From Better Homes and Gardens

Youngsters will go batty over these apple-and-peanut butter treats, perfect for Halloween parties.

Monster Mouths

From Better Homes and Gardens

Stock up on candy for this Halloween dessert. You'll want a variety of sweet treats to decorate your cookie cat.

Scaredy-Cat

From Better Homes and Gardens

These Halloween treats serve as table decoration and snacks for kids. Tie candy-coated pretzels together with licorice to make haystacks.

Pretzel Haystacks

From Better Homes and Gardens

Delight kids by telling them that tiger teeth, lizard gizzards, and bat wings are the crunchy bits in this mischievous mix.

Halloween Snack Mix

From Better Homes and Gardens

Imaginations will soar when the name of this pizza is shared. Vegetable strips are used to resemble body parts for this Halloween appetizer.

Body Parts Pizza

From Better Homes and Gardens

The taco-flavored cheese spreads easily on crackers for a quick snack or Halloween party appetizer.

Cheesy Goblin Head

From Better Homes and Gardens

These pears coated with white chocolate resemble skulls. Simply add the candy faces.

Scary Skulls

From Fine Cooking Magazine

Pumpkin & Cornmeal Cake with Orange Syrup

From Betty Crocker

Easy cookie mix jump-starts Halloween cookie fun. Gather the kids and get baking!

Chocolate Mummy Cookies

From Ladies' Home Journal

Wrap breadstick dough around cooked sausage links to make these finger appetizers. Add an almond at the end for the nails, and serve with red sauce for dipping.

Lady-Killer Fingers

From Prego Italian Sauce

The "eyeballs" that top our spooky casserole are made from mozzarella cheese and sliced olives. But the cheesy, baked pasta that lies below is a real treat that everyone will enjoy.

Baked Eyeballs Casserole

From Better Homes and Gardens

Save popping time by using bags of popcorn to make these party treats.

Popcorn and Candy Balls

From Betty Crocker

Autumn party? Serve Scarecrow Cake, and let the kids help decorate it.

Easy Scarecrow Cake

From Betty Crocker

Transform an easy brownie mix into "spook-tacular" brownies. All you need is powdered sugar.

Spooky Bat Brownies

From Betty Crocker

Spooktacular fun and scrumptious eating are coming your way! Gather your goblins to share lots of baking tricks and treats.

Spooky Brownies

From Betty Crocker

Cake mix, ready-to-spread frosting and candies make witchly cupcakes anything but scary.

Witchly Cupcakes

From Better Homes and Gardens

Drizzle apple slices with melted caramels and chocolate for a Halloween treat.

Goo-lish Caramel Apple Slices

From Better Homes and Gardens

Hosting a Halloween party for adults? Make these spooky gourmet appetizers.

Snake Eyes

From Betty Crocker

Make this "spook-tacularly" easy cookie for Halloween parties or treats!

Witches' Hats

From Better Homes and Gardens

Use packaged popped corn to make this appetizer or snack even easier.

Caramel Corn Party Mix

From Betty Crocker

Cupcake creations are sweet and 1-2-3 easy! Have some kooky fun.

Spooky Kooky Cupcakes

From Better Homes and Gardens

For a spooky good time, decorate these orange and nut cookies with spiders made from small candies and piped icing.

Spidery Cookie Wreaths

From Better Homes and Gardens

Boo! Carve scary eyes and mouths in these pumpkin-shape cookies then make them glow with melted candies.

Spooky Cookies

From Ladies' Home Journal

Serve this red pepper side-dish soup for a Halloween meal. Cut dark bread into bat shapes to serve with it.

Vampire Soup

From Better Homes and Gardens

For this Halloween dessert, a purchased pound cake and chocolate cookies are used to create a spooky coffin.

Coffin Confection