Fire burn, and caldron bubble.
Fillet of a fenny snake
In the cauldron boil and bake.
Eye of newt, and toe of frog...
If you've read Macbeth, you know the famous words of the three witches. And if you are really clever, you'll spy a few of their wretched ingredients floating in my cauldron.
When I spied these salsa dip bowls at...wait for it...Dollar Tree, I said to myself "Self, don't those look like cauldrons?" And self said, "Yes, Dawn...they do!"
All you need is some tinted cake...any old vanilla cake recipe or store bought mix will do. Bake it in a 9 X 13 pan so you can easily slice and dice it. And you'll need matching frosting. Again, any old vanilla frosting recipe or store bought frosting will do. Quick, which way do you think mine are?
Make them a fun shade of green...mine is a mix of Wilton's Kelly Green and Leaf Green icing colors. Break out a large star piping tip (mine is a 1M), pipe on your frosting, and add a few accouterments...plastic eyeballs (remove before eating of course, or if you can find them, gummy eyeballs), gummy worms and frogs. But feel free to add whatever you can find...a few spiders, maybe small candy bones, a finger or two...
You have to stir your cauldron, so don't forget add a wooden fork or spoon.
And if you have some cake left over, break out a few push pop containers and create a few adorable...no, spooky Frankenpops! Just a few details with a permanent marker...
...and a swirl of chocolate frosting. I think the frosting is my favorite...because it's chocolate.
Add a few streaks of white frosting for The Bride Of Frankenpop...
Running off to Dollar Tree again? I'll wait...grab the packs of eyeballs and gummy worms while you're there...


































Dawn, these are awesome! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI so appreciate your creativity!
LOVE the cauldrons!!!!
ReplyDeleteThese are great! I totally wish I had a Halloween party to bring them too! Pinning for next year :)
ReplyDeleteThe Frankenpops are SO cute! Love them!
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