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From chips and dip to one-bite apps, finger foods are the perfect way to kick off a party. No forks or spoons required, just easy-to-pick-up party foods, so you can clean up in no time. This cool, delicious dessert is so simple to make and different from the Halloween candy and cupcakes.
This evil-looking skull is the perfect creepy Halloween treat. Make this cake easily with the Skull Shaped Cake Pan. The outside is soft, the inside is creamy and they’ll melt in your mouth. If you’re craving the flavor ofcheesecakebut don’t feel like making one, this cookie is for you.
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This quick and easy Halloween treat is a fun one for kids and adults alike. Kids will love decorating these cute and vibrant Halloween brownies. Use purple, orange, yellow and teal buttercream to ice your pumpkin-shaped brownies, then let the kids go crazy with adding various candy eyeballs. Dress up your cupcakes in lovely pastel shades with these Candy Ghost Halloween Cupcakes.
After the cake has chilled and you’ve covered it in a sleek layer of chocolate glaze, simply draw on your spider web using a white icing pen. Keep in mind, your web doesn’t have to be perfect! Finish it with a couple of candy spiders or draw your own with the icing. Trust us, a chocolate-on-chocolate spider web cake is a welcome addition to any Halloween party. A bright lemony glaze balances the warm toasty flavors delivered by black sesame seeds for a balanced, not-too-sweet doughnut. We used black food dye to intensify the darkness of these doughnuts, but feel free to leave it out if you’d prefer.
Snickerdoodle Chocolate-Chunk Bundt Cake
Bring everyone to the yard with these delicious shakes. And if you're obsessed with all things creamsicle? This kid-approved snack just might freak your guests out.
We kind of wish all spiders were made of gumdrops and licorice, don’t you? The cupcakes are flavored with molasses and anise for a licorice-y effect, but you could use any flavor you like. But whatever you do, don’t skip the spooky-cutegoogly eyes. If a blondie and apumpkin piehad a very delicious baby, it would be this dessert. The addition of pumpkin puree keeps them pleasantly chewy.
White Chocolate 'Butterfinger' Bars
These 4 ingredient cookie ideas are super cute, delicious and simple to make. A collection of spooktacular Halloween desserts and treats that will have everyone thrilled. During Halloween season, sometimes we start grabbing bags of candy from the grocery shelves a little bit too early. When that happens, instead of eating pieces of candy off-hand, turn your favorite candy into a dessert to share. I love running, cooking, and curling up with a good book! Here you’ll find simple and delicious recipes that you can make in 30 minutes or less.
Throw a big bash to your loved ones on this Halloween and impress them with these creative dessert ideas. Chocolate and peanut butter are a match made in dessert heaven—and look so cute in the shape of acorns. If you're in the market for a creative baking challenge, we've got you covered—and this one's two stories high. Build this eerie house with not one, but two cakes, then decorate it to your heart's content.
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This classy tart might not scream “Halloween” from the get-go but go ahead, take a bite. The crust is a press-in situation, so there’s no fussy rolling or chilling required. This calls for a campfire and a scary story—or skip the campfire and fire up yourNetflix scary movie queueinstead. The cookie itself is made from crushed up graham crackers instead of flour, and it’ll keep soft for days. We'll take chocolate-covered strawberries any time of the year, and thankfully these guys are scary good.
Prepare this decadent, chocolate-frosted cake for a festive Halloween dessert. Check out our Ultimate Halloween Guide (with 200+ recipes) next. These Día de los Muertos sugar skulls are a fun and festive decoration that’s perfect for a Halloween or Day of the Dead celebration.
Dark chocolate is melted and spread on parchment paper. Then white chocolate is melted and used to draw little ghosts on the dark chocolate. These are set in the refrigerator and later dipped into melted white chocolate. Once the dropped peanut butter balls are set and cooled, red icing gel is piped onto the eyeball, and veins are drawn with a toothpick. And when it’s turned into a sweet and savory little bite of a dessert, it’s even better! Butter, peanut butter, vanilla extract, marshmallows, and powdered sugar are combined and rolled into balls.
Great for Halloween parties, showers and more, these crispy, sweet cookie pops are a decadent delight you’re sure to love. She used to sling sugary desserts in a pastry kitchen, but now she's an avid home cook and fanatic baker. They’re a cross between apie, a cake and a cookie. Swap the cream cheese frosting for another flavor if you dare—we like the sound of chocolate. Use up leftover Halloween candy with this clever method for turning fun-sized candy bars into fancy chocolate fondue.
This can be served as a side with dinner or alone as a yummy Halloween dessert. Super easy to assemble and decorate, it's the perfect Halloween centerpiece. These choco bites are loaded with protein and so cute and festive. They’re sweet and buttery, and so incredibly soft and tender, they almost melt in your mouth.
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