With all the craziness and excitement of Halloween, how do we get everything done and feed the kids too? Just make a big batch of these Pizza Mummies in the morning and all you have to do before everyone shows up for the big fashion show is toss them in the oven for a few minutes.
Every year we go to my dear friend Keri’s house for her famous Halloween party. If kids and parents alike could design their dream Halloween party, they would both come up with this one. We’re talking games, arts and crafts, a dead end street with house after house decorated to the nines, kids and adults decked out in their spooky best, a relaxed vibe, and tons and tons of homemade food. If Keri ever stops hosting this shindig I don’t know what I’ll do, because my kids only association with Halloween is this party and I can’t bear the thought of telling them that as fun as Halloween is, it could never be as awesome as Keri makes it.
The party is always a potluck and for the past two years I’ve brought my Mummy Dogs to add to the spread. This year both of my kids have requested I make Pizza Mummies. They’re so darned cute and I like that my kids’ bellies get filled up with something other than the pounds of sugar awaiting them on their trick or treat extravaganza.
Chances are your kids may be even more amused by your Pizza Mummies than they are about everyone’s costumes!
Weelicious Disclaimer: Pizza Mummies probably won’t prevent your kids from eating candy, but they hopefully will get their night started off in a fun and filling way. Your little ones can even help you make them, just like Chloe and a few of her buddies do in today’s Pizza Mummies Video!
If you’d like everything you need to make your own Pizza Mummies sent straight to your door, you can add this kit to your One Potato Box for the month of October!
Pizza Mummies
Ingredients
- 2 english muffins, cut in half
- 8 teaspoons pizza sauce
- 2 mozzarella cheese sticks
- 3 green olives with pimentos
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 400℉.
- Place the English muffin halves on a baking sheet and bake for 5 minutes.
- Remove muffins from oven and spread 2 teaspoons of the pizza sauce onto each English muffin half.
- Peel the mozzarella sticks into strings and decoratively arrange them on top of each English muffin. Slice the green olives into 1/4 inch thick rings and place them on top of the cheese to create eyes.*
- Bake mummies for 3 more minutes, or until the cheese is melted.
- * If making mummies in the morning to eat later in the day, after this step place muffins on a plate, cover loosely with tin foil and refrigerate. When ready to serve, continue with step 5.
Made these with the mummy dogs and they were a tasty hit. I used long shredded mozz which worked fine. Easy and festive – thanks Catherine!
Glad you enjoyed them! 🙂
Yum! Yum! Yum! I had to search for the recipe for my daughter and suddenly I found this pizza recipe. This one is a very delicious surprise for my daughter and she really likes this. Thank you so much for this recipe and for giving such a yummy and easy recipe.
I’m definitely doing this, prepping them in the morning and popping them in the oven before trick or treating! Yes!!! Thanks!
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These are fantastic. What a simple to make, festive, and enjoyable meal for Halloween. I included it in my round up of Halloween Treats here: http://tinkerbean.tumblr.com/post/34030955695/halloween-treats
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Cute idea!!! I’m going to try this tomorrow with whole wheat sandwich thins…maybe not keep it in so long though. Yay! My 2 yr old will love this!
So cute and kinda genius!
I will be making these for lunch today!
Ha ha! Great idea, the kids will love them!
so easy & cute..
i have a Halloween birthday party coming up and will be making it for the kids.
Oh no! What type of cheese are you using? Where in the oven are you placing the baking sheet? You may need to place it lower in the oven. Also, I have noticed that lower fat and fat free cheese don’t melt quite the same as full fat versions!
Jennifer – do you have full fat or low fat cheese? I’ve found that low fat cheese doesn’t melt so well. That could be it.
I have tried this two times and my cheese never melts 🙁 It just burns.
“put them on top of the trees” lol! : )
These made me laugh out loud – too cute ! My boy will have a blast making them.