To make the skulls, you need a mold. I use silicone molds sold for making ice cubes, but which are also oven safe. Prep the mold by lightly brushing or spraying with oil. Place one mozzarella ball ...

Yes, you need to invest in a candy mold to make skulls. But you'll be glad you did since you can fill it with white chocolate ...

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2. Place prosciutto slices individually on the skull. Tear slices as needed to cover face of the skull. Keep the eyes uncovered (optional). Place crackers towards one side of the serving tray ...

Beth Meyer didn’t think people would be freaked out by a display of a real human skull at the antiques store she helps run. She thought it would be fun for Halloween at a shop already filled ...