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Chilling the dough ensures it’s easy to scoop when you’re ready to bake. Popcorn balls are such a fun dessert to have at any holiday party. To make them perfect for Halloween, this recipe includes candy corn, mini marshmallows, and salted peanuts. Get as creative as you want with decorating these pumpkin-chocolate cheesecake bars. You can even get the kids to help with adding sprinkles, candy, or monster eyes. Dipping apples in white candy melts gives them a ghostly apperance perfect for your Halloween party.
With that in mind, satisfy your sweet tooth with these Halloween treats that are as easy and fun to make as they are to eat. Whether you're throwing a party or just want a few extra sweets on hand, these are the scary-good recipes to make this October. This quick and easy Halloween treat is a fun one for kids and adults alike.
Scissor Fingers Cake
Just add the festive candy coated colors and these blondies are perfect for a treat with leftover Halloween candy. You can also substite Halloween Peeps or sprinkles to decorate. These are so cute and not all that tough to make. We love how moist and delicious they are too, perfect for any Halloween party. Who doesn't love a sugar cookie shaped and decorated for Halloween? These sprinkled or frosted or both, look delicious and are simple to make.
For the base, we doubled the recipe for Dark Chocolate Brownies, baking it in a 9- by 13-in. Thin, flat chocolate bars work best for the faces. Our two-bite treats are scary-simple to make and a ghoulishly good addition to your spread of haunted sweets. When it comes time to wrap the mummies in chocolate, let the kids help out for a fun holiday craft.
Witches' Hats
These ghost meringues are bound to impress at any Halloween party or celebration. "I love the wonderful combination of soft tart apples on the bottom of the cobbler with the sweet crunchy crust on top." "This pumpkin pie is wonderful and very easy to make. It bakes beautifully, there is no cracking or sinking in the middle."
Delicious, easy, and allergy-friendly — sounds perfect to me. For starters, this gigantic Halloween cookie looks amazing! It’s so cool how a vanilla frosting design can turn this cookie from simple to spooky. Use whatever colors you want for the chocolate and sprinkles, and just have fun. From that alone, you can already tell how tasty they are.
Dragon Food Dessert
Get inspired by spooky sponges, cupcakes, jellies, pumpkin pie, toffee apples and more. These spooktacular treats are simple to make, and tons of fun to eat! There are no tricks involved, either—just a handful of pantry ingredients and some black decorating gel. Make sure to line the baking pan with foil for easier cutting and quick cleanup. Kids will love decorating these cute and vibrant Halloween brownies.
We'll take chocolate-covered strawberries any time of the year, and thankfully these guys are scary good. There's no better way to celebrate All Hallows Eve than with the Pumpkin King himself—and a bunch of chocolate-covered Oreos. Try this easy recipe made with a premade pastry sheet.
Check out our Ultimate Halloween Guide (with 200+ recipes) next. Try these vegan Halloween recipes, then check out our Halloween cake recipes, Halloween jelly recipes and main collection of Halloween recipes. These candy dipped apples are sure to bring smiles to any Fall celebration.
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. If you need a break from rainbow-smattered sweets and unicorn-coated everything, these deliciously dark doughnuts are exactly what you’re looking for. 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.
Out of all the many many candies in the world, Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups is hands down, my favorite. The combination of chocolate and peanut butter is irresistible to me. While this tri-colored treat is tasty, you just get way too much of it. These sweet-and-salty treats will be a hit at this year's Halloween party, plus they're an equally fun way to use up leftover candy.
Keep it simple by preparing just about everything for this cake ahead of time. Make a sweet treat that looks like the evil witch has melted right out of her hat. The cake is baked, cut into shapes and then put together to make a purr-fect cake for any Halloween party. You get all the satisfaction of a caramel apple in one bite and without a messy chin. If decorating with twigs, make sure twigs are food-safe or use craft sticks. Prepare this decadent, chocolate-frosted cake for a festive Halloween dessert.
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