Spooky season is here, you’re having some mates over and you want something to set the theme, that are super simple to make, but also actually taste good. Rejoice: these Halloween party food recipes are all ultra delicious and can be rustled up in minutes, so you can spend less time in the kitchen and more time admiring the effort your loved ones put into their costumes.
Whether you’re someone who prefers their party snacks on the more savoury side, or you’re the type of host that prefers a sweet treat, these Halloween recipes are sure to satisfy. And, if you’ve got little ones in your household, these ideas even make an impressive and on-theme bento box you can pack them off to school with. Serious gold points for you, serious flavour (and street cred) for them. Here, we’ve conjured up the best of the best spooky recipes…
Gingerbread Skeleton Cookies
These gingerbread cookies are one of the simplest and stress-free recipes you can make this Halloween. If you’ve got these four ingredients and around 30 minutes, you can rustle up these biscuits in next to no time. And, hello… decorating!
Mummy Dogs
Another really easy recipe for your Halloween party food, these Mummy Dogs don’t just look good, they taste great too. And, if you’re anything like me and left things to the last minute, you can have these sorted in a flash. They’ll never know…
Mini Alien Burgers
These mini alien burgers are out-of-this-world good, and they’re so simple for a last-minute Halloween party. All you need to make them come to life is a combination of store-bought and pantry staples, along with a little bit of creativity.
Jack O’Lantern Rice Balls
What’s a Halloween party without a carved pumpkin? If you’re after something that looks just like the real deal, only better, these are for you. These mini jack o’lanterns look just like the real thing, but take a fraction of the time to make with some rice and smoked salmon.
Spooky Spiderweb Eggs
These soft-boiled eggs couldn’t be easier as a Halloween party food recipe… and they look scarily good with their black spider web effect!
White Chocolate Strawberry Ghosts
White chocolate-dipped strawberries undertake the makeover of the season, transforming into super-cute, super-spooky ghosts. Yes, it’s a simple Halloween recipe but it wins the day with its fun factor. Add candy googly eyes and some icing as decoration and you’ve got one adorable treat.
