Halloween Spider Cupcakes
Recipe by:
Heatherly Noble
These are a great for a kid's Halloween party! Chocolate cake mix is an easy option when you are making so many. Use liquorice for the legs and jelly beans or smarties for the eyes.
Halloween Witches Brew
Recipe by:
MOMMYGABS
A must every Halloween - this is great fun! A fake hand is frozen in a rubber glove and then floated in a bucket or glass punch bowl. Dress the hand up with a few Halloween trimmings like snakes and spiders.
Red toffee apples
Recipe by:
JONAR
Toffee apples are a lasting kids treat. They get to crunch on the toffee and then crunch on the apples.
Frozen Orange Pumpkins
There are many versions of this frozen orange treat around. My version entails mixing the orange pulp with the ice cream but you can just use the ice cream straight. They are perfect for Halloween because of their shape but also good for any time of year. Our kids prefer chocolate chip mint ice cream but you can use any flavour. Try and find oranges with thick skins and keep the carving small to minimise the "ooze"!
Orange Halloween Cupcakes
Recipe by:
EMMITSKA
With two oranges and yoghurt this cake is really simple but excellent. This cake is a fantastic colour for making cupcake jack o lanterns at Halloween time.
Grape Eyes
Recipe by:
Diana
These are a simple and healthy Halloween party option; grapes are skewered then icing is used to create an eye ball and then chocolate the pupil.
Halloween Hand in the Punch
This creepy frozen zombie hand in your favourite punch adds a spooky touch to your Halloween party. Just freeze water in a surgical glove then float it in your punch.
Mummy Pizza
Yummy little mummy themed pizza slices baked on a flaky pastry bottom with cheese and pizza sauce then topped with more slices of pastry to look like mummies.
Halloween Witches' Fingers
Recipe by:
Sandra
Needless to say, kids love the look of these biscuits and adults love the taste. Disgustingly perfect for a Halloween party.
Creepy Halloween Eyeballs
These creepy Halloween eyeballs are slimy, disgusting and delicious. Make a great cocktail decoration or just a yucky snack for kids.
Pumpkin Slice
Recipe by:
JRR
A delicious pumpkin treat for any time of year, though they're particularly good round Halloween.
Soul Cakes
Soul cakes come from the Celtic festival of Samhain, more commonly known today as All Hallows eve. Soul cakes were baked and left on the porch with a glass of milk or wine, for the dearly departed. On All Hallows day Nov 1, traditionally children and the poor, would perform, sing, or pray for the dead to earn the treat of the Soul cake. Which evolved into the modern day version of trick or treating.
Pumpkin Pie
Recipe by:
Lynn Lewis and Joachim Wahnschaffe
This traditional sweet American pie that dates back to colonial times. It makes a great dessert. Enjoy!
Pumpkin Bread
Recipe by:
Amy Posont
This recipe makes two loaves. Use butternut or other sweet pumpkin and make sure you drain the pumpkin well both before and after pureeing.
Roasted Pumpkin Soup
Recipe by:
PRINCESS ANTZ
A classic style pumpkin soup made with blended roasted vegetables and chicken stock.
Toffee Apple
Recipe by:
MUM1
Like I have to tell you, apples coated in toffee! Great for fetes, birthday parties and Halloween. When the apples are cold you can wrap them in cellophane or greaseproof paper.
Halloween Pumpkin Fudge
Recipe by:
cathy
A simple white chocolate, marshmallow and pumpkin fudge to make for a Halloween party or for pumpkin lovers at any time.
Worm Cupcakes
Recipe by:
Sarah
These are a great idea for an Aussie Halloween and are easy and fun for kids to decorate. Use snakes to place on top of these little chocolate cakes for fun birthday party or Halloween party cakes.