These Halloween Treats are Scary-Good Recipes for a Night of Frightfully Delicious Fun
From Helena Garcia’s ‘Scary Teddy’ Chocolate Chip Cookies to Kim-Joy’s ‘Monster’ Cookie Fudge, these Halloween recipes serve up scary delicious fun
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Helena Garcia's 'Scary Teddy' Chocolate Chip Cookies
Helena Garcia's 'Scary Teddy' Chocolate Chip Cookies. Credit: Greg Dupree
"These are classic chocolate chip cookies that have been given a macabre makeover," the former Great British Baking Show star says about the "demon-like teddy bears" included in her cookbook The Little Gothic Bakeshop . "Chocolate chip cookies are not ones that are often decorated, but I think these look the part."
Get the recipe HERE .
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Kim-Joy's 'Monster' Cookie Fudge
Kim-Joy's 'Monster' Cookie Fudge. Credit: Greg Dupree
"It's ultra-creamy and melts in your mouth with a burst of sweetness," the Great British Baking Show alum says about the no-bake dessert featured in her cookbook Bake Joy . "You can get really creative with the Halloween toppings: Use any cookies, sweets or sprinkles that you have lying about. If there's any left over — though it's unlikely! — it can be easily packed up as gifts-to-go."
Get the recipe HERE .
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Buddy Valastro's 'Dracula' Jam-Filled Cupcakes
Buddy Valastro's 'Dracula' Jam-Filled Cupcakes. Credit: Fred Hardy II
"I made these cupcakes a lot when my kids were younger, and they've continued to be a family favorite," says the Cake Boss star. "I want people to have as much fun as I do when decorating sweets. I mean, what other time of year can you decorate with strawberry jam to make blood or pipe icing brains?"
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Rosanna Pansino's Mint Chocolate Frankenstein Bars
Rosanna Pansino's Mint Chocolate Frankenstein Bars. Credit: Hector Manuel Sanchez
The creator of YouTube's Nerdy Nummies turns the mangled monster into a cute confection for Halloween.
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Jacques Torres's 'Ghost' Peanut Butter Hot Chocolate
Jacques Torres's 'Ghost' Peanut Butter Hot Chocolate. Credit: Victor Protasio
Jacques Torres' pastry chef adds a boo-tiful topper to his velvety, rich cocoa.
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Cassandra 'Elvira' Peterson's White Chocolate Pretzel Webs
Cassandra Peterson's White Chocolate Pretzel Webs. Credit: Greg Dupree
The actress, best known for her campy alter ego Elvira, Mistress of the Dark, shares a treat and trick from her entertaining guide Elvira's Cookbook From Hell . "Stick them on a cake, crown a sundae, or even throw one on the kiddos' morning oatmeal to scare them awake," she says.
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