So remember those simple holiday meals (St. Patrick’s Day and Easter) I have mentioned before?

Halloween is when we get to have Count Chocula for breakfast. Lunch is usually the fun meal for the kids. We make mummy dogs, which are hot dogs wrapped in crescent dough, orange jello and Jack-o-lantern California cuties the kids decorated.

For dinner, my mom brought over White Bean and Ham Soup, her traditonal Halloween dinner. It was very filling and something warm before we headed outside. Our side dish was Peach Pumpkins, which are peach halves filled with cottage cheese and raisin faces.

How much longer until we go trick-or-treating?