12 terrifyingly delicious Halloween recipes you can make at home

12 Halloween Recipes You Can Make At Home

Make Halloween extra spooky, and extra yummy with these kid-friendly Halloween recipes. Even the pickiest of eaters will want to sink their teeth into these deliciously creepy dishes.

Ghost Pancakes

Simply shape your pancakes like ghosts when you cook them, add chocolate chips for eyes and a mouth, and you have a spooky Halloween breakfast to serve your kids.

Recipe from Gourmetmomonthego.com

Mummy Toast

Spread pizza sauce onto toasted bread then arrange sliced cheese on top to make it look like a bandaged mummy. Add eyes using black olives. You can serve this as is, or put it into the broiler or toaster for a while until the cheese melts.

Recipe from Spaceshipsandlaserbeams.com

Eyeball Soup

Make eyeballs using fresh mozzarella balls with green olives with pimientos pressed into them. Then, place 2 or 3 eyeballs into shallow bowls filled with tomato soup. Quick, easy and spooky!

Recipe from Babble.com

Open-faced Ghost Cheese Sandwich

Perfect for bento snack boxes, all you need for this open faced sandwich is a slice of bread, a sheet of nori and sandwich cheese cut into the shape of a ghost.

Recipe and image from Mommylevy.com

Ghost Onigiri Bento

Moms who pack lunch can add a spooky twist to your kids’ lunchboxes with this Ghost rice ball. Shape the rice using a sandwich bag or cling wrap, and add details using cut up nori!

Recipe from Cutefoodforkids.com

Frankenstein Pudding Cups

For this yummy Halloween dessert, start by using a clean paint brush to paint monster faces on clear plastic cups using melted chocolate. Refrigerate the cups to allow the chocolate to harden. Add a few drops of green food coloring to store-bought vanilla pudding. Spoon the pudding into prepared cups, top with crushed Oreos, then refrigerate for an hour before serving.

Recipe from Parents.com

Spider Cupcakes

Make scary spider toppers using Oreos, black string licorice, and M&M’s to add a Halloween twist to homemade or store-bought frosted cupcakes.

Recipe from Kraftrecipes.com

Slime Bug Cups

Make this sweet treat using blue-colored Jello with gummy worms and insects in small glasses or plastic cups. Add crushed Oreos and more gummy creepy crawlies on top of the Jello just before serving.

Recipe from BBCgoodfood.com

Swamp Pesto with Severed Fingers

Not for the squeamish, this green pasta dish is topped with realistic severed fingers made out of sausages. Kids may find it spooky or just downright cool!

Recipe and image from Thepeachkitchen.com

Strawberry Ghosts

Who doesn’t love chocolate-dipped strawberries? For this spooky version, use white chocolate and shortening to dip your strawberries in. Mini chocolate chips make up the ghost eyes, and the mouth is drawn using a toothpick dipped in melted milk chocolate.

Recipe from Tasteofhome.com

Ice Cream Witch

A scoop of ice cream topped with shredded wheat cereal or string candy for hair, and an ice cream cone make up this witchy dessert. Create a witchy face using chocolate chips, licorice and gummy candies, and you are ready to serve.

Recipe from Parenting.com

Spooky Punch

Stick a grape into the cavity of a canned lychee to create eyeballs, and freeze them for about an hour. Drop 3 of these fruity eyes into a glass of strawberry or grape juice for an instant spooky drink.

Recipe and image from Thepeachkitchen.com

12 Halloween Recipes To Make At Home

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