These Yummy Mummy Halloween Hotdogs are the perfect fun meal for your little ghouls! Three ingredients make them scary easy!

This week while checking out at the grocery store, Midge spotted the new Easy Halloween Classic Cookbook from Pillsbury.  

Now, normally I do not buy these because well… there is Pinterest.  But this one was so cute and so full of ideas, I couldn't resist and happily slid it down the grocery line.

I am also not a fan of Halloween… there I said it. But I am a huge fan of food. So I thought… maybe I can learn to low Halloween by bringing the two together… it's worth a shot, right!?

Our first meal we made from this cookbook was the Halloween Chicken Pot Pie which I changed the recipe just a bit to make healthier.  

It was a huge hit with the family and luckily it was enough to make two pies – so we even have some leftover for lunch today.

My next must have was the cute little Halloween hotdog mummys right on the cover.  Midge and The Teen come home every day “starving to death” and want something quick and easy to eat right away – but not something so big that it ruins their appetite for dinner.  

The Yummy Mummy Halloween Hotdogs were perfect… and of course I changed up the recipe just a bit.

Speaking of Halloween, I found these Fun Halloween Games that are perfect for kids of all ages. I am not saying I am going to turn into the huge Halloween fan that my daughter hopes I do (I am too chicken!) but between these cute Mummy Hot Dogs and the games… I am hating Halloween a little bit less this year.

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Yummy Mummy Halloween Hotdogs

Ingredients:

• Hotdogs of choice, uncooked
• Pillsbury Original Crescent Rolls
• Dipping sauce of choice

Roll out Pillsbury Original Cresent rolls onto a cutting board, mashing together precut edges to form one large flat dough.  Using a sharp knife, cut into 1/2 inch long strips.  

Gently wrap strips of dough around hotdog – careful not to break dough.  I used one strip per hotdog, but you can use more to get an even more “wrapped” look.  

Bake at 350* for 15-20 minutes or until cooked through and dough is beginning to brown.  Decorate with mustard eyes and cookie cutter sliced cheese.

These of course taste awesome – anything made with crescent rolls does – but I love how easy it is to grab one on the go.  Even Mike and I enjoyed a mid afternoon snack.