StyleNest rounds up the spookiest, freakiest and of course tastiest Halloween party food recipes this side of the graveyard.
Halloween is drawing ever so closer and for those planning a spooky shindig, we have all the recipe ideas you will need. From bloody marys for the adults, to creepy cupcakes and deadly dips, our selection of the best Halloween recipes will make sure you have the best party around. For kids and adults alike, we have it all covered. Happy Halloween Mwahahahahah.
Bloody Mary
Halloween is not all about the kids. This typically gruesome vodka cocktail will make your Halloween a night to remember, or forget, depending on how many of these you can sink.
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Spider Cupcakes
These spider cupcakes make the perfect Halloween treat. They will work well for Halloween parties and you can also get the little ones involved by helping to create the spooky spider toppings.
Halloween Pumpkin Soup
Pumpkin is not only a Halloween treat, but also a seasonal wonderfood. This light and tasty soup will make a great autumnal starter. Serve with breadstick broomsticks for a Halloween twist, or a swirl of sour cream for a creepy cobweb finish.
Popcorn Toffee Apples
They may give you one of your five a day, but everything else about these toffee apples is deliciously sinful. Sweet popcorn coating adds a crunchy twist and will be perfect served at any Halloween bash, or for a naughty teatime treat.
Cranberry and Red Onion Relish
This relish will turn any meal into ghoulish gastronomy in an instant. Perfect for accompanying cheese or crudités, this bloody relish can also be used as a condiment in your lunchtime sandwiches. Serve with hand-cut pumpkin crisps for a truly festive treat.
Witches Ribs With Vampire Toast
A dinnertime favourite is turned seriously spooky with these witches ribs and vampire toast. Using a good helping of black treacle, these tasty ribs are the perfect snack to nibble on whilst you are entertaining your little monsters.
Beetroot Soup
Not only are beetroots an amazing source of antioxidants but this soup looks seriously spooky. Trick the kids into thinking they are eating some ghoulish gunge, when really you are giving them a healthy meal with at least one portion of your five a day.
Frankenstein Fingers and Sheep Eyes
This delightful recipe goes to show that Halloween delicacies can also be super healthy. Once you cut up these chunky carrots, arrange them to look like Frankenstein’s fingers and sheep’s eyeballs and prepare to scare.
Lily Vanilli’s Undead Gingerbread Cupcakes
Lily Vanilli, the cupcake queen has produced these morbidly delicious gingerbread cupcakes. They will make the perfect party showstopper. Serve with chocolate soil, as demonstrated, to really freak out your guests.
