Claire Justine
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Bloodshot Eye Balls: All The Better To See You

This recipe is made using Tate & Lyle Sugars, for more delicious recipes visit Taste And Smile.

Bloodshot Eye Balls

Bloodshot Eye Balls: All The Better To See You. Bloodshot Eye Balls. Eek, scary!? Hello friends.

Are you looking for some fun recipes to try out this Halloween? In particular, cake recipes? Because I have a fun recipe to share with you today.

(Updated post. First published here 6th October 2016).

Watch out for these delicious cakes – because they’re keeping an eyeball on you!

How To Make Bloodshot Eye Balls Halloween Cakes:

Makes 32

Preparation time: 1 hour

Ingredients:

1 x 490g Madeira cake, crusts cut off

6 tbsp Lyle’s Strawberry Squeezy Syrup

600g white ready-to-roll icing

A little icing sugar

Green, blue and red food colouring

Lyle’s Strawberry Squeezy Syrup, for drizzling

Bloodshot Eye Balls

How To Make Bloodshot Eye Balls Halloween Cakes:

1.) Firstly, break the Madeira cake into chunks and put them into a food processor to process into crumbs. Add 6 tablespoons of Lyle’s Strawberry Squeezy Syrup and process for a few more seconds.

2.) Tip the mixture into a bowl and work it with your hands until it sticks together. Form into 32 neat balls, rolling them in the palms of your hands. Set aside.

Ready To Use Icing:

3.) Roll out 500g of the ready-to-roll icing very thinly on a surface dusted with icing sugar.

Use an 8.5cm plain cutter to cut out circles, re-rolling the icing as needed.

Cover the cake balls with the icing, snipping off the excess to form neat balls.

4.) Colour half the remaining icing blue with 2-3 drops of blue food colouring, and the rest with 2-3 drops of green food colouring. Roll out thinly and cut out 32 small circles to form the irises.

Mix the blue and green trimmings together with 1-2 drops of red food colouring. Roll out thinly and cut out tiny circles for the pupils of the eyes.

Position the irises and pupils on the white cake balls, fixing them in place by brushing them with a little water.

5.) Paint undiluted red food colouring onto the ‘eyeballs’ with a fine brush to represent the ‘veins’.

6.) Put the finished eyeballs into mini muffin cases, pinching the opposite sides of the paper cases, so that they look like the eye sockets.

Just before serving, drizzle a little Lyle’s Strawberry Squeezy Syrup into the corners of the eyes.

Cook’s Tip:

Keep in an airtight container in a cool place for up to 3 weeks.

Bloodshot Eye Balls

Bloodshot Eye Balls

Watch out for these delicious cakes – they’re keeping an eyeball on you!
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Prep Time 1 hr
Course Dessert
Servings 32

Ingredients
  

  • 1 x 490g Madeira cake, crusts cut off
  • 6 tbsp Lyle’s Strawberry Squeezy Syrup
  • 600g white ready-to-roll icing
  • A little icing sugar
  • Green, blue and red food colouring
  • Lyle’s Strawberry Squeezy Syrup, for drizzling

Instructions
 

  • Break the Madeira cake into chunks and put them into a food processor to process into crumbs. Add 6 tablespoons of Lyle’s Strawberry Squeezy Syrup and process for a few more seconds.
  • Tip the mixture into a bowl and work it with your hands until it sticks together. Form into 32 neat balls, rolling them in the palms of your hands. Set aside.
  • Roll out 500g of the ready-to-roll icing very thinly on a surface dusted with icing sugar. Use an 8.5cm plain cutter to cut out circles, re-rolling the icing as needed. Cover the cake balls with the icing, snipping off the excess to form neat balls.
  • Colour half the remaining icing blue with 2-3 drops of blue food colouring, and the rest with 2-3 drops of green food colouring. Roll out thinly and cut out 32 small circles to form the irises. Mix the blue and green trimmings together with 1-2 drops of red food colouring. Roll out thinly and cut out tiny circles for the pupils of the eyes. Position the irises and pupils on the white cake balls, fixing them in place by brushing them with a little water.
  • Paint undiluted red food colouring onto the ‘eyeballs’ with a fine brush to represent the ‘veins’.
  • Put the finished eyeballs into mini muffin cases, pinching the opposite sides of the paper cases, so that they look like the eye sockets. Just before serving, drizzle a little Lyle’s Strawberry Squeezy Syrup into the corners of the eyes.
  • Cook’s tip: Keep in an airtight container in a cool place for up to 3 weeks.

How To Make Bloodshot Eye Balls Halloween Cakes:

So scary but oh so much fun. Bloodshot Eye Balls. Guest post. No payment was received.

Tate & Lyle Sugar: This recipe is made using Tate & Lyle Sugars, also for more delicious recipes visit Taste And Smile.

So what do you think of these Bloodshot Eye Balls? Do you fancy trying some? Because this is such a fun recipe. Not only fun but would make a great addition to any party food you might be planning.

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8 Comments

  1. Heather
    28th October 2018 / 2:58 am

    These are so cute and creepy!

    Reply
  3. Kristen
    29th October 2018 / 5:18 pm

    This look really awesome…such a great idea for a Halloween party.

    Reply

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