Author: Sharon Bowers
This is a non-edible but creative Halloween project that can be used for decoration or an activity at a Halloween party.
Author: Dawnab
You've never seen a Halloween cake recipe until you've seen this Towering Haunted House Cake! Here's to how to make the creepy construction come to life.
Healthy and spooky at the same time! Put the cream cheese dip into a black bowl . Serve with baby carrots and crackers. I'll have to post a picture soon.Creep out the kids!
Author: littlemafia
Author: Jami Curl
Our Monster Eye Balls Rice Krispie Bites are these yummy, bite-sized balls of crunchy, marshmallow-y delight with creepy monster eyes!
Author: Two Sisters Crafting
Such a fun recipe. Be sure to cover the toenails with foil. No need for really burnt toenails! https://www.allroadsleadtothe.kitchen/2016/10/bloody-feetloaf-meatloaf.html?m=1
Author: Linajjac
One of my kid's favorite Halloween recipes, from either Betty Crocker or Pillsbury cookbook. A great way to sneak in spinach too!
Author: kdemarco1
Royal Persian lamb curry by Medha Devdas. Browse recipes by occasion, ingredients, cuisine, festivals and more..
Author: Medha Devdas
Turn these fall-spiced cupcakes into a Pumpkin Patch-themed holiday centerpiece for Halloween or Thanksgiving.
Author: Karen Tack
These Sausage Mummies will make a really fun addition to a kids Halloween party! You just need some sausages, pastry and edible eyes!
Author: Ciara Attwell
Top a steaming bowl of chili with a friendly (and edible!) breadstick spider. 8 servings (1 cup chili and 1 spider bread each).
Author: Annacia
Kids will love these Doughnut Hole Eyeball treats-and you won't believe how easy they are to make!
Author: Zilly Rosen
Fun and healthy snack for your ghosts and goblins. So easy to make and guaranteed to get a great reaction!!! If you make the hummus ahead of time, add the pretzels and crackers at the end as they get soggy...
Author: 5brothers