“The Lost Boys” vampire cookies revisited

Last week, while I was taking a break from blogging, Corey Haim passed away at the age of 38. Thirty-eight?! That is only three years…

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Last week, while I was taking a break from blogging, Corey Haim passed away at the age of 38. Thirty-eight?! That is only three years older than I am. Gosh, it is such a shame that we are losing so many ’80s icons, and too many that are just so young.
In honor of Corey’s life and work, I have reposted my The Lost Boys inspired vampire cookies from last year. I hope you enjoy!
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The Lost Boys is one of my all time favorite ’80s movies. It was scary but not too scary, gory but not too gory, and had Jason Patrick in it. Whew, did I love Jason Patrick. I still get all tingly when I watch him in the movie!
I know there is a lot of hype with vampires now that Twilight is such a huge hit. I have yet to see the movie or read the book, but I will definitely rent it when it comes to video. I do tend to like vampire shows, so I figure I’ll probably like it, though not as much as The Lost Boys.
I really wanted to make something that was yummy but was also vampire themed, so I came up with these “Star, Star, Star. . .Laddie” vampire cookies.

Materials
Betty Crocker sugar cookie mix
Wilton red decorating icing
Good and Plenty (white)

Directions
1. Mix sugar cookies according to directions for cutout cookies.
2. Roll dough until 1/4 inch thick.
3. Cut cookies with lip shaped cookie cutter and place 1 inch apart on ungreased cookie sheet.
4. Cook sugar cookies according to directions for cutout cookies.
5. Let cookies cool completely then cover with red icing.
6. Using a toothpick, draw a line through the red icing to separate the top and bottom lip.
7. Place two white Good and Plenty candies (the fangs) under the toothpick line.
You now have yourself some yummy vampire cookies!
I think they are perfect for a late night viewing of The Lost Boys or maybe a Twilight party. I guess you could also take off the fangs and serve them at a midnight viewing of The Rocky Horror Picture Show!
They turned out pretty “gnarly” and they tasted great! Nothing like celebrating Halloween in March 🙂
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Update: Since posting this I have seen Twilight, but have not yet seen New Moon. I know. I am really behind the times!

3 comments

  1. Your cookies look fantastic! and your tribute is so sweet.

    Hope your week went well and you accomplished what you set out to do with your friend.

  2. Oo! Pretty new header! I just saw Twilight myself for the first time on DVD over the weekend! I did read the books, and hate to say it but I loved'em. My SIL's all time favorite movie is Lost Boys.

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