Spooky Strawberry Ghosts Recipe: Easy and Delicious Halloween Treats
Discover how to make irresistibly cute and tasty Strawberry Ghosts, a perfect Halloween treat full of juicy berries and creamy chocolate! This quick and fun recipe is ideal for festive gatherings or a delightful snack that kids and adults will love. Whether you’re looking for a simple dessert or a creative way to celebrate the spooky season, these strawberry ghosts are sure to enchant everyone.
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Spooky Strawberry Ghosts
Ingredients
Equipment
Method
- Rinse strawberries thoroughly and pat dry on paper towels.
- Line a baking sheet with parchment paper; secure it with cooking spray if it curls.
- Melt the white candy coating gently in a small pot over low heat, stirring constantly until smooth.
- Hold the pot at an angle and dip each strawberry by its stem into the white chocolate, coating both sides.
- When placing strawberries on parchment paper, drag slightly to create a ghost tail effect.
- Let strawberries set at room temperature until firm.
- Melt the darker chocolate and transfer to a small piping bag or Ziploc with a tiny corner cut off.
- Pipe eyes and mouth onto each ghost, then refrigerate briefly to set decorations.
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This recipe uses fresh strawberries dipped in silky white chocolate, transformed into adorable little ghosts with fun chocolate faces. It only takes about 15 minutes from start to finish, making it perfect for last-minute holiday treats or a fun family activity.
Ingredients for Strawberry Ghosts:
- 1 pint fresh strawberries, rinsed and dried
- 8 oz white melting chocolate (candy coating)
- 1 oz dark or milk melting chocolate (for decorating faces)
- Parchment paper
How to Make Strawberry Ghosts: Step-by-Step Guide
Rinse strawberries thoroughly and pat dry on paper towels.
Line a baking sheet with parchment paper; secure it with cooking spray if it curls.
Melt the white candy coating gently in a small pot over low heat, stirring constantly until smooth.
Hold the pot at an angle and dip each strawberry by its stem into the white chocolate, coating both sides.
When placing strawberries on parchment paper, drag slightly to create a ghost tail effect.
Let strawberries set at room temperature until firm.
Melt the darker chocolate and transfer to a small piping bag or Ziploc with a tiny corner cut off.
Pipe eyes and mouth onto each ghost, then refrigerate briefly to set decorations.
Perfect Tips for Strawberry Ghosts Success
- Use fresh, firm strawberries for the best shape and taste.
- Stir the white chocolate constantly while melting to avoid burning.
- Parchment paper sometimes curls, using a little cooking spray helps it stay flat.
- For quicker chilling, place strawberries in the fridge but avoid condensation by allowing them to set for a few minutes at room temperature first.
Fun Variations and Bonus Ideas for Spooky Treats
- Use dark chocolate for dipping instead of white for a different look and richer flavor.
- Add a tiny mint leaf on each ghost’s head for a festive “little hat.”
- Try piping different expressions on each ghost for a playful Halloween theme.
- Pair your strawberry ghosts with pumpkin spice cupcakes or caramel popcorn for a full party spread.
Ready to impress with these charming strawberry ghosts? Pin this recipe now and share it with your friends for a spooky, sweet celebration. Try making it this weekend, your Halloween party just got a whole lot cuter!
