honey. Adjust the amounts of the other ingredients depending to the amount of candies you want. Homemade honey will give better taste. The honey can also be crystallized (see step 2) • teaspoon water • powdered/icing sugar (optional) • Some cold water (from the fridge) in a small bowl • lemon juice, freshly squeezed (not required if no sugar is added) • teaspoon cinnamon
margarine sticks in total • (1/2 - 3/5 cup) powdered/icing sugar. I used a measuring cup which has ml as unit of measurement, but you can check the converted units and use your own equipment • milk chocolate or semi-sweet baking bar (use semi-sweet for dairy-free/lenten chocolates) — approximately one US 4 oz (113g) baking bar • honey. Homemade honey will give a better taste. The honey can also be crystallized (see step 2) • cocoa powder • Some cold water (from the fridge) in a small bowl
all-purpose flour about 2 cups • sea salt • baking soda • baking powder • granulated sugar about ½ cup • light brown sugar about ½ cup, packed • butter, unsalted softened • large egg • pure vanilla extract • leftover Halloween candy chopped small (about ⅔ cup) plus more for the top
+ 2 Tablespoons powdered sugar • water (to start, then more. See below) • vanilla • cream of tartar • meringue powder • Hand mixer (or a stand mixer with a whisk attachment) • Black gel food coloring • piping tips: a #2 and a #1 • piping bags • Cookie sheet lined with parchment paper
Sampalok (Sweet Tamarind) • brown sugar • water • flour or mashed sweet potato (optional) • Sugar (for rolling) • Salt • Cellophane wrapper (for packaging) or a container with lid
white sugar • light corn syrup • creamy peanut butter • corn chips (14 oz) I only used one bag by accident • chocolate chips • Optional: 2 Tbs sprinkles
powdered sugar • cream cheese • butter • Various food colorings • Various flavoring oils (must be oils, not extracts) - my favorites are cinnamon, butter rum, anise, peppermint, spearmint, or wintergreen