Halloween Recipes: 10 Spooky Homemade Treats

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You might catch these cream puffs staring at you from across the room. Use royal icing to decorate them with the kids.

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Pretzels, peanut butter cups and white chocolate make these creepy crawlers a festive decoration. They're so good they just might walk right off the plate.

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Decorate chocolate cupcakes with monster and mummy faces. Use your favorite candies, like licorice and peanut-butter-filled chocolates, to create the critters.

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Kids will never know this healthy dessert is made with tofu. Top with crushed edible wafers for "dirt" and gummy candy worms for a realistic effect.

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Nothing beats a pumpkin dessert in the fall, especially when it's topped with a whipped cream ghost. Use mini chocolate chips or chocolate cookie pieces for eyes.

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Create these digits out of pastry dough. Toasted almonds work as the "nails" for these tasty eclairs.

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These cute candy corn cookies are a breeze. Use pre-made cookie dough and different colored candy melts to create this larger-than-life candy corn dessert.

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We can't get enough of these spooky skeleton cookies. Use a gingerbread man cookie cutter to cut the dough and decorate them with royal icing.

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Dust pre-made cake rolls in cookie crumbs to make these treats from Sandra Lee. Chocolate frosting is used to decorate the cookie "tombstone."

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It's easy to spin a spider's web on these spooky cupcakes. Plus, the cakes are delicious and light to boot!