BOOmeringues & September LOL Food Blogger Posts

by Lora Wiley-Lennartz
Although I love Halloween and will be attending a great party tonight in an apartment with a terrace overlooking the NYC Village Halloween parade, I am a bit sad about the state of my blog this month. October was a freight train whizzing by and it left all my fabulous Halloween baking ideas in the dust. They all will just have to wait until next year.  BOO-hoo.
I did do a huge amount of generic Halloween baking this month for parties and events, just didn’t have time the spare time to photograph and post everything.
For my own Halloween kickoff cocktail party I made Halloween themed food and treats. All I have to show for it is this picture of a fleshless face dip.
These BOOmeringues are also from my party. They are a bit wonky and I was hesitant to post them but I had nothing else Halloweeny and the visual pun was perfect for the theme of this post.
For the meringues, you can use any recipe. Instead of piping upwards to make standing ghosts. I made boomerang shapes.

Enough whining and onto the posts this month that turned my frown upside down:

King Arthur Flour’s Specialty Sugars: Buttons and Bow for Your Baking

Lentil Breakdown’s Single Bite Occupy LA

Endless Simmer’s A Jack ‘OLantern’s Home Birth

Kitchen Scraps’ Evil Pumpkin Zombies (Check out the directions)

Joy the Baker’s Don’t be a Slutty Panda for Halloween Advice

Speaking of slutty costumes, this made me howl:

Happy Halloween Everyone!

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12 comments

Sue November 17, 2011 - 1:18 am

Love your play on words and that face looks downright REAL! Yikes! 🙂

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Nazarina A November 1, 2011 - 11:39 pm

Wow, wow! Your creativity is so darn refreshing! I simply love the fleshy face, I am going to make that for a tailgate party if you don't mind he! he! Even the little meringue ghosts are too cute for words!

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Lorraine @ Not Quite Nigella November 2, 2011 - 3:08 am

That's brilliant and so very creative-happy Halloween! 😀

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Jennifer November 1, 2011 - 2:02 pm

Love the face! I also love your BooMeringues! I feel guilty because I have egg whites in my fridge that were supposed to be made into meringue ghosts yesterday but didn't make it. Going to try again today!

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Paula November 1, 2011 - 1:30 pm

Your Boomeringues are too cute and that fleshless dip face is grossly amazing. You really have to post the recipe and *how-to* for this one sometime. What a perfect dish for a Halloween party.

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SprinkleBakes November 1, 2011 - 12:45 pm

Ew, ew, ew! I am totally grossed out by that fleshless face! I love it!!

Cute boo-meringues too! Very clever. 🙂

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Joanne November 1, 2011 - 11:21 am

I LOVE the pun! And these little ghosts are so cute, and I bet equally as delicious!

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shaz November 1, 2011 - 10:21 am

How cute! Now I get it, Boo-meringue, very clever. I feel the same way about October too. Actually I've been feeling that way since about July. Hope you had lots of fun at your party, and that "face" eeeeee, scary!

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Lauren November 1, 2011 - 12:36 am

October was totally insane! I guess things won't quiet down until after the New Year at this point…

LOL about "don't be a slutty Michelle Obama!" I was totally cheap and went with a $0 Stevie Nicks costume. Thanks to years of random dance classes, I had everything I needed in my closet!

Hope you have a blast at your party! Sounds like fun! Your "fleshless face" dip is pretty amazing–you might need to do a step-by-step for that one. I'm trying to figure out how you made the nose!

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RogueApe October 31, 2011 - 8:40 pm

Love these boomeringues – as an Aussie it's great to have an alternative look for the big H day – ghostly throwers that (be-warned) return to haunt another year 😉

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The Duo Dishes October 31, 2011 - 7:04 pm

The fleshless face dip is totally scary! How'd you even think of that one? Yikes! Lots of fun treats here.

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Faith October 31, 2011 - 6:19 pm

Such cute and tasty Halloween treats! That dip looks spookily delicious too!

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