It's Halloween, and Paula has some recipes with a spooky twist to share. On the menu is neep and cider soup, sausage cobbler and a mouthwatering toffee apple pudding.In Ulster-Scots, Halloween is known as Haleve Nicht. Paula cooks up a Haleve Nicht feast perfect for a celebration with family and friends.Turnips are a key part of Haleve Nicht and, traditionally, theywere carved into jack-o'-lanterns and placed onto gateposts to scare unsuspecting passers-by. Paula transforms the scoopings into a delicious turnip and cider soup with an accompaniment of mini smoky bacon sodas.Paula also shares her recipe for sausage cobbler. It's also gluten-free, which will satisfy those guests with dietary requirements.No Halloween would be complete without apples, so Paula rounds off her feast with a delicious toffee apple pudding. There is a little bit of culinary magic involved as the pudding separates during the cooking process into a tangy apple filling topped with a sweet sponge.Paula also meets Lolly Spence at the Dark Hedges to hear a tale about a local ghost that supposedly haunts the avenue of trees.