Food network halloween recipes

This easy chocolate roll cake starts with a package of chocolate wafer cookies that becomes a Halloween dessert centerpiece. We upped the spooky effect by decorating the cake with gummy spiders on a “web” made from melted marshmallows. We color the marshmallow with orange food coloring but feel free to change it to green or whatever color you like. When ready to serve, slice through the marshmallow webbing and scary spiders to reveal a beautiful hypnotic swirl.

Packed with blueberries and loaded with cream cheese frosting, these mummy muffins are the perfect Halloween party treat.

Get Bloody Cheesecake Bars with Broken Glass Caramel Recipe from Food Network

These scary spider cookies are entertaining for little ones and adults to make together. From pushing chocolate candies into warm cookies, to drawing spider legs with chocolate and making silly eyes, there's plenty of fun for everyone.

Super fun Halloween dinner ideas! These easy and spooky Halloween dinner recipes make dinnertime so much more festive!

Get Pumpkin Roulade with Ginger Buttercream Recipe from Food Network

This Halloween mac and cheese is ultra creamy, made with natural ingredients and has a secret ingredient that makes it green (but you can't taste it at all!). With a gluten-free option.

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Create a haunted scene for your Halloween table with this creepy-cute layer cake. Conjure up your own eerie decorations with a little help from the viral rice paper wrapper trend—but cut the wrappers into spooky ghost shapes instead of flowers. They spring to life in hot oil and only take seconds to cook.

Spice up your Halloween party with our Buffalo Chicken Skillet Dip! Creamy and spicy, this dip is perfect for dipping all your favorite snacks.