Gingerbread houses are great holiday fun, but even the most festive ones aren't usually very inviting as a dessert or snack. They tend to end up dried out and difficult to eat. At The Kitchen, we're taking the fuss out of gingerbread houses and making a version that's easier to assemble and easier to eat! And lucky for us, actress Angela Kinsey and her husband, baker Josh Snyder, stopped by to help us out!
For a no-cook treat that you can eat right away, these peanut butter truffles that are so easy that even kids can help out. After rolling, you have the option of dusting the balls with cocoa powder or freeze-dried bananas.
Why should kids have all the fun on Halloween? In this class, JJ Johnson shows us how to make a more sophisticated version of candied apples. He scents the caramel with hibiscus and rose, then dips the apples in crushed hibiscus.