What Halloween Dessert Should You Bake?

Vampire Cupcakes in Red Velvet
What appears to be a gruesome encounter with the Count is simply raspberry jam with a dash of red food colouring. And if you dare to bite into one, you’ll discover that the centre is filled with more raspberry jam and chocolate.
Skeleton Cookies with Chocolate and Cinnamon
This year, get your gingerbread man cookie cutter out early; it’s exactly what you’ll need to make these simple cookies. You can make spooky Halloween treats with just a little icing.

Crispy Cereal Brain Stuffed Rice

Do you want to eat something ghastly delectable? This gruesome brain is actually a huge crispy rice cereal treat with silky chocolate mousse inside.

Frankenshake and Frankenshake’s Bride

In this ultimate trick-or-treat, his and hers Halloween shakes (one mint, one vanilla) are made in a single batch and then dressed up for the holiday.

Cheesecake for Halloween

A classic jack-o’-lantern brownie grin adds some extra Halloween flair to pumpkin cheesecake.

Brownies for Halloween

These spooky treats will delight everyone at your Halloween party: decadently rich and fudgy brownies topped with a gooey marshmallow spider web and adorable candy spiders.

Peanut Butter Spider Cookies with a Twist

Making these spider cookies is a fun activity for both kids and adults. There’s something for everyone, from pushing chocolate candies into warm cookies to drawing spider legs with chocolate and making silly eyes.
Strawberry Cheesecake Brain (No-Bake)

On Halloween, scare your friends by serving a creepy brain with fruit syrup “blood.” This no-bake strawberry cheesecake is made in a plastic mould to give it a realistic appearance.

Halloween Candy-Coated Apples

Go ahead and take a big bite out of these enchanting apples! They may look like they’re under a spell but you’ll find that they’re perfectly sweet and delicious.

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