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24—October 27 - November 2, 2018 The Greeneville Sun, Greeneville, TN 24 — October 27 - November 2, 2018 The Greeneville Sun, Greeneville, TN Tasty TV By George Dickie By the time you read this, you should have all your Halloween treat ideas locked, loaded and ready to go. If not, there's still time to get it all together – provided you turn it to Food Network and Cooking Channel for some last minute tips. The crew on Food Network's "Let's Eat" has a few suggestions the morn- ing of Sunday, Oct. 28, episode, when Brandi Milloy shows how to make sticky and sweet candied apples dipped in white chocolate, sanding sugar and melt- ed marshmallow, Vivian Chan shares knowledge on her festive Halloween treats, and Stuart O'Keeffe makes savory meatball mummies. Also that morning is an episode of "The Pioneer Woman," which finds host Ree Drummond whipping up chocolate butterscotch caramel bars, dipped and decorated waffle cones and something called Ladd's chocolate pie. And in early afternoon, it's Ina Garten and "Barefoot Contessa: Cook Like a Pro," in which she uses her favorite ingredients to make a chocolate pecan meringue torte and salty oatmeal chocolate chunk cookies. Calling all chocolate lovers. The culinary creativity continues that afternoon over on Cooking Channel on "Extreme Cake Makers," where the planning of a Halloween bash and the baking of a ghoulish cake are both un - derway; and on "Cake Wars," in which the bakers battle it out to see who has the best "Addams Family" cake creations. The pickings are certainly offbeat and in the spirit of the season in the Mon - day, Oct. 29, episode of Cooking's "The Best Thing I Ever Ate" titled "Fright- fully Good," which offers up a menu of fried brains, duck tongue tacos, a spleen sandwich and pig tails. Serve this at your bash and make it one your guests will talk about for years. Over on Food that same day is an episode of "The Kitchen" titled "Harvest of Horrors!," where viewers can get ideas for different Halloween treats and learn how to make green chicken chili and a Mac-O'-Lantern, which is actually orange bell peppers carved to look like jack-o-lanterns and filled with macaroni and cheese. Because everything tastes better stuffed with mac and cheese. And on Wednesday, Oct. 31, Food's "Farmhouse Rules" finds host Nancy Fuller and her crew hard at work on such holiday-oriented comestibles as a cheesy spider dip, bursting intestines, a pumpkin mousse, bloodshot buckeyes and black death fizzes. Of course, if these don't give you a few ideas, you can always log onto the Food Network (www.foodnetwork.com) and Cooking Channel (www.cookingchan - neltv.com) websites for more recipes and other content. Boo! 2 x 3.5" ad dodson exterminating SoaP SynoPSeS This column represents on air summaries for the week of Oct. 22-26, 2018. THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL Brooke told Katie that Bill kissed her and Ridge knows about it. Ridge and Thorne con- fronted Bill, a melee ensued and a 911 call was eventually placed. Pam and Quinn's argument over the location of Pam and Charlie's wedding escalated. Bill's fam- ily received a dire diagnosis. The police questioned Ridge and Thorne. Eric was forced to play referee between Pam and Quinn. Quinn felt Pam's wrath and the disappointment of Eric. Ridge taunted Bill to wake up. DAYS OF OUR LIVES Chaos erupted at Xander's warehouse. Eric and Brady la- bored to save Nicole's life. Mimi revealed the identity of baby Bon- nie's father. Eric received devas- tating news about Nicole. Abigail let Kate have it for helping Gabi. Sheila and Abe went at it again. John asked Roman to get rid of Hattie. Bonnie and Hattie caught up over drinks. Rex and Mimi re- united. Sarah Horton came home to Salem. Abigail and Stefan revealed shocking news to Chad. GENERAL HOSPITAL Carly opened up to Stella. Alexis tried to help Kristina. Joss- lyn put her plan in motion. Oscar got needed support. Drew confided in Elizabeth. Jason helped Kristina. Sam offered advice. Oscar con - fronted Cameron. Julian appreci- ated Olivia's efforts. Kim paid Sam a visit. Drew confided in Curtis. Laura confided in Carly. Sonny visited Charlie's. Julian intervened to help Kim. Nina was rejected. Kristina showed Oscar the ropes. Sam headed out of town. Laura was insistent. Kiki and Liz bonded. THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS Kyle discovered paperwork that John left for Ashley in the CEO's hid- den safe. Dina was determined to prove she's a good mother and be- came agitated when Kyle wouldn't give her the contract. Jack arrived in time to see Kyle attempting to destroy the document. Billy and Jack reconnected with old flames. Nick struggled to build a new life with Christian and warned Rey to back away from Sharon. 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