If you have a cat, you probably don't have access to rodents; I substitute chicken breasts and you will probably want to do that too. This luscious dish is certainly not the classic Duck à l’Orange, but is delicious and a bit scary since the chicken breasts resembles rodents.

If you happen to be a cannibal and have a corpse, you'll want to make this excellent curry. If no corpse is available, you can substitute chicken and your guests will love it. This is a great dish to serve at any Halloween BOO-ffet.

Here is a delicious dish to serve on Halloween. The name is disgusting, but everyone will love it. The "mouse droppings" are actually black or emperor's rice, which is a bit chewy and very good.

If you haven't sampled an original Muffuletta from Central Grocery in New Orleans, you've really missed out. This is my Halloween version that I serve at the annual Halloween BOO-ffet, and it is fun and yummy.

This yummy casserole uses up anything you happen to have in your cupboard and leftovers from your fridge. You can make it your own and use whatever you prefer. It's easy, too.

This easy recipe makes restaurant quality ramen in the Instant Pot, and it is delicious. The variations are endless.

This yummy dish features tender marinated chicken topped with zucchini, tomatoes, and crispy cheese. It's easy and uses summer garden produce.

If you love Thai red curry, you'll love the flavors in this yummy casserole. It is easy to put together with leftover rice and chunks of cooked chicken breast. It's moist and crunchy at the same time.

If you have leftover rice and want to use it up, you should consider this retro casserole. You can also use leftover chicken or turkey. It's made quickly with the basic cream soup mix.

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