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Halloween

Spooky Snacks and Devilish Drinks

Set out a fiendish spread of appetizers and beverages when you host the annual Halloween costume party.

Bat Bites

Bat Bites

These bite-sized bats have an adult-friendly flavor from the goat cheese, cream cheese, and pesto mixture. The kids will love to shape the bats' bodies, decorate their faces, and give them wings.

Recipe: Bat Bites

Ghoul-Aid Punch

Ghoul-Aid Punch

Give your guests a scare by float a creepy ice face in your punch bowl. Fill a Halloween mask with water (seal the openings with sturdy tape), freeze overnight, then remove the ice from the mask and float face up.

Recipe: Ghoul-Aid Punch

Witch's Fingers in Bandages

Witch's Fingers in Bandages

Take pigs-in-a-blanket to a new level with these scary puff pastry-wrapped witch's fingers. The cocktail-size franks are the perfect size for an easy pick-up appetizer and you won't even need to serve with dip since each "finger" has red nail polish (ie. ketchup).

Recipe: Witch's Fingers in Bandages

Monster Eyes

William Dickey

Monster Eyes

Give sausage balls a spooky look by placing a pimiento-stuffed olive in the center of each one. These "eyes" are a fun breakfast treat on Halloween morning.

Recipe: Monster Eyes

Blood-Bath Punch

Blood-Bath Punch

Let the adults enjoy the Halloween party too by serving this tangy blood-colored punch alongside other spooky treats.

Recipe: Blood-Bath Punch

Mummy Dogs

Southern Living

Mummy Dogs

These make-ahead hot dogs use refrigerated breadstick dough, perfect for goblins, pretty princesses, superheroes, and even their parents. Watch the how-to video at SouthernLiving.com.

Recipe: Mummy Dogs

Brew-Ha-Ha Punch

Brew-Ha-Ha Punch

With lime drink and pineapple juice, this party punch isn't scary at all–for the kids or the adults. But putting the punch in a second bowl of dry ice gives it that eerie feeling that's perfect for a spooky party.

Recipe: Brew-Ha-Ha Punch

Cheddar Witch's Fingers

Leigh Beisch

Cheddar Witch's Fingers

Use cheesy cornmeal breadstick dough to make scary witch fingers. They're great for snacks or to serve with soup and chili.

Recipe: Cheddar Witch's Fingers

Deviled Green Goblin Eggs

Deviled Green Goblin Eggs

Create artful patterns on hard-cooked egg whites by cracking the shells of the cooked eggs and letting them stand in a food-coloring mixture.

Recipe: Deviled Green Goblin Eggs

Weiner Worms

Weiner Worms

Hard-core haunted house fans will love this "Halloweenie" dish made by grilling strips of hot dogs. Buns are optional.

Recipe: Weiner Worms

Goblin Dip with Bone Crackers

Goblin Dip with Bone Crackers

Turn Tex-Mex bean dip into a Halloween specialty by serving it with bone-shaped crackers.

Recipe: Goblin Dip with Bone Crackers

More Halloween Ideas

More Halloween Ideas

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