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For a festive look, serve in decorative Halloween cupcake liners. Add a gummy worm to this little treat for some Halloween fun. Take your Halloween eats to the next level with these Jekyll and Hyde-inspired dumplings. Make ahead of time and freeze for a stress-free, yet totally spooky, spread.
Caramel Apples – Caramel apples are popular during the Halloween season and are an easy grab and go sweet treat on a stick that kids love. Spiderweb Crackers – These chocolate-covered crackers with white almond bark spiderwebs are a quick and an easy treat idea. Halloween Gingerbread Men – Who can resist these adorable gingerbread men on the spookiest night of the year! With a quick and easy spiced dough, they are a fun twist on a traditional cookie recipe.
Lemon and Black Sesame Baked Doughnuts
A hint of bright citrus perfectly balances the rich earthy element the wine in this cocktail delivers. Refreshing, delicately sweet, and tangy, this drink if fit for a queen. Tame the Mother of Dragons with the refreshing summer sipper, or double up on the ingredients and serve this at your next King’s Moot. These fun, kid-friendly, and super yummy cookie pops are the perfect treat for Halloween! Your friends and family will not be able to resist one–or two, or three. This is the perfect last-minute addition to your Halloween party.
Be sure to use pure pumpkin puree, not pumpkin pie filling, which is sweetened and spiced. Whether you're looking for fun drinks to impress or something sweet and simple to end…... Ready to get started on these Halloween foods but can’t spare time for a trip to the grocery store? Order the foods you want and have them delivered to your door the same day. Use orange bell peppers and “carve” them before adding the filling.
Ghost Cookies
Whether you opt to make a hot spinach dip or a cold spinach dip, add the finishing touch just before the party. These fun Halloween recipes are the perfect easy-to-make appetizers and desserts to make your food table really pop. We've even got one or two Halloween recipes that your weaning baby can get in on! So keep reading to plan the food for your night of terror... Halloween parties are a fun way to celebrate the spooky holiday with kids, and no Halloween party is complete without the creepy Halloween party food!
You don’t want to make things awkward for your guest who are showing up at your house at 5pm for a party that will put them right through the dinner hour. When you sit down with your favorite notebook and pen to start your party planning, food is often the first thing your mind will land on. We say go with it, make the food your first step in planning the best Halloween party. Serve up a cold & spooky Frog's Breath Float inspired by the Nightmare Before Christmas!
Meaty Mummies & Witch's Brew Dip
This pumpkin hummus doesn't need to get dressed up to be the belle of the ball. Serve as an incredibly fun Halloween breakfast or as part of a party platter. "I really loved this. It’s a little sweet, a little savory and a little crunchy." Click on the link to get the full recipes and instructions.
Sweet cherry tomatoes are hidden in the center for a surprising pop of flavor. Opt for these bites, which have Black Forest ham and extra-sharp cheddar inside. Just make sure you let guests know that the spider on top of this hearty spread is 100% fake.
What a great idea for a Halloween dinner with the family too. With red peppers, black olives and a load of other creative food decorations to create them. Hot Dog Mummies – Kids will love these fun puff pastry-wrapped Mummy Hot Dogs using only three simple ingredients. A very easy peasy way to add a spooky look to your hot dogs. For a fork-free dessert, you can't go wrong with these pumpkin cheesecake bars. And they get extra festive with the addition of some ghost-shaped cream cheese filling.
Place the bottom part in a washed pumpkin, and you’re done. All you need for these arebananasand mini chocolate chips or black icing. Peel and cut bananas in half, adding eyes with the chocolate or icing into the rounded end. An eerie twist on a classic recipe, this light and airy meringue will satisfy your sweet tooth. Serve-up these simple sweets with crafty hats made from cupcake liners. The kids will definitely get a kick out of these, and although they look complicated, all you need are a few basic ingredients and a bit of handiwork with a toothpick.
Normally bugs on your food is a turn off — but not when they're made of olives. And if olives aren't your thing, you can still enjoy a cheesy, ghostly pizza. It wouldn't be the Halloween season if candy corn doesn't make at least one appearance in your dessert spread.
Adorable jalapeño poppers with ghostly, googly eyes peeping out between layers of baked flaky crescent roll dough. This delicious dip is ready in 10 minutes and makes the perfect Fall dessert or appetizer anytime during Halloween season! Pair the pumpkin dip with sliced apples, graham crackers or vanilla wafers for the perfect party snack.
You can let it simmer while you open the door to trick-or-treaters. They're also delicious for making creamy, seasonal soups—topped with pumpkin seeds, too. Whether you serve them up with a burger, sandwich, or roast chicken, these sweet potato fries are sure to be a hit. Seasonal butternut squash takes center stage in this creamy, comforting weeknight pasta dish. If you want to add a smoky element, try topping it with crispy bacon. If your party is being held at a meal time you may want to serve a meal or change the time of your party.
Upgrade sliders by using a thin pickle slice for a tongue and two green oliveswith toothpicks for the eyes. This drink is best served from a cauldron and put into clear glasses. Mix two liters ofginger ale, four cups pineapple juice, one cup lemon-lime soda, and 48 ounces of lime sherbert.
Mummy Cookies
Hard-core haunted house fans will love this "Halloweenie" dish made by grilling strips of hot dogs. What could be more fun than a cauldron full of seething, smoking sangria? Although dry ice is not toxic, it's dangerous to swallow chips because of the extremely low temperature. Using a chunk of the ice, and wrapping it in cheesecloth, avoids that problem. Place your favoriteyellow cheese on top of a flour tortilla.
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