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Who doesn't love Halloween? Today's "real mom", Holly Resnick sure does. And her four kids can't be more thrilled than to have a mom that can rock out on stage and still have time to bake up some spooky Halloween treats.

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Audra Lowe: And who doesn’t love Halloween today real mom Holly Resnick sure does and her four kids can't be more thrilled to have a mom that can still rock out on stage and have time to bake up some spooky Halloween treats take a look. Holly Resnick: I'm Holly Resnick I'm a real mom and I have four kids. My oldest is Kyle he’s 11, then Ryle 10, Arlene 9 and the baby Kelton is five. Singing definitely is my passion it sort of nurtures my soul and its me being expressive and I love to do it for me, since my kids are so passionate about Halloween today they're going to make some incredible Halloween cupcakes. Today, were making spooky holiday treats and were having some friends over later and were going to share our Halloween treats with them too. We choose this recipe because it’s really straightforward, it doesn’t look too complicated and it will be fine because the kids can help me do it, you guys have to help me, because cooking is a team effort, right. Male: Yeah. Holly Resnick: Okay, so this recipe is really easy because the batter the mix is already put together for you, so you just add oil and water and mix in some eggs, Kyle cracked the eggs and they had fun mixing and then you just pour them into a little cupcake tins and put it in the oven and in no time at all we had this awesome cupcakes that were ready to be decorated. Okay, here comes the fun part you get to decorate it. Participants: Cool. Holly Resnick: To make these cupcakes you had to have orange frosting and green frosting. And so you probably don’t make every color frosting but it was fun to teach the kids that you can mix different colors of food coloring to create orange and green frosting. So we did that and mixed it up and we were ready to decorate our witches and our spider cupcakes. For the witches’ hat, you can make a little triangle out of these liquorish pieces. It’s decorating something and creating a sort of a masterpiece that at the end you get to eat Ryle that look so great, its time for our party. Participant: Hi. Holly Resnick: Hi, you guys look great, come in for the party, come on in. It went great that the kids had a great time mixing and pouring and decorating and I think they actually turned out much better than it thought they would. They looked like spiders and witches, it was a lot of fun and I think they turned out and of course, they were delicious. Holly Resnick: To you it’s a good cupcakes good job.