyttos Greek Feta  99p
1 x pack cherry tomatoes 99p
A few basil leaves 29p pack

Method:

Cut a thin slice off the top of each tomato, with a small teaspoon scoop out some of the centre, push a cube of feta cheese into the hole shaping into a round – repeat with the rest of the tomatoes.
Make pupils using basil.
Cook the spaghetti as per the instructions on the packet.
Chop the peppers into small pieces, add them to the pasta sauce in a saucepan and heat through.
Drain the pasta, serve with the sauce.
Divide between 4 bowls and pop a pair of tomato eyes on top.


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