Halloween dinner party recipe ideas
You’re never too old to enjoy this magical season.
It’s a time where witchcraft isn’t frowned upon, and looking as frightening as possible is the norm.
A time where you can get weird, and explore your inner malevolent side without question.
It’s also a great excuse to get creative in the kitchen, and host some seriously spooky dinner parties!
In this blog we’ve chosen the most eerie-yet-elegant recipes, to blow the cobwebs away from your cauldron.
Below are some of our favourites.
A Sinister Spread
Dark and devilish. Perfect for a ghoulish, grown-up get together.
With a black, orange, purple and red combination, you’ll have fully understood the assignment with this beautiful spread.
Simply arrange some dark fruits such as dates, plums and figs. Along with cheeses and pumpernickel crisps, on black servings plates.
Simply beautiful, and the perfect, aesthetically-pleasing platter to impress your guests.
The Underwater Underworld
This beautiful ramen dish will be a huge-hit with seafood lovers.
Mainly consisting of mussels, squid, salmon roe, miso and mushrooms.
The dark black ‘worms’ are simply squid-ink spaghetti, with a clever twist.
For the full recipe and instructions click here.
The Perfect Pumpkin
This low calorie curry doesn’t take forever to prep or cook. Making it an excellent choice if time isn’t on your side.
Blood and Brie
A mouthwatering, bloody pomegranate baked brie that really looks the part.
Especially for a sophisticated dinner party amongst the undead.
Rich and creamy, with an added sweet-kick to balance the flavours evenly.
It’s also so easy to make too!
Anyone for seconds?
Chilling Chorizo
Honey and red wine glazed chorizo bites.
Rich, flavoursome and easy to make.
An excellent appetiser over a glass of wine before the fun starts!
Swamp Eggs
Naturally dyed deviled eggs, turned into something that looks quite horrifying!
No food colouring is used either, making them even more guilt-free.
As for the swamp-dredged filling, it’s just a glorious mix of creamy garlic and dill.
We love it!
Halloween dinner party recipe ideas