Cookies, Roundups Halloween Cookies Monster Trilogy 5 from 2 votes Learn how to make my trio of Halloween cookies with a creative twist including Chocolate Chip Cookie Mouths, Zombie Gingerbread & Meringue Bones! By Gemma Stafford | October 15, 2014 | 4 Last updated on November 11, 2019 This post may contain affiliate links. Please see my full disclosure for details. Dessert Chocolate Red Velvet Marshmallows Halloween Baking Pans Hi Bold Bakers! This week I have a trio of Halloween cookies for you! You can make Zombie Cookies, Meringue Bones with Blood Sauce & Chocolate Chip Monster Mouths from some of my favorite Bigger Bolder Baking recipes! So let’s get baking! Halloween Cookies Monster Trilogy 5 from 2 votes Print Recipe Author: Gemma Stafford Dessert Chocolate Red Velvet Marshmallows Halloween Baking Pans Author: Gemma Stafford Ingredients Sugar Cookie1-1/2 cups (360g) butter, cubes and cold2 cups (400g) sugar4 Eggs1 tsp Vanilla extract5 Cups (600g) All-purpose flour2 tsp baking powder1 tsp saltGlaze2 Cups Icing sugarwaterfood dye , black and ivor Instructions Follow the method for sugar cookies from the link about for sugar cookiesOnce Chilled roll out some of the dough on a well floured surfaceCut out the zombies with a gingerbread man cutter and transfer them to a baking tray (this is a soft dough so work fast). Then take a ribbed scone cutter and create the bite marks 🙂Bake at 325oF(160oC) for 18-20 minutes. Until light and golden.To mix the glaze, add water to icing sugar teaspoon by teaspoon until you get the runny consistency.Divide between 2 bowls and add the red food dye to one for the bloodUse a piping bag to draw on the faces. You can use a spoon for the ‘blood’ Leave to dry, around 30 minutes. Store in an airtight container for up to 5 days 🙂 Play Halloween Cookies Monster Trilogy 4.67 from 3 votes Print Recipe Author: Gemma Stafford Dessert Chocolate Red Velvet Marshmallows Halloween Baking Pans Author: Gemma Stafford Ingredients COOKIE DOUGH1 lb Butter (4 sticks), at room temperature360 g (1 3/4 Cups) Sugar360 g (1 3/4 Cups) Dark brown sugar3 Whole eggs1 Tbsp Vanilla extract800 g (6 1/2 Cups) All purpose Flour1 ½ tsp Salt3 tsp Baking soda1 lb (2 Cups) Chocolate chips, good qualityM&M's for color (optional) Instructions With the K beater on your mixer, cream your butter and sugars together until combined.Whisk the eggs and vanilla extract together with a fork and add them to the butter on medium high speed. Add in 3 stages so your mix does not separate.In a Separate bowl, whisk together your dry ingredients.Once all your eggs are incorporated,turn your mix on low and add in the dry ingredients to the mixer in two batches.In between flour additions run your spatula along the bottom of the bowl to make sure the dough is mixed evenly. Lastly pour in your chocolate chips.Scoop the dough to a tablespoon size (small ball)Bake the cookie layers at 350oF (180oC) for 10-12 minutes, depending on the size.When baked and cold spread on the red ‘blood’ icing on both sides.Place the marhmallows around the edges and top off with the lid. Enjoy your monster mouth!!!! Halloween Cookies Monster Trilogy 1 from 1 vote Print Recipe Learn how to make my trio of Halloween cookies with a creative twist including Chocolate Chip Cookie Mouths, Zombie Gingerbread & Meringue Bones! Author: Gemma Stafford Dessert Chocolate Red Velvet Marshmallows Halloween Baking Pans Learn how to make my trio of Halloween cookies with a creative twist including Chocolate Chip Cookie Mouths, Zombie Gingerbread & Meringue Bones! Author: Gemma Stafford Ingredients BLOOD PUDDING (RED VELVET) WITH MERINGUE BONES(This recipe is from www.justataste.com)INGREDIENTSFor the pudding:3/4 cup (150g) sugar1/4 cup (30g) cornstarch1/4 cup (30g) cocoa powder1 tsp cinnamonPinch of salt3 cups (720ml) whole milk1 cup (240ml) heavy whipping cream1/4 cup (60g) sour cream2 teaspoons vanilla2 Tablespoons red food coloring Instructions Make the meringue:Preheat the oven to 200ºF (100oC). Line baking sheets with parchment paper.In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the whisk attachment, beat the egg whites with the salt until they just hold soft peaks. With the mixer still running, gradually add the sugar and continue to beat at high speed until the meringue holds stiff, glossy peaks.Secure the parchment paper to the baking sheets with dabs of meringue.Spoon a portion of the meringue into a pastry bag fitted with a 1/2-inch-wide tip and pipe bones about 1 inch apart. Add more meringue to the pastry bag and pipe more bones in the same manner on the other baking sheet.Bake the bones in the oven, switching the position of the sheets halfway through baking, until crisp but still white, about 1 ½ hours.Turn off the oven and cool the meringue bones in the oven for 1 hour, then transfer them to wire racks to cool completely.Make the pudding: In a large, heavy saucepan, whisk together the sugar, cornstarch, cocoa powder and a pinch of salt.Gradually whisk in the milk, heavy cream and sour cream until combined.Cook the mixture over medium-high heat, whisking intermittently, until it comes to a boil. Boil until thick, whisking constantly, about 2 minutes.Remove the mixture from the heat and strain it through a fine mesh sieve into a large bowl. Whisk in the vanilla and red food coloring. Allow pudding to cool 5 minutes.Refrigerate pudding, uncovered, for at least 2 hours until cold.For serving: Portion the pudding into cups and serve with the meringue bones to use as spoons.* The pudding will firm up as it chills. You can make the pudding up to 1 day in advance and keep it refrigerated, covered, until ready to serve. The cornstarch must come to a boil in order for it to properly thicken the pudding. Get More Articles! Perfect Pumpkin Whoopie PiesGiant One-Pan Skillet Cookie (With Loads of M&Ms!)Absolutely Adorable Homemade Animal CrackersHow to Make Digestive Biscuits Watch The Recipe Video! Play Submit your own photos of this recipe Upload Photo 2 Images Thomas ANTONI Dani Lesher Label Rate this Recipe Rate this Recipe Name* Email* Label Rate this Recipe Rate this Recipe Name* Email* 4 Comments most useful newest oldest Inline Feedbacks View all comments Wendygirl 3 years ago I cant find the Chocolicious link. Can you post it? Saki 3 years ago I was wondering if you could use this red velvet pudding in a pie? You hear of chocolate pudding pie for Christmas n such so why not this one? Would it work the same as just putting it in a baked pie shell and letting it cool for hours? Please make this into a video if you can for an extra spooky blood pie! About Us Meet Gemma About Us Meet Gemma Hi Bold Bakers! I’m Gemma Stafford, a professional chef originally from Ireland, and I want to help you bake with confidence anytime, anywhere! No matter your skills, I have you covered. 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