raw Halloween ideas?

[Guest guest]

Hello everybody,

 

I am curious as to what other people in this group are doing for Halloween. Do

you give

edibles out to trick or treating kids? If so, what? Any celebration foods you

bring to or

offer at Halloween-themed parties?

 

I live with my mother, who insists upon handing out MandMs to children, but I'm

adding

some fresh organic pecans-in-the-shell to the mix. Most parents in my

neighborhood

won't let their kids accept not-hermetically-sealed treats so unfortunately most

fruits or

raw prepared treats are out of the question.

 

And I will be offering several raw " celebration foods " at our party tomorrow,

such as a raw

pumpkin pie, some spiced dehydrated pumkin seeds, some pumpkin nog (based upon

pumpkin juice), and a warming spicy cacao drink based upon carrot juice. Several

of these

recipes are on my www.goneraw.com profile if you're looking for some

inspiration:

 

http://www.goneraw.com/account/show/134

 

Otherwise, I'm enjoying using wheat flour for its real purpose: glue! I'm making

paper

maché masks!

 

Happy halloween!

 

-Storm

[Guest guest]

-

Love Food Lane

>I am curious as to what other people in this group are doing for Halloween.

>Do you give

edibles out to trick or treating kids? If so, what? Any celebration foods

you bring to or

offer at Halloween-themed parties?

 

Hi Storm,

 

Jane posted this link back in September:

 

http://greenhalloween.org/content.php?page=treats

 

 

Halloween isn't really big over here in Australia, though the chain stores

are jumping on it re costumes and candy, so we'll probably just celebrate in

our own way. Incidentally, as it's spring, the current holiday is Beltane,

on Nov1 (tomorrow). Though it feels like midsummer, lately...

 

Were I prepared, and society in sync with the seasons rather than the money,

I'd probably hand out something crafted, rather than something to eat.

 

Caron