With Halloween right around the corner, it’s time for Halloween parties, trick-or-treating, and more ghoulish fun.
If you’re tired of the same party food at your work potluck or school event, try one of these spooky Halloween recipes from Blain’s Farm & Fleet.
You can rest in peace knowing that we have plenty of Halloween food ideas!
1. Stacked Jack-O-Lanterns Mini Donuts
Create a cute mini tower of pumpkins – using mini donuts!
This recipe from Wilton requires a little work, but the results are absolutely adorable.
2. Halloween Chocolate Peanut Butter Bark
Chocolate bark is perfect for any holiday, but you can give it a spooky twist with your favorite Halloween candy.
This recipe from See Vanessa Craft is easy to make, and the kids can help decorate the bark with sprinkles, pretzels and candy. One of the best Halloween recipes you’ll find!
You can’t have Halloween treats without something pumpkin-flavored. That’s where these cute mummy pumpkin cookies from Oh My Goodness Chocolate Desserts come in.
Plus, if you don’t like pumpkin, you can always substitute a different filling.
4. Witch Hats Rice Krispie Treats
If you’re looking for an easy treat, these crisp rice witch hat treats from Two Sisters Crafting are great for any Halloween party.
Simply follow the classic Rice Krispies recipe, add some food coloring, and shape into cute witch hats.
5. Peanut Butter Cut Out Cookies
Nothing beats a good cut out cookie, perfectly decorated for the holidays.
The Merchant Baker puts a spin on cut out cookies – with peanut butter! Once the cookies cool down, you and the kids can decorate your own adorable pumpkins. They’re the perfect treat after a day of pumpkin carving.
6. Spooky Halloween 7 Layer Dip
Not all Halloween treats have to be sweet.
Transform seven layer dip into a spooky spider web with this recipe from My Recipe Magic. It’s super easy to make – all you have to do is assemble the ingredients on a platter. And don’t forget the tortilla chips!
7. Peanut Butter Spider Cookies
Similar to peanut butter blossom cookies, these spooky spider cookies combine chocolate and peanut butter for a tasty Halloween treat.
All Recipe provides instructions for making the peanut butter cookies and creating the spiders out of chocolate truffles. You and the kids can easily make a treat everyone will like. These are a frighteningly fun Halloween dessert!
Yes, even pizza can be spooky for Halloween when you use this recipe from Pudge Factor. Imagine tasty pizza with little ghosts swirling around in the sauce!
This homemade pizza crust and sauce are a great way to incorporate the spirit of Halloween into your weeknight meals, or you can serve it at your upcoming Halloween party. It’s a Halloween dinner option that will have your kids screaming with delight!
9. Monster Toes
This recipe from the Craft Patch might be the easiest one yet. You only need two ingredients – circus peanuts and fruit runts candy.
All you have to do is smoosh the runt candy on the end of the circus peanut, and you have fun little monster toes.
10. Halloween Candy Popcorn Balls
Popcorn balls and caramel apples are signature fall treats.
If you want something a little different, try making the Halloween candy popcorn balls from A Table Full of Joy. The ooey-gooey popcorn balls are loaded with leftover Halloween candy.
Blain’s Tip: Try dipping them in melted white chocolate and topping them with a pair of eyes made of black icing or dark chocolate chips for a ghostly twist!
At Blain’s Farm & Fleet, you’ll find everything you need for a fun-filled Halloween. From baking and cookie decorating supplies to Halloween candy to Halloween decorations, you can have a spooky good time. For more holiday recipes, visit our In the Kitchen blog.
