Halloween Oreo Cookies 20OZ

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It would be best if you used vegetable shortening in this recipe. Vegetable oil and/or butter are not recommended substitutions. For this years 6th annual #HalloweenTreatsWeek event we have 18 hauntingly talented bloggers that are sharing their favorite Halloween recipes throughout the week! You can following the hashtag #HalloweenTreatsWeek on social media to collect all of these frightful recipes to use at your own Halloween parties and events! Melting chocolate wafers: The chocolate holds the balls together and gives the type of spooky treat its base color. Once you dip the cookie, try to remove as much excess chocolate from the cookie as possible before adding the finishing touches. If you don’t, the excess chocolate will pool around the cookie.

Prepare the oven and cookie sheets –Preheat the oven to 375ºF and line two cookie sheetswith parchment paper and set aside. Slowly mix the flour mixture into the wet ingredients and blend the ingredients together until everything is moistened. Dip. Drop the Oreo balls into the chocolate and roll it around in the dish coating the entire ball. Using a fork, lift the ball out and tap the fork on the edge of the bowl to remove excess chocolate. Transfer to baking sheet. Get out microwave safe bowls to melt the candy. Place each of the candy melts in a separate microwave safe bowl. Heat in 30 second intervals, stirring after each interval until fully melted. Be careful not to over heat.

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Secondly, this Oreo dessert doesn’t require any baking or the stove at all. A few minutes of melting chocolate wafers in the microwave is all you do and the rest is just dipping and creating. Best of all – they are widely accessible and affordable, and most moms already have them at home. So if some unannounced visitors come in a few hours, you know you can put together something cool and Halloween themed for the kids. How to Use Halloween Oreos for Best Treat Ideas Top with candies –Take the remaining Oreos and crush them into large pieces and gently press them on top of the cookie dough. Gently press some M&M's on top of the cookie dough. This is definitely the easiest variation. All you need are some fun seasonal sprinkles (I used these). Then once you dip the cookie balls in melted chocolate (use whichever color you’d like), immediately add the sprinkles on top. Make sure to act fast before it hardens! Beat in the egg and vanilla –Beat in the egg until incorporated and stir in the vanilla extract until mixed.

I use a cutting board to put everything on while I’m making them–but the counter will work too. Preparation You can substitute any color of melting wafer you have— green and purple would also be great for Halloween! Melt purple candy melts in the microwave. It is best to melt using 30 second intervals to prevent burning. Scoop. Using a small cookie scoop, scoop out the dough and roll the Oreo mixture between your hands to form balls. Place them on the parchment lined cookie sheet. Freeze for 10-15 minutes or until they are slightly firm.Edible EyeBalls- These cute little guys can be found in the baking section of your local grocery store or here. No microwave, no problem. You can melt all of your ingredients in a double boiler. This will give you the same results without a microwave. Just make sure to heat the mixture well, once it boils allow it to stay on the heat for another 2 minutes to let the sugar dissolve. How can I take these Halloween brownies to the next level? My kids are just hitting the age where they like a little bit of gore during Halloween, so these Spooky Halloween Oreos at Family Fresh Meals ( above and very top) are at the top of my list. My kids immediately screamed, “yes!” when I showed them this Halloween treat recipe. They may even be the easiest to create out of all the ideas here, which is a win for both of us.

Type of chocolate. My favorite type to use for Oreo balls are Ghirardelli melting wafers. They’re high quality, have a smooth finish and taste super delicious. Absolutely! Feel free to get creative with different color combinations, add other types of sprinkles, or create your own unique decorations. You can make spooky Halloween designs if you think that would be more fun. Can I use milk chocolate instead of candy melts?Yes! Feel free to mix in ⅓ cup of your favorite semi-sweet chocolate chips or chocolate chunks. Just make sure you are using high-quality ingredients! I DO NOT HAVE A MICROWAVE, WHAT SHOULD I DO? Combine the dry ingredients– In a separate bowl, combine the spooned & leveled all-purpose flour, the baking soda, and salt. Here are the ingredients you will need to make this Halloween Oreo stuffed brownie recipe. Make sure to scroll down to the recipe card for the full detailed ingredient measurements. This delicious treat works for every season too! Just change up the Oreo color of flavor that you use.

These Oreo Bats literally can’t be any easier! Whether you’re looking for a fun and simple Halloween activity with the kids, a treat for your Halloween party, or a class Halloween activity, these Oreo Bats are your answer! Beat the softened butter until smooth and creamy. Add in the granulated sugar and the brown sugar and beat until combined. This will take roughly 3-4 minutes. Repeat the same melting process for the remaining two chocolates. Place the finished Oreos in the refrigerator and allow them to chill for at least 20 minutes. This will help set the chocolate. Simply melt the candy melts one color at a time and dip the Oreos. You want to decorate each individual Oreo after it has been dipped or the coating will cool too much. What are candy melts? Candy melts are vanilla-flavored discs for candy making and coating. They come in multiple colors for all kinds of fun treats! You can buy them at Walmart, craft and party stores, and other grocery stores. How do you make dipped Oreos into mummies?

With a butter knife, scrape half of the cream off the cookie. Divide that cream into two, and roll into two small balls. Gently flatten with your finger. These two rounds will become the white of the bat’s eyes. It is made with simple ingredients that you probably already have on hand of can easily get from the grocery store. Trust me when I tell you this will be the start of the show! Why do you need to make this recipe! After you melt one of the colors of candy melts or chocolate, drop an Oreo in and cover it completely. Use a fork to lift out and give it a little shake to remove the excess drips coming off the bottom.