New This Month
Surprise guests with these spooky sweets and snacks on All Hallow's Eve.
Combine grape juice and white wine with lime juice and raspberry sorbet for a vampire-approved, sweet-tart drink best enjoyed at twilight.
Roll goat cheese balls in fresh herbs and set over pesto for an appetizer straight from the Black Lagoon.
Cut puff pastry into spooky shapes with mini cookie cutters to make these crispy crackers in paprika-spiced orange and poppy-seed black.
Spike the colored layers of these marshmallow crispy treats with orange and lemon zest for a new take on Halloween’s signature candy.
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Take mud pie to the extreme with this tombstone treat, where candy, cookies, and ice cream rest in peace together.
Give your guests the shivers with these fruity pops.
Add some Halloween spirit to blondies with festively colored candies.
Spooky cookie cutters transform these savory sandwiches into Halloween treats.
This may be the easiest way ever to use up leftover candy! Top tender, crumbly shortbread with whatever candy is around for a treat both kids and adults will love.
Reinvent bow-tie pasta and melted mozzarella as bats and cobwebs for an unforgettable Halloween dinner.
Chopped up candy and gooey caramel mixed into these cookies will give everyone a pleasant surprise.
The minty treat inside these brownies will make them a Halloween staple.
Add these sinful bacon-wrapped bites to your spooky spread.
Guests will love this festively gloomy drink.
Mini cupcakes become a delightful Halloween concoction when they're packed with candy.
Chocolate whoopie pies are brought into the Halloween spirit with orange nonpareils.
Turn a classic martini into a Halloween specialty with this spooky trick.
Everyone loves these little spicy devils.
Frozen grapes not only keep this drink cool, they also up the freak factor.
Vanilla cupcakes become Halloween desserts with the addition of orange and black candies.
Pumpkin pie spice gives these treats classic fall flavor while still staying true to the orange-and-black color scheme.
Put your leftover Halloween candy to good use with this brilliant recipe.
The webby pattern of these crispy crackers give them spooky appeal.
Make over your chocolate cookies into frightening bats and scaredy-cats.
They're topped with all kinds of monsters; aliens, spiders, mummies, and other scary options.
