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Halloween Cookie Recipes, page 1
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- Abracadabra Ritz Bars
- Abuelita Sugar Skull Cookies
- Bat Cookies
— Thin, crisp, buttery cookies made with brown sugar.
- Big Pumpkin Cookie
- Black Cat Cookies
— Beware the black cat crossing your path – unless it’s a rich chocolate-frosted cookie decorated as a frightful feline.
- Black Velvet Whoopie Pies
— Dive into the spirit of the season with a tempting new take on red velvet cake. These mini cake sandwiches pop with Jack-O-Lantern Orange, Frankenstein Green and Phantom Purple fillings that can be customized to your taste with flavors like Orange, Lemon and Raspberry.
- Black Widow Bars
- Blood Clot Brownies
- Bloody Fingers
- Brain Cookies with Blood Glaze
- Brittle Meringue Bones
- Candy Corn Cookies
— Nibble away on sweet cookies that make you think you're eating candy.
- Cat Poop Cookies
- Chocolate Chip Cookie Frankensteins
— No Halloween festivity is complete without Frankenstein. This recipe was submitted by Lisa M and was one of the top 10 finalists in the 2010 Toll House Spooktacular Baking Activity Contest. Your guests are sure to love these little monsters.
- Chocolate Chip Werewolf Cookies
— Have a howling good time making scary faces on ready to bake chocolate chip cookies.
- Chocolate Mummy Cookies
— Easy cookie mix jump-starts Halloween cookie fun. Gather the kids and get baking!
- Cobweb Cookies
— It's frightening how simple it is to create these creepy Halloween cookies right on your stove top!
- Cookie Witch Hats
— Looking for a treat to bring to that Halloween party or special gift for your favorite ghoul or goblin? Using our refrigerated chocolate chip bar dough as the brim of this hat, sugar cones can be frosted, decorated and attached to make these deliciously cute cookie witch hats.
- Crunchy Cornucopias
- Deluxe Halloween Mud Bars
— Deluxe Halloween Mud Bars are cute and chewy with nuts and delicious chocolate flavors. Topped with chocolate and candy corn, these make a perfect treat.
- Dracula's Dentures
— Don’t forget to model your new fangs for your friends and family before you devour them! According to Lori Fillmore, from Rigby, ID, even Dracula himself will want to sink his teeth into these delicious cookies!
- Easy Ghost Cookies
- Flying Brooms
- Frightful Fingers
- Frightfully Easy Ghost Cookies
- Ghost Cookies
— No need to be spooked about making rolled-out cookies.
- Ghostly Delights
- Ghostly White Chocolate and Coconut Brownies
— These delicious coconut-flavored brownies are scary simple to make, and the only boo you'll hear is when they've all disappeared!
- Glowing Jack-O-Lantern Cookies
- Goblin Bars
- Gooey Layered Baby Ruth Brownies
— The perfect creepy, crawly Halloween treat.
- Graveyard Brownies
— A serving of this sweet treat goes a long way on chocolate flavor!
- Great Pumpkin Cookies
— Kids will love these yummy and fun Great Pumpkin Cookies! The cookies not only include pumpkin, they have oats and can be decorated with all sorts of goodies like
chocolate chips, icing, and candies or enjoy them plain.
- Halloween Cheesecake Brownies
- Halloween Monster Cookie Balls
— Cookie balls are famously easy-to-make treats—and these monster versions for Halloween are, too. They will be the new favorite at your Halloween bash!
- Halloween Mummy Brownie Pops
— There are never too many dessert treats on Halloween, so add one more to your party with these cute mummy cake pops – made with Betty Crocker™ brownie mix and Rich &
Creamy milk chocolate frosting.
- Halloween Party Pops
— Halloween prep is super fun when you invite your little goblins to help decorate adorable cookies on sticks.
- Halloween "Swirled" One Big Cookie
— The perfect dessert when your trick or treaters come home. Top with ice cream for an even sweeter Halloween treat!
- Harvest Scarecrow Cookies
— It’s fun and easy to “dress” vanilla sugar cookies as sweet scarecrows by adding shredded wheat “straw hair,” a sugar wafer “hat,” and a smiling red licorice face.
- Haunted House Rollout Cookies
— Who says a haunted house can't be yummy as well as scary? Use your favorite cutter to make these delicious chocolate Halloween cookies.
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