Harry Potter Inspired Pumpkin Juice

Butterbeer Popcorn {Inspired by Harry Potter}

Death By Butterbeer Cupcakes w/Treacle Butter Frosting + Chocolate Covered Pretzels: Celebrating this October with Harry Potter!

Prepare your cauldrons and relive the magical world of Harry Potter with this easy-to-make butterbeer concoction.

Caramel Treacle Tart – a new spin on Harry Potter’s favorite dessert.

{Copycat Recipe} Sweet Pepper & Onion Relish! Fantastic as a glaze for chicken and pork, or mixed with cream cheese on crackers!

A flourless, gluten-free, rich chocolate cake from Harry Potter and proof that uChicago looks just like Hogwarts!

Pumpkin Pasties, aka hand pies. It will delight all Harry Potter fans. Or simply pumpkin fans. Flaky all-butter crust.

Harry Potter’s Butterbeer Cupcakes- if the Wizarding World were real, this is what it would taste like.

Harry Potter inspired Chocolate Frog and Peppermint Toad truffles

Polyjuice Potion: made with ginger tea, vodka, orange juice, and Sprite.

Golden Snitch Cake (Gluten Free) – the perfect cake for celebrating Harry Potter’s birthday (or YOUR birthday)!

Based on the flavors of Harry Potter’s Butterbeer, this shake is a vanilla with a touch of caramel and butterscotch.

You don’t need to be a Harry Potter fan to enjoy these cakes, an eggless version.

Perfect for winter- My take on Butterbeer

Chocolate Buttery Nipple: Godiva chocolate vodka, butterscotch schnapps, Bailey’s Irish Cream, & unsweetened vanilla almond milk

Bubbling Butterbeer Blondie Bites & Bars: Butterbeer blondies are topped with a fluffy scratch made butterscotch marshmallow meringue

Whether or not you’re an avid fan of the Harry Potter series, this Treacle Tart is the way to go. Super easy and surprisingly delicious!

From page to plate – pumpkin pasties from the world of Harry Potter!

Harry Potter’s Pumpkin Juice – A magical blend of pumpkin, pineapple, and other fruit juices

Cauldron cakes with white chocolate ganache – for Harry Potter fans

The Leap Year cocktail. Also history, traditions and superstitions of February 29 and Leap Year.