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Every October, when Halloween approaches, I get inspired to make an array of fall-inspired recipes. Here’s just a few of my favorites to cure cravings and get you into the spooky spirit of the season. 

1.Spider Cookies

(http://cincyshopper.com/halloween-spider-cookies/)

Have you ever made the cookies with a Hershey kiss on top? This is an upgrade–to a Reese’s. That’s all. 

2. Strawberry Ghosts

(https://www.yummyhealthyeasy.com/chocolate-covered-strawberry-ghosts)

Not only are these cute, but they’re also super easy. For a healthier substitute, try dipping your strawberries in Greek yogurt and freezing them for a fun froyo-fruit combo!

 

3. Spooky Cinnamon Sugar Crisps  

(http://www.simplyrecipes.com/recipes/cinnamon_sugar_flour_tortilla_crisps/)

These yummy tortilla crisps are a staple for any Halloween party.  The recipe is super simple to follow—no cooking experience needed!

 

4. Mummy Pumpkin Cookies

(https://omgchocolatedesserts.com/mummy-pumpkin-cookies/)

These cookies are a must for anyone wanting to (pumpkin) spice up their life. Just imagine how good your kitchen will smell after making these!

 

5. Rice Krispie Pumpkins (http://onelittleproject.com/rice-krispie-treat-pumpkins/)

Rice Krispie treats are easy to make and fit almost any season. For Autumn and Halloween, these pumpkins are a great treat. Add a scary face with black icing to make your pumpkin treat into a Jack-o-Lantern.

 

6. PB&J Spiders

(http://www.mashyourheartout.com/tag/spider-peanut-butter-and-jelly-sandwich)  

This recipe transforms a childhood favorite into a spooky treat perfect for Halloween season.

 

7. Jack-O-Lantern Brownies (https://thenovicechefblog.com/2016/10/melted-jack-o-lantern-brownies/)  

Although these brownies are a bit more time-consuming than other recipes in this thread, these are sure to impress anyone you share them with. Get creative and use different cylindrical candies (Rolos, marshmallows, Reese’s, etc) to form the pumpkin and to add a surprise element to your treats!

 

8. Hocus Pocus-Inspired S’mores Pops  

(http://www.delish.com/cooking/recipe-ideas/recipes/a49584/hocus-pocus-inspired-smores-pops-recipe/)

Remember the classic Disney movie “Hocus Pocus” from your childhood? Bring on the nostalgia with this creative take on s’mores.

 

9. Lollipop Ghosts

(http://onelittleproject.com/lolly-pop-ghosts/)

You probably remember these fun lollipop ghosts from Halloween as a child. This is definitely the easiest DIY on the list, so if you’re pressed for time, this recipe is for you.

 

10. Witch Hat Cupcakes

(http://myrecipemagic.com/recipe/recipedetail/witch-hat-cupcakes)

With Halloween approaching, these adorable, chocolatey cupcakes are sure to stand out at any event. Use a variety of colors for the frosting if you want your treat to have an extra fun element.

 

11. Mummy Dogs 

(http://dietzandwatson.com/recipes/mummy-dogs/)

Last, but certainly not least, behold–the Halloween version of pigs-in a blanket! This is a spooky and inexpensive idea to try with your friends or with the children in your life.

 

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