Halloween Recipes

Turn a quick lunch into a Halloween treat in just a few minutes. It's terrific toasted or not!

Serve these orange and black kebabs at your next Halloween party. They're a fun way to get kids to eat more fruit, too.

Halloween parties are often short on savory food offerings. Take these simple cheese and olive kebabs to give everyone a break from the sugar!

This is a recipe that I have been experimenting with and tweaking for years. Always a family favorite and they didn't even notice the difference when I re-invented it using low fat ingredients and turkey instead of beef.

The best thing about this meal is how much fun you can have making it. Since it is more of a "stew" I have added all kinds of different vegetables and sometimes even put left over pot roast in with it. Have fun and be creative!

Halloween - Autumn Variation: Make this recipe just as described below but remove the potatoes and add one can (15oz) of pumpkin puree or 2 cups fresh pumpkin peeled and cubed, 1 tablespoon pumpkin pie spice and 3 Tbls. of brown sugar!

Better than cupcakes but just as cute! This is an adaptation of the Pumpkin Muffins recipe that is also super tasty!

These fun frozen bananas are as simple as they are healthy. You'll need just three ingredients.

Scare your party guests with these cheese wheels turned into eyeballs!

Turn low-cal sugar cookies into a Halloween treat!

A creamy soup made with cauliflower, potato, carrots, and pumpkin.

A healthy and delicious spooky black bean dip perfect for a party.

A healthy and delicious spooky black bean dip perfect for a party.

Attention: you should warn your guests or your family that there is a surprise inside, and the one who will find it, should perform a Halloween dance or a song, or whatever you can think of on Halloween night!

Good Halloween sweet treat

BOO! Don’t freak out! This is a healthy recipe for the whole family of spooktacular taste. It’s made of beets and red lentils, with cheddar cheese. Very tasty.

Adapted from Giada De Laurentis's recipe.

This is a truely evil snack mix. It's unhealthy, but a delicious and successful party snack.

A sweet and salty Halloween party mix

Chili is a Halloween tradition in my family - I actually made this with diced tomatoes that had jalapeno peppers for an extra kick. Spice to taste with chili powder, red pepper flakes, and diced onion.

I love Halloween! Here is my recipe for a healthy party salsa in perfect Halloween colours!

Note: icing is not in nutritional information

Serve with eye balls and spooky pasta (meatballs and Halloween theme pasta)

Heat pumpkin seeds in a skillet with the olive oil and a sprinkle of salt. Stir constantly. Remove from heat when seeds brown and start to pop. Let cool.

Combine cooled pumpkin seeds and all other ingredients in a large mixing bowl. Stir together. Serve!