These dark chocolate skull cakes are a scary fun dessert to serve at a Halloween party or just to have in the kitchen to celebrate the coming holiday.
With pomegranate arils for eyes and vanilla sprinkles for teeth, these little two-bite dark chocolate cakelets are a great way to have a decadent dessert without over indulging. Unless you are like me and secretly grab one every time you pass through the kitchen.
These graveyard brownies are super fun to make and even more fun to serve. Share them for a kids' party, your book club, or even after dinner with friends.
I had so much fun shopping for and playing around with different ingredients and ideas for putting these brownies together. For once, I was happy to see that stores had their Halloween sections set up even though it was still September!
These mummy meatballs are a scary good appetizer. They are perfect for serving at your Halloween party or for a fun kids' dinner.
These mummy meatballs are great to bring to a Halloween-themed potluck or party too. Pair them with my mini mummy dogs, breadstick snakes, or deviled Halloween tea eggs.
These severed hand pies are a fun and easy to make Halloween dessert. Fill them with a red-colored fruit (cherry, raspberry, strawberry, or cactus pear) pie filling for a creepy and delicious treat.
All you need to make these little severed hand pies is ready-made pie dough, cherry pie filling, and an egg wash. You can garnish the hand pies with some of the juices in your pie filling or with some raspberry or strawberry dessert topping.
These mini pizza skulls are tasty little treats to serve at your next Halloween party.
These pizza bites are so easy to make. You can use your favorite pre-made pizza dough, such as Pillsbury, or you can use your own favorite pizza dough recipe and then stuff them with everything you love on a pizza.
These pumpkin spice marshmallows taste just like a slice of pumpkin pie!
This post and recipe were created for #HalloweenTreatsWeek! Dixie Crystals Sugar has provided a prize package but as always opinions are 100% mine.
These pumpkin spice marshmallows take the flavors of your favorite holiday pie and put them in a sweet, squishy, fluffy, puffy treat.
These caramel apple cupcakes are perfect little packages for indulging your craving for cake and caramel apples.
This caramel apple cupcake recipe takes one of your favorite Halloween treat traditions and turns it into little bite-sized treats.
These Halloween popcorn balls, tossed together with a concoction of melted marshmallows and butter, along with candy corn and peanuts, are super fun to make!
Popcorn balls are such an easy treat to make. You could even make
them with kids. Just be sure to make a little extra popcorn for your helpers
for snacking.
These mummy cake pops are a fun and totally cute way to celebrate Halloween. They are a sweet treat and a huge hit with the kids.
These little mummies are made with yellow cake mixed with vanilla
frosting and coated in a vanilla candy coating. They are perfect for a
Halloween party, and, wrapped in cellophane and tied up with a bow, make
adorable party favors.
This Halloween Candy Bark is an easy and fun treat. Plus, you don't need any fancy dessert decorating skills!
Making candy bark is a fun way to get creative without too much pressure to be perfect. Just grab whatever treats you have on hand and scatter them across some melted chocolate or almond bark and gently press it in.
Mini Mummy Dogs, little smoked sausages wrapped in crescent roll "bandages" for your Halloween party.
These mini mummy dogs are just so fun and easy to make and will probably be the most popular item on your appetizer tray at your Halloween party.
