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Arrange the lychees in mini muffin cups so that the open sides are upright.Scrape the softened gelatin into the bubbling syrup and stir until it dissolves. Microwave the remaining lychee syrup until bubbling, 1 to 2 minutes. It should moisten evenly then soften as it sits for 5 minutes. Sprinkle the gelatin evenly over the liquid. Pour ¼ cup lychee syrup into a shallow bowl.If not, add enough water to make 1 cup and stir well. Shake the sieve gently to drain all the liquid. Set a fine-mesh sieve over a 2-cup glass liquid measuring cup and pour the lychees into it.2 tablespoons strawberry or raspberry jam.2 packets (½ ounce each) unflavored gelatin powder.A tablespoon of cranberry juice, pomegranate juice or blood orange juice will tint them a plasma-blood color. If you do the latter, you can enjoy them as shots or use them to decorate the platter as pictures. You can either open another can to make more eyeballs or fill the cups with just the liquid. This makes enough cocktail mix for 24 mini muffin cups, but a can of lychees comes with 16 to 18 pieces of fruit.

#Lychee halloween plus

Make ahead: The hand in the glove and the beet purée can be refrigerated separately for up to 3 days before serving.Ģ0 minutes, plus chilling. Serve with the chips or crackers, instructing guests to put a little goat cheese and beet splatter on each serving.Using a toothpick, stick the radicchio slivers into the wrist to resemble arteries and veins. Press the almonds onto the fingers to resemble nails. Position the hand on the splatter so that it looks like blood is spurting out of the wrist. If a finger breaks off, press it back on. Cut the glove open to remove the hand carefully. Transfer the remaining to a serving bowl. Take a large spoonful of the beet mixture and splatter it forcefully onto a large serving platter.Transfer to an airtight container and refrigerate until ready to serve. Meanwhile, make the splatter: Pulse the beets, garlic, juice and salt in a food processor until very smooth, scraping the sides occasionally.Refrigerate until firm, about 45 minutes. Use your fingers to massage and squeeze the goat cheese into the glove to form a realistic hand without any air bubbles or gaps. Repeat with the remaining four fingers, then squeeze the rest into the palm and wrist. Stick the piping tip into the thumb of the glove and squeeze in enough goat cheese to fill it. Transfer the mixture to a piping bag fitted with a ½-inch tip or a resealable plastic zip-top bag and snip a ½-inch hole in one corner.If the mixture is still crumbly, add another tablespoon of cream and mix well until smooth. Transfer to a medium bowl and add the goat cheese, 3 tablespoons cream and the salt. Make the hand: Pulse the nigella seeds and peppercorns together in a spice grinder until very finely ground.Pita chips or other chips or crackers, for serving.1 radicchio or purple endive leaf, cut into thin slivers.2 tablespoons fresh blood orange juice (from 1 small blood orange).1 disposable medium-size glove, made of thin latex or plastic and powder-free.In addition to our website we work with brands to develop and photograph recipes and provide food and travel related content. Please let us know what you think by commenting and rating our recipes or writing in with any questions you have.

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