Halloween recipes: scary cakes, muffins & pumpkin dishes

Halloween recipes: cakes, muffins & pumpkin dishes for the Halloween party

Young and old alike look forward to Halloween, because then it's "Trick or treat!" again. Of course, we don't want to risk that, so have fun with these spooky Halloween recipes!

via Tanja Seiffert

10/25/2021, 13:33

Halloween-Rezept Muffin Vampire und Totenköpfe — Halloween recipe muffin vampires and skulls

Rezept Süßkartoffel-Kürbis-Suppe mit frischem Knoblauchbrot — To the recipe Sweet potato and pumpkin soup with fresh garlic bread

Halloween-Rezept Gruselhand-Schokinokuchen — Halloween recipe for spooky hand chocolate cake

Rezept Kürbis-Lauch-Hack-Crostata — To the pumpkin and leek crostata recipe

Halloween Rezept Gruselfinger-Kekse — Halloween recipe for creepy finger cookies

Kürbis-Dinkel-Waffeln mit Kakaosauce — To the recipe Pumpkin and spelt waffles with cocoa sauce

Dr. August Oetker Nahrungsmittel KG — Halloween recipe for scary monster cake

Rezept Gefülltes Brathähnchen mit Kürbis — To the recipe Stuffed roast chicken with pumpkin

Halloween Rezept Mini-Kürbisse — Halloween recipe for mini pumpkins

Rezept würzige Kürbissuppe mit Emmentaler-Käsecreme — To the recipe Spicy pumpkin soup with Emmental cheese cream

Halloween Rezept Schoko-Bananen-Kuchen Rezept mit Halloween-Hexe — Halloween recipe Chocolate banana cake recipe with Halloween witch

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To the recipe for pumpkin pancakes with pear and cranberry compote

To the fall recipe: Veal roulades with pumpkin filling

Halloween recipes for little monsters

On the night of October 31st to November 1st, it's that time of year again: Halloween! Shadowy creatures are up to mischief and want to scare us. But kids also turn into ghosts, mummies or vamipers and make the streets unsafe with "Trick or treat!". And what do little monsters need to eat? Monster food, of course! Creepy hand cakes or vampire muffins are just the thing. So that the little ones don't just eat sweets, but also have a good basis for the long night of the undead, there are of course also delicious pumpkin treats. So have fun with delicious and fun Halloween recipes for a ghoulishly beautiful spooky party!

Scary spooky drinks

And while treats such as pumpkin pie, spooky muffins and the like will keep you fed, Halloween party guests can also be kept happy with spooky drinks. How about a pumpkin smoothie? A scary spooky punch is guaranteed to be a hit with the kids. Simply put a liter of orange juice, the juice of one lemon, around 200 ml of pineapple juice and crushed ice in a blender. Add blue food coloring or syrup and mix well. This will give the punch a horrible green color. Pour everything into a bowl and add some tinned fruit (e.g. mandarins, pineapple and cherries). Decorate with wine gum snakes and spiders. For adults, you can also use Blue Curaçao instead of syrup for coloring. If you prefer it bloody, you can of course also conjure up a nasty vampire drink with red food coloring.

Decorate food in a spooky way

With food coloring or syrup, many a dish can be quickly transformed into a spooky snack. There are no limits to your imagination. The main thing is to make it gory and spooky. The best dip and decoration is blood-red ketchup.

Preparing for the Halloween party

You can already make delicious monster food with the tasty Halloween recipes. But the right decorations are of course also part of the party. We'll show you how to make nasty pumpkin grimaces really well. Cat lanterns and ghost heads also provide lots of crafting fun for the spooky-chic haunted party.