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Idaho® Potatoes are the star of the show this Halloween with lots of fun and spooky recipes to dress up your party spread. Creamy basil pesto grass and Italian spiced roasted potato graves make this Roasted Potato Graveyard a hit for Halloween.

We may be a month away, but that doesn’t mean we can’t start our party planning! The best Halloween party I ever went to was a few years back before I moved to Florida. One of my co-workers put on quite the show — costumes only, no kids, and every single piece of food followed the Halloween theme. I had no idea what I was actually eating half of the time I picked something up from the table, but that was the fun part about it. It was super impressive and really creative.

When #SundaySupper offered the opportunity to work with Idaho® Potatoes to create a fun and scary Halloween recipe, I had to get on board. It seemed easy at first, but then I found myself struggling to figure out what to make. Finally it clicked —  Russet Potatoes can be cut in quarters to look like graves! I went with my no-fail basil pesto for the grassy ground beneath these potatoes, and even used a toothpick to write RIP on the “graves.” I was letting my creative juices flow when my roommate walked in the kitchen and looked at me like I was crazy. But then she totally got into it and brought me out her Halloween jewelry stash. Spiders galore! There is nothing spookier than a creepy crawly spider all up in your face. 

My Roasted Potato Graveyard is made out of delicious Idaho® Potatoes (my favorite potatoes to cook with!) that have been tossed in olive oil, Italian seasoning, salt and pepper and roasted until nice and crispy. I’m not a fan of soft or mashed taters, nope, not me — I like ’em either sliced super thin and practically burnt, or if cut thicker like they are in my Roasted Potato Graveyard, then they need to have that perfectly crispy outside. I am particular about my potatoes, and Idaho® Potatoes always seem to do the trick.

 Disclaimer: This post is sponsored by the Idaho Potato Commission. All opinions are my own.

Who knew you could dress up potatoes for Halloween?! #SundaySupper is really going outside of the box this week with their Halloween-inspired recipes. We’re all about giving these taters a total Halloween makeover!

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Fun and Spooky Potato Savory Bites:

• A Bowlful of Creepy Crawlies by kimchi MOM
• Bloody Mary Potatoes by The Messy Baker
• Devilish Potato Mummies by Bobbi’s Kozy Kitchen
• Halloween Baked Potato Skin Pizzas by Alida’s Kitchen
• Jack O’Lantern Shepherd’s Pie Stuffed Peppers by Cupcakes & Kale Chips
• Jalapeno Chili Stuffed Potato Mummies by Feed Me, Seymour
• Loaded Mashed Potato Spider Web Casserole by NeighborFood
• Mashed Potato Grave by Peanut Butter and Peppers
• Mashed Potato Monsters by Ruffles & Truffles
• Monster Mash Potatoes by Curious Cuisiniere
• Roasted Potato Eyeballs by The Girl In The Little Red Kitchen
• Roasted Potato Graveyard by Take A Bite Out of Boca
• Spooky Halloween Potatoes Graveyard by Clarks Condensed
• Spooky Spiderweb Loaded Mashed Potato Cakes by Rhubarb and Honey
• Stuffed Potato Spiders by Family Foodie
• Twice Baked Potato Graves by Kudos Kitchen by Renee
• Twice Baked Potato Mummies Covered with Roaches by The Wimpy Vegetarian

Fun and Spooky Potato Sweet Treats:

• Chocolate Potato Skull Cake by Magnolia Days
• Potato Candy Spiders by That Skinny Chick Can Bake
• Chocolate Raspberry Ghoulash by Desserts Required

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