Traditional Halloween Recipes Are Easy, Fun And Delicious!
Go traditional this Halloween with a fun costume party and lots of fun food to match your theme. Traditional Halloween food ideas include:
Candy Corn
Caramel Apples
Pumpkin Desserts
Irish Recipes
Roasted Pumpkin Seeds
Mummy Dogs
Monster Fingers
Skeleton Bones
Popcorn Balls
Bat Wings
Scary, Gross Party Foods
Each and any of these traditional Halloween recipes will thrill your party guests and they are very easy to make. It's fun to serve these holiday menu items on plates and in bowls that fit the occasion. There are so many fun ideas to use on Halloween.
Candy Corn is the most popular candy at Halloweentime. You can pick it up at just about any store.
Delicious recipes for Pumpkin Desserts can be found at
Pumpkin Recipes
Our Halloween traditions were brought to us from Ireland so we can't ignore traditional Irish Halloween recipes, can we? Here's some of the popular dishes:
Colcannon - like a stew of cabbage, potatoes and leek
Boxty...potato pancakes and delish!
Soul Cakes
Bairin Breac or Barn Brac...Irish Halloween Cake with a ring hidden inside.
Mummy Dogs, Skeleton Bones, scary gross party recipes like Eyeballs, Punch and more fun and easy Halloween recipes visit our own
Halloween Snack Recipe Page.
Yummy Bat Wings are always a welcomed dish on a Halloween party buffet table and you can find a great recipe for these
Wings right here.
Don't forget Popcorn Balls. This is a great fall and winter dessert idea! You can use food coloring to make these popcorn desserts different colors...like orange for Halloween! Learn how to make
Popcorn Balls here.
Now you've got plenty of fun traditional Halloween recipes to prepare for your party guests and it's time to get the fun Halloween party supplies and decorations you need to complete that scary and fun Halloween look.
Check out our party supplies page where you can find everything from plates, cups and napkins to fun costumes and decorations like Fog Machines, Animatronics, Skeletons, Bats, Spider Webs and More.
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