From spooky to cute, sweet and savory, this festive Halloween Recipe Roundup has an extensive list of ideas to celebrate one of my favorite holidays.
IDK about you, but Halloween is one of my favorite holidays, if not my favorite. But sadly, despite busting out all my Halloween decor every year it’s been a hot minute since I’ve actually dressed up. No one I know has parties anymore and it hadn’t occurred to me to dress up to hand out candy even though I remember my dad doing that when we were kids.
This year I was going to change that oversight and was excited to see it was on the weekend when I will actually be in town. But I forgot that whenever Halloween lands on a weekend, my neighborhood moves trick-or-treat to Thursday and I won’t be home that evening to partake. Super lame.
Instead I decided to roundup a list of all my Halloween recipes to share. Somehow despite making roudup lists for pretty much every other holiday and occasion I had yet to make one exclusively for Halloween. I love hoe creative you can get for this holiday, almost anything goes! I’ve got plenty of cute and creepy recipes and even some savory to break up the sweet.
HALLOWEEN RECIPE ROUNDUP
Black Garlic Skull Deviled Eggs
Enabling you to buy that mini skull silicone mold at the store in order to make these spooky deviled eggs worthy of their name.
Bloody Poke Cake
This bloody poke cake make be a little gross looking but I promise it is delicious!
Bloody Zombie Brains
Have you ever noticed how walnuts look like little brains? Add red food coloring to candied walnuts and you’ve got bloody zombie brains.
Butterbeer Mousse
Not as spooky, but this butterbeer mousse is ready for fall.
Candy Corn Cheesecake Mousse
Like it or not, candy corn is an iconic Halloween treat. Thankfully everyone can enjoy this cheesecake flavored mousse that just looks like candy corn.
Candy Corn Cookie Cake
This ombre cookie cake is as cute and as delicious as can be when pulling inspiration from my least favorite Halloween candy.
Candy Corn Rice Crispy Treats
Everyone’s favorite rice crispy treat turned into festive candy corn shapes perfect for Halloween!
Candy Corn Sugar Cookie Bars
Same concept as the candy corn rice crispy treats above but now in sugar cookie form.
Caramel Apple Oreo Truffles
You can make Oreo truffles out of any of the different flavors of Oreo. Try this caramel apple version, dipped in chocolate to resemble an actual caramel apple.
Chocolate Candy Corn & Creme Cookies
My favorite chewy double chocolate chip cookies get in the Halloween spirit when made with Hershey’s cookies and candy corn creme chocolate bars.
Chocolate Frogs
These chocolate frogs may not be bewitched to jump around, but they are crispy and delicious! The perfect treat for any Harry Potter fan or for Halloween.
Dark Chocolate Cookies and Cream Bars
Get ready for cookies and scream this Halloween with these dark chocolate cookie bars with white chocolate chips and creepy eyes.
Day of the Dead Margaritas
Celebrate Dia de los Muertos with this blood orange and hibiscus margarita. Cheers to all our loved ones who can no longer be with us.
Deviled Egg Eyeballs
These chocolate frogs may not be bewitched to jump around, but they are crispy and delicious! The perfect treat for any Harry Potter fan or for Halloween.
Flying Purple People Eater Cake Balls
It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s – flying purple people eaters! These adorable Halloween truffles are made out of cake balls, with sandwich cookie wings, and a candy corn horn.
Flying Purple People Eater Milkshakes
Get crafty with these people eater milkshakes! Tape black paper wings to your cups with a gummy eye, fill with ube milkshakes and top with whipped cream and an ice cream corn horn.
Flying Purple People Eater Thumbprints
One eyed, one horned, flying purple people eaters. But what do you call someone who eats a flying purple people eater cookie??
Ghost Halloween Cinnamon Rolls
Easily dress up a store bought can of cinnamon rolls to look like ghosts for a spooky breakfast.
Gooey Monster Peanut Butter Cookies
What’s better than gooey butter cake in cookie form? A peanut butter version coated in cocoa-powdered sugar mixture.
Halloween Brownie Roll Out Cookie Sandwiches
These chocolate brownie cut out cookie sandwiches are the perfect ghoulish treat for Halloween.
Halloween Oreo Cupcakes
Don’t be frightened, but there’s a surprise lurking inside. These chocolate cupcakes have a Halloween Oreo in the bottom with matching orange cream cheese frosting.
Halloween Puppy Chow
Puppy Chow is also known as Muddy Buddies
Halloween 7-Layer Bars
What better time to make magic seven layer bars than Halloween? Mix and match wit your favorite festive candy.
Leftover Halloween Candy Layer Bars
Use up your leftover Halloween candy with these magic layer bars. Any combination of chocolate candy will work. You can even add candy corn if you so desire.
Mad Scientist Halloween Chocolate Chip Cookies
Festive sprinkles make all the difference in otherwise classic favorite chocolate chip cookies.
Monster Cookie Buckeyes
Iconic buckeye peanut butter balls get dressed up for Halloween as monster eyes.
Monster Mash Dessert Lasagna
Dessert lasagna gets dressed up for Halloween with black and green filling and creepy eyes on top. AKA dark chocolate pistachio dessert lasagna.
Monster Sugar Cookies
These bright, chewy sugar cookies are dotted with candy eyes and are perfect for Halloween! Especially when sandwiched around leftover Halloween candy ice cream.
Mummy Baked Brie
Puff pastry baked brie is a killer appetizer, so dress it up like a mummy for Halloween and stuff it with your favorite jam.
Mummy Spinach Artichoke Stromboli
Serve this yummy mummy stuffed with spinach, artichokes, and mozzarella cheese at your spooky Halloween party.
Non-Alcoholic Halloween Punch
This punch is fun for all ages, with gummy worms and edible lychee-blueberry eyes.
Oreo Spiderweb Cheesecake
This isn’t just an Oreo cheesecake, it’s a spiderweb cheesecake. The perfect festive dessert for any of your Halloween celebrations.
Pumpkin Oreo Truffles
Oreo truffles and pumpkin combine into these easy fall truffles.
Pumpkin Popcorn Balls
Need an easy festive snack for Halloween? Try these popcorn balls that look like little pumpkins.
Pumpkin Snickerdoodle Blossoms
Get your taste buds ready for fall with these sweet and chewy snickerdoodles topped with a pumpkin spice Hershey’s Kiss.
Pumpkin Spice Greek Yogurt Mousse
Fluffy mousse made with pumpkin spice Greek yogurt is a great way to end a fall day. Serve with a spiced cookie.
Sally’s Sugar Cookies
Sally’s sugar cookies are for all the Nightmare Before Christmas fans out there, colorful and stitched up inspired by Sally!
Sally’s Worm Wort Nightmare Before Christmas Soup (Green Curry Soup)
Just like the soup served in the movie but this one probably won’t put you to sleep, unless you eat too much!
Skull Sloppy Joe Bombs
These may be one of my favorite Halloween creations. Stuff them with just about anything but these are filled with sloppy joe!
Slime Lava Cakes
Instead of molten lava cakes how about molten slime cakes? These are a perfect treat for Halloween topped with a whipped cream ghost!
Sorting Hat Harry Potter Cookies
Find out which Hogwarts House you will be sorted into with these Sorting Hat cookies that reveal your house colors when you bite into them.
White Chocolate-Raspberry Eyeball Cupcakes
These spooky and delicious cupcakes are the perfect treat for all ages. Adults and kids will scream over these eyeball cupcakes with a gooey red center.
White Chocolate Reese’s Pumpkin Blondies
The combination of pumpkin, peanut butter, and chocolate may seem strange at first, but soon you will realize that these rich, salty, and sweet flavors belong together.
Three years ago: Hofbrauhaus Columbus
Six years ago: Slow Cooker BBQ Pork Chili
Seven years ago: Bagel Quiche
Eight years ago: Easy Peanut Butter and Dark Chocolate Fudge
Nine years ago: Guacamole Seasoning
Ten years ago: Breakfast Quesadillas
