halloween baking

Check out Nordic Ware’s new Skull Bites Cakelet Pan for Halloween 2021! It’s available via Sur la Table.com (affiliate link). I’m very excited to add this to my Halloween seasonal bakeware collection, and start baking with it right away. (Well, when it gets cool enough to turn the oven on in my scorching hot humid house, I mean!) The Skull ...

I’ve been trying not to keep a bunch of fattening, sugary, diabetes-inducing cookies around the house. But who could resist baking up a batch of spiderweb cookies and plopping them into this adorable Martha Stewart haunted house cookie jar? Or perhaps you might prefer to bake her bat and cobweb cookies or make her spiderweb Florentines? ...

I already own quite a few Nordic cake pans, but not this Haunted Manor Bundt cake pan (via Amazon). I’m dreaming up a whole bunch of uses for this – I’ll try red velvet cake, chocolate cake with green and purple frosting decorations, gingerbread, and perhaps a terrifying white cake with blood red accents! The Haunted Manor cake comes out ...

It’s snowy and rainy here in Seattle – we’re still deep in our gloomy winter. We’re doing a lot of baking in my household right now, and it occurs to me that now that Halloween is long past, there still should be nothing stopping me from baking and serving up horrific treats! This Frankenstein’s Monster cookie jar looks quite grumpy. ...

Last year I picked up this Wilton Skull cake pan, and happily baked a couple of chocolate cakes with it. I experimented with angel food cake and red velvet cake too, admiring the different color possibilities for my finished skull cake product. One day my cousin Kaiti Kat, an artist, came over for a fun day of baking. Check out ...