What do you usually make for dinner on Halloween? It’s always such a busy night, especially if it’s a work or school night. The kids are excited to get their costumes on and dinner takes a bit of a back seat to the night. But I’d love to start making Halloween dinner more of an event. Not like a crazy, slave in the kitchen type of meal, but more of a WHAT-THE-HECK-IS-ON-MY-PLATE type of meal. Ah yes, a little bit of creative payback to torture my three little monsters (although, I’m pretty sure they’d think it was fantastic…).
I’ve gotta say, I’ve never had a go to Halloween meal plan before, but I need to start making the Halloween spaghetti that I’m linking to below! (It’s the first on the list.) It looks really simple! I’m not sure me or my husband would be able to eat it without closing our eyes, and holding our breath – at least for the first few bites – but my three year old and five year old would think it’s the greatest thing ever! I know it’s just plain old, regular ingredients, but when you put them together it sure looks creepy!
I’m a sucker when it comes to turning food into some kind of craft. So when holidays like Halloween, Christmas and Valentine’s Day come along and there are endless possibilities of fun things you can make with food, I get pretty excited about trying some of the new ideas!
This list of Halloween food ideas has me inspired! If there were more hours in a day, I would make all of these recipes! Halloween tends to be big on sweets, but there are lots of healthy (or healthy-ish) food ideas that you can make too. From ghosts to black cats to monsters and mummies, there are tons of food possibilities, both sweet and savory!
Halloween Food Ideas
Check out these amazing and creative ideas!
Halloween Spaghetti via The 36th Avenue
Spooky Spider Deviled Eggs via Delicious as it Looks
Pumpkin Rice Krispie Treats via Cincy Shopper
Pumpkin Pops via The Sweet Adventures of Sugarbelle
Mini Chocolate Donut Spider via One Little Project
Oreo Spiders Cake via Bird On A Cake
Strawberry Ghosts via Miss CandiQuik
Candy Corn Marshmallow People via Knead To Cook
Pumpkin Veggie Platter via Little Shamrocks
Graveyard Taco Dip Recipe via Chickabug
Oreo Bat Truffles via One Sweet Appetite
Pumpkin Cakes via One Little Project
Fruit Platter Jack-O-Lantern via Clean & Scentsible
Clementine Pumpkins and Banana Ghosts via One Little Project
Spider Cookies via Princess Pinky Girl
Jalapeño Popper Mummies via The Hopeless Housewife
Spooky Boo Brownies via Betty Crocker
Pumpkin Deviled Eggs via Tadka Pasta
Pumpkin Seeds via One Little Project
Oreo Eyeball DIY Treats via 100 Directions
Non-Spooky Black Cat Cupcakes via One Little Project
Halloween Candy Bark via Just A Taste
Cheese and Pretzel Broomsticks via One Little Project
No-Bake Pumpkin Cheesecake Truffles via Creme de la Crumb
Mini Bundt Cake Pumpkins via One Little Project
Halloween Witch Hats Treats via Cincy Shopper
Pretzel Spider Webs via One Little Project
Pumpkin Rolls via Thistlewood Farms
Cheese Pumpkins via Popsugar
3-D Pumpkin Cookies via Glorious Treats
Candy Corn Popsicles via One Little Project
Jack-O-Lanterns on a Stick via Betty Crocker
Poison Toffee Apples via Simply Delicious
Easy Fondant Ghost Cupcakes via One Little Project
Candy Corn Milkshakes via Kara’s Party Ideas
Candy Corn Fruit Cocktail via Family Fresh Meals
Mr. Bones and Double Dips via Better Homes and Gardens
Halloween Bundt Cake via Love Bakes Good Cakes
Chocolate Covered Pumpkin Pretzels via One Little Project
Ghost Meringues via Smart School House
Gooey Monster Eye Cookies via Lil’ Luna
Pumpkin Patch Cupcake Poppers via The Bearfoot Baker
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