Halloween

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Creepy Bagel Pizzas

Add some spookiness to your Halloween spread with these ghoulish appetizers. They’re so simple and tasty that everyone will want to sink their fangs into them.

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Crispy Monster Treats(with video)

A little green food coloring and some sweet and salty snacks transform your favorite cereal treats into a frighteningly festive Halloween dessert.

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Mummy Cupcakes(with video)

Let the kids help bring these spooky chocolate cupcakes to life by having them add the red “eyes” and pipe on the “rags.”

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Pimiento Cheese Eyeballs

These creepy peepers will be a huge hit at your next Halloween party. Make them ahead and keep them in the fridge for up to a day before the big bash.

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Skeleton Crudités

For a fun party activity, let kids build their own mini skeletons out of the veggies. Who says you can’t play with your food?

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Dill Pickle Bloody Marys

Bloody Marys are traditionally served at brunch, but we can’t think of a more appropriate cocktail for Halloween. Create a garnish bar so guests can customize their drinks.

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Spiderweb Cookies(with video)

Make these super easy, chocolate cookies for your next Halloween bash!

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Eyeball Deviled Eggs

Spook guests with this scary take on a classic appetizer.

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Halloween Candy Carrot Cake(with video)

Carrot cake, chocolate cream cheese frosting, and candy all add up to one dynamite cake.

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Mini Mummy Hot Dogs

Everyone’s favorite party appetizer has been transformed into a spooky treat. Wrap these ahead of time and refrigerate up to 2 hours. Pop them in the oven when you’re ready to serve!

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Skull Dippers

Not for the faint of heart, this eerie twist on crudité is served with a super scary dip (don’t worry, it’s just beet juice!).

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Vampire Apples(with video)

Balance out all that Halloween candy with this better-for-you snack featuring tart apples and nuts. Just be sure to remove the clove eyes before letting the kids chow down.

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Halloween Caramel Apples

The decorating options for these easy-as-pie caramel apples are endless—shredded coconut, chopped nuts, crushed pretzels, and more.

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Creepy Cookies(with video)

Store-bought sugar cookies get a Halloween skeleton upgrade thanks to melted chocolate and a sugar glaze in this easy 4-ingredient dessert.

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Halloween Cobweb Pancakes

The perfect breakfast for October 31st.

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Brownie Bats

Rounds of fudgy brownie fly as bats thanks to chocolate wafers and almond eyes. Make this easy treat for any Halloween get-together.

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Haunted House Dip Platter(with video)

Halloween has never been cuter than this (completely edible) spooky haunted house scene. The black bean dip can be made ahead up to 2 days in advance and refrigerated before assembling.