A fun tribute to Halloween for my granddaughter who loves all holidays.

Happy Halloween! Food can be so creative and fun this time of the year. This week I made mummy hot dogs for my grandchildren.

An extra spooky, extra spicy tomato-y beverage. Best served with lots of garnishes.

Which is your favourite Halloween cocktail? I usually opt for the classic among the cocktails: Bloody Mary. Cheers!

Frightfully delicious candy illustration

I was sooo tempted to use color inks, I thought I'd do something more traditional for inktober. Did you know you can feed cooked pumpkin to cats and dogs? Just mix it in with their wet food (but make sure no seeds or skin.)

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Happy Halloween everyone!

This recipe is packed full of immune boosting and healthy ingredients including the fabled garlic. Garlic has long been credited as a repellent for evil spirits. Some cultures believed eating garlic helped open your mind to the spiritual world. This increased awareness made you better able to ward off evil spirits.

It is also known to boost the function of the immune system, and in studies shown to reduce the symptoms of a common cold.

Ginger helps with digestion, nausea and helps fight the common cold.
Honey is rich in antioxidants and is often used to soothe sore throats.
Turmeric is a great anti-inflammatory and antioxidant.
Apple Cider Vinegar can kill harmful bacteria.

No Halloween party is complete without a spread of sweets and spooky treats

Quick and easy Candy Apples for everyone! I am a current sophomore in Illustration at CIA.

Not gonna lie, I'm definitely all about the candy at Halloween!

This is a fall staple that with the correct mix and chewing can taste like a snickers!

A five step recipe that will get you in the spirit of fall and all of its fun friends and festivities! I am a current sophomore at the Cleveland Institute of Art and this is my first recipe submission, I hope you enjoy!

A delicious Creamy and herb filled pumpkin soup. This recipe was given to me from my cousin. Now We make it every year for Halloween and then again for thanksgiving.