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Blood Fake Blood Amp up your Halloween fun factor 
Jack-o'-lanterns lighting up your yard? Check. Spooky music cued up and ready to go? Check. Bowl of candy by the front door? Check. Extra bowl of candy by the TV for later? Check. Fake blood to spice up your porch decorations? Uhhhh ... A pool here, a splatter there - no Halloween home is complete without a healthy helping of oozing plasma. Thanks to Tom Nardone and his new book "Extreme Halloween" (Perigee, 2009), here's a recipe for the fake stuff that's so real it's, well, bloodcurdling. I use a lot of fake blood and I am cheap. Therefore, I don't buy fake blood: I make it myself. Here's how you can make some, too. 4 tablespoons cornstarch 1/2 cup cold water One 32-ounce bottle corn syrup About 20 drops red food coloring About 20 drops blue food coloring An empty 2-liter soda bottle (or other container to store your blood) A funnel (to get this sticky liquid into your storage container) 1. Using a fork or whatever else you have handy, mix the cornstarch and cold water in a cereal bowl until the cornstarch has dissolved. 2. In a large pan over medium heat, combine the corn syrup and the cornstarch mixture, stirring until well mixed. Swirl in the red and blue food coloring, a few drops a time, until you achieve the color of blood. 3. When the mixture comes to a boil, turn off the heat and remove it from the burner. Let it cool, stirring occasionally. 4. When your fake blood is completely cool, pour it into the empty soda bottle and screw on the cap securely. It is super sticky but it will keep for well over a year. Reprinted from "Extreme Halloween" by Tom Nardone, by arrangement with Perigee, a member of Penguin Group (USA) Inc. Copyright (c) 2009 by Tom Nardone. |
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