Wicked Witch's Fingers
Delight in the spine-chilling fun of Wicked Witch's Fingers, a dessert that combines the creamy crunch of Nutter Butter cookies and velvety green candy coating to create a visually stunning treat that's perfect for Halloween or any spooky gathering. These eerie yet delicious cookies are not only a feast for the eyes but also a tasty snack that will have everyone wanting more. Crafted with simple ingredients and a touch of creativity, these monster toes are sure to be a hit at your next hauntingly festive party.
22
Servings
109
Calories
4
Ingredients
Ingredients
White candy coating
12 ounces (Coarsely chopped)
Green food coloring paste
to taste (For tinting the candy coating)
Nutter Butter sandwich cookies
22 (Whole)
Crows candies
11 (Halved lengthwise)
Instructions
1
In a microwave-safe bowl, add the coarsely chopped white candy coating. Microwave on medium power for 30-second intervals, stirring after each until the coating is fully melted and smooth.
2
Once melted, add green food coloring paste to the candy coating, mixing thoroughly until the desired shade of green is achieved.
3
Take a Nutter Butter sandwich cookie and dip it into the green candy coating, ensuring that it is fully covered. Allow any excess candy coating to drip off.
4
Place the coated cookie on a sheet of waxed paper. Quickly, while the coating is still wet, press a halved crow candy cut side down onto the cookie to resemble a monstrous toe.
5
Repeat the process with the remaining cookies and candy coating.
6
Let the cookies stand at room temperature for about 15 minutes, or until the candy coating is set.
Nutrition Information
5.5g
Fat
13.6g
Carbs
1.1g
Protein
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Wicked Witch's Fingers?
Wicked Witch's Fingers are a spooky Halloween dessert made by dipping Nutter Butter cookies in green candy coating and topping them with halved Crows candies.
What ingredients are needed for this recipe?
You will need 12 ounces of white candy coating, green food coloring paste, 22 Nutter Butter sandwich cookies, and 11 Crows candies.
How many servings does this recipe make?
This recipe makes 22 individual cookies.
How do I melt the candy coating?
Microwave the coarsely chopped coating in a microwave-safe bowl on medium power for 30-second intervals, stirring after each until smooth.
What kind of food coloring should I use?
You should use green food coloring paste to ensure the candy coating reaches the desired shade without seizing.
How do I prepare the Crows candies?
The Crows candies should be halved lengthwise before being pressed onto the cookies.
How do I apply the candy coating to the cookies?
Dip each Nutter Butter cookie into the melted green coating until fully covered, then let the excess drip off.
When should I add the Crows candy to the cookie?
Press the halved Crow candy onto the cookie while the candy coating is still wet so it sticks properly.
How long does it take for the cookies to set?
The cookies need to stand at room temperature for about 15 minutes until the coating is fully set.
What are the nutritional facts for one cookie?
Each cookie contains 109 calories, 5.5g of fat, 13.6g of carbohydrates, and 1.1g of protein.
Can I use a different type of cookie?
While Nutter Butters provide the perfect finger shape, you can use other oblong cookies if preferred.
What is the best way to prevent the cookies from sticking?
Place the coated cookies on a sheet of waxed paper while they set.
Is this recipe suitable for Halloween parties?
Yes, these eerie treats are designed specifically for Halloween or spooky-themed gatherings.
What can I use as a substitute for Crows candies?
Black jelly beans or sliced almonds can be used as a substitute for the fingernail part of the treat.
How much candy coating is used per batch?
The recipe calls for 12 ounces of white candy coating.
How should I prepare the white candy coating before melting?
The coating should be coarsely chopped to ensure even melting in the microwave.
Does this recipe require baking?
No, this is a no-bake recipe that only involves melting and dipping.
Can I make these in advance?
Yes, these can be made ahead of time and stored in an airtight container at room temperature.
What gives the fingers their green color?
The green color comes from mixing green food coloring paste into melted white candy coating.
Are these cookies high in protein?
No, each cookie contains approximately 1.1g of protein.
How many ingredients are in this recipe?
There are 4 main ingredients: white candy coating, food coloring, Nutter Butters, and Crows candies.
Can kids help make these?
Yes, this is a fun and creative recipe that children can help with, especially the dipping and decorating.
What is the fat content of one serving?
One serving contains 5.5 grams of fat.
How many carbohydrates are in one finger cookie?
There are 13.6 grams of carbohydrates per serving.
Is there any fiber in this dessert?
The nutritional data indicates no significant fiber content.
What is the category of this recipe?
This recipe is categorized as a Dessert.
Do I need to refrigerate these to get them to set?
It is not necessary; they will set perfectly fine at room temperature within 15 minutes.
What part of the finger does the Crow candy represent?
The halved Crow candy represents a monstrous toe or finger nail.
Is there any cholesterol in this recipe?
The recipe data does not list any cholesterol content.
What is the main flavor of the cookie?
The main flavors are peanut butter from the Nutter Butter and sweet vanilla from the candy coating.