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Halloween Jack O’Lantern Dinner Pockets

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My family enjoys Halloween and we have fun making Halloween themed foods.  This is one that is appreciated for being yummy and easy (in addition to looking cool).  It’s a great dish to take to a Halloween party or potluck.   
Halloween Jack O'Lantern Dinner Pockets - Easy to make fun food for a Halloween dinner.
 
  
My kiddos are such fans of these beef and cheese pockets that we make them all year long (minus the Halloweeny faces).    

 Halloween Jack O’Lantern Dinner Beef & Cheese Pockets

Ingredients

1 pound ground beef
2 Tubes biscuits (large sized)
8 oz. mozzarella or provolone cheese
1 tsp Italian seasoning
 
Brown the meat. stir in the Italian seasoning and set aside.
 
Flatten half the biscuits out using your hands and place on a cookie sheet.
 
Using a paring knife, decorate the other half of the biscuits.  Flatten each biscuit with your hands before you decorate it.  We make jack o’lantern faces, simple pumpkins and mummy faces.
Place a spoonful of ground beef on the flattened biscuit, add cheese and top with a decorated biscuit.  Pinch the edges of the 2 biscuits together to seal the filling in.
 
Bake at 350F for 10-15 minutes, until golden brown.
Halloween Jack O'Lantern Dinner Pockets - Easy to make fun food for a Halloween dinner.
  
We like to dip them in mustard or ketchup.  You can add ghoulish ketchup garnish for more fun.  Enjoy.Halloween Jack O'Lantern Dinner Pockets - Easy to make fun food for a Halloween dinner.
 
Have fun celebrating Halloween with these simple ideas, recipes and costumes.

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  1. Chris says

    Positively love it! Pinned! Picking up ingred this week so I have them on hand for Halloween.
    THANKS, Susan!

    ( I so wish you were a HSer b.c I am nom several friends for the HSPost Blog Awards and I so want to nom you in the “crafty” ish category. I forget the exact title, Darn!)
    Hope all is well.
    Take care!

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  3. Cynthia Landrie says

    I love these little guys! I think the mummy pockets are the best. Perhaps a raspberry jalapeno dip would be good with these?

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