Yummy Mummy Cheese Spread Mummy Shape Halloween Recipes

Steps:

• Cut the cheese logs into pieces for the mummy's head (make it a square shape) arms (smaller and thinner) and legs (longer than the arms).
• Arrange on the platter.
• Beat cream cheese ( softened at room temperature) and milk until smooth.
• Use a pastry or plastic bag and cut a small slit for piping.
• use a basket weave tip #47 and pipe mixture over the entire mummy ( I use a cookie decorating tool. It works almost like a caulking gun. I squeeze the trigger and the mixture pipes out).
• Leave one or two longer like the mummy is coming undone.
• Add two whole peppercorns for the eyes.
• Add the pimento strip for the mouth.
• Chill until ready to serve.
• Serve with crackers.

Steps:

• Cut cheese logs into pieces for mummy's head, body, arms and legs; arrange on a serving plate. , In small bowl, beat cream cheese and milk. Cut a small hole in the corner of a pastry or plastic bag; insert basket weave tip #47. Pipe rows across the mummy, creating bandages. Add peppercorns for eyes and pimiento strip for mouth. Chill until serving.

Steps:

• Cut a strip out on each side of the first cheese ball to create the mummy's body and arms. Cut 2 thick strips out of the second cheese ball to create the legs and head. Arrange on the platter and flatten a bit with your hand.
• Beat cream cheese and milk until smooth. Prepare a pastry bag with a basket weave tip and pipe mixture over the entire mummy. Leave one or two longer lines of piped cheese mix, as if the mummy is coming undone.
• Add two whole peppercorns for the eyes. Add the pepper slice for the mouth. Serve with crackers.

Steps:

• Place cream cheese in resealable food-storage plastic bag. Cut 1/2 inch off 1 corner. Pipe about 1 tablespoon into each celery piece.
• Cut ham slices lengthwise into 16 pieces. Cut pieces crosswise into 1 inch pieces. Place about 12 ham pieces over cream cheese to look like "bandages;" use tip of knife to tuck in ends of ham along celery edge.
• Cut cranberries into 40 pieces. Place pieces between "bandages" for mummies' eyes.