Spooky Snacks
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Plan Z Phase: This is a Z3(ZReboot) recipe.
Here’s an idea from the Plan Z kitchen. Use this as Halloween inspiration to create your own deliciously spooky snacks!nThere are so many ways to spin this. The best part? No candy required.
Ingredients:
- Large bell peppers
- finger-friendly veggies: carrots, cauliflower, broccoli
Instructions:
Wash all your vegetables.
Using a sharp knife, cut a straight line across the top of each bell pepper decapitating it (insert wicked laugh here). Clean out the white membranes and seeds. Then cut jack-o-lantern like faces into each bell pepper.
Now, fill each bell pepper with the finger-friendly veggie of your choosing!
Looking for something a little more exciting for adults? Why not stuff these peppers with guacamole or spinach and artichoke dip?
Enjoy!
Cheers,
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