Learn how to make your own 'char-spookery' board for Halloween.
Frighteningly tasty Just because it’s spooky season doesn’t mean you should frighten your party guests with rubbish Halloween food. Given the occasion, you want to serve up on-theme dishes that taste delicious and look as enticing as a bare neck to a vampire. That’s where ‘boo boards’ come in. A charcuterie board is a true crowd-pleaser at any event, offering something for everyone to pick at and serving as a pretty table decoration too.
To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Ingredients Mummy Peppers 8 small peppers 1/2 sheet rolled puff pastry Blackberry Spiders 6 food safe plastic spiders 6 blackberries 6 triangles of The Laughing Cow cheese 6 crackers plus extra for the board Zombie Fingers 12 chipolatas 12 whole almonds Melted Ghoul Fondue 3 triangles of The Laughing Cow cheese 4 Babybels 100ml bouble cream Edible Eyes 3 Babybels 30 slices of salami...
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