Adelaide Central Market Easy Halloween Mummy Pizza Recipe

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With Halloween just around the corner there's no better time for parents to try a fun and spooky recipe with the kids at home!  This easy cheesy halloween snack is sure to make your kiddos tummies feel spooktacular! 

With Halloween just around the corner there’s no better time for parents to try a fun and spooky recipe with the kids at home!

This easy cheesy halloween snack from the Adelaide Central Market is sure to make your kiddos tummies feel spooktacular!

Preparation time: 10 minutes

Cooking time: 5-6 minutes Serves: 4

INGREDIENTS

  • 2 mini baguettes, halved
  • 1 cup tomato and basil pasta sauce
  • 1⁄2 x 450g mozzarella ball, thinly sliced and cut into strips 4 black pitted olives, sliced into rounds

TO SERVE

Cranberry or raspberry cordial

METHOD

  • Place baguettes under a medium grill and toast on both sides until lightly golden.
  • Spread 1⁄4 cup of pasta sauce on the cut side of each baguette and zigzag the mozzarella strips over the sauce.
  • Place the olives for the eyes and return baguettes to the grill, toasting until cheese has just melted.

Serve baguettes with cranberry cordial.

For more Adelaide Central Market recipes: 

adelaidecentralmarket.com.au

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