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Spooky monster cupcakes, clever bat cakes and perfect pumpkin pies - we've got lots of Halloween baking recipes and ideas to make sure your Halloween is a scream! See more Halloween recipes.
Bursting full of flavour, this classic pumpkin pie is filled with richly spiced golden-orange pumpkin on a delicious rustic shortcrust pastry base
Your Halloween party will be complete with this truly spook-tacular Devil's food cake! Three layers of moist chocolate sponge are sandwiched with rich, dark chocolate ganache for a really indulgent treat
Turn shop-bought sponges into this devilishly delicious chocolate cauldron cake! Kids will love helping decorate with green jelly, edible eyes and chocolate fingers – spooktastic!
These savoury muffins combine spinach with carrot and a subtle hint of chilli. A great afternoon pick-me-up.
Spooky season is upon us, and what better way to celebrate than with these fun spiderweb pancakes
Half the cupcakes are filled with raspberries and custard (treat), while the other half are filled with Marmite caramel (trick). Which cupcake will end up with? Whether you want to give the kids a trick or a treat, these fun cupcakes are sure to give them a spooktacular time.
Combat cooler nights by tucking into a wonderfully warming, gorgeously creamy pie. This golden, crisp pie is packed with baked camembert, sweet butternut squash, aubergine and courgette. You can even give this pie recipe a scarily good Halloween makeover
This is a brilliant tart to make when friends or family are coming over for lunch. Tender courgettes and sweet red onions are a great filling – especially when nestled on top of the creamy, cheesy filling. Pine nuts add a gorgeous crunch.
Cast a spell with this show-stopping Halloween cake that's guaranteed to make your party spooktacular. Kids will love the chocolate bat biscuits and ghoulish white chocolate ghosts, and the butterscotch cake is scarily delicious!
This spooky chocolate orange cheesecake recipe is the perfect dessert for your Halloween party. With a crumbly Oreo base, cream cheese chocolate filling and an orange jelly top, it's guaranteed to impress
These monstrous munchies are sure to go down a treat at your Halloween party!
These scary gingerbread biscuits are a great addition to any Halloween party spread. Sweet gingerbread biscuits are transformed into terrifying treats with a splattering of red icing
Nothing smells better than freshly baked bread and this recipe with black olives, pumpkin and feta has plenty of flavour with a Mediterranean twist. A great side dish with a home-made soup at the weekend or to accompany a cheese board at the end of a meal.
Make the perfect spooky snack with this simple 3-ingredient cheese straw broomstick recipe. Use breadsticks as a broom handle, string cheese as the brush and tie with a pop of green chives.
These chocolate brownies are exceptionally rich and are best enjoyed as a treat
This easy Halloween cake recipe is ideal for a last-minute party as it's simply a matter of decorating two ready-made Victoria sponge cakes with black icing and this slimy white chocolate 'drip'.
Halloween is the perfect time for pushing the boat out with your confectionary creations. This spider's nest cake might be spooky on the outside thanks to some nifty decoration but its delicious surprise cake ball interior is anything but.
Scare your little ones with these garish, grinning monster cupcakes, try them if you dare
The perfect savoury treat to serve at your Halloween party, these delicious pork pies are filled with succulent sausage meat, herby stuffing and a fiery chilli chutney
Make this chocolate slime tart with a gooey green custard filling for Halloween this year and surprise everyone when you slice it open
Make these cupcakes with the kids, for something fun that all the family will enjoy doing together – and eating together! Blackberry is the perfect autumnal fruit for the cakes, while the marshmellow toppings look great once decorated (and taste divine, too).
This terrifying marshmallow mummy cake is a real Halloween showstopper that's sure to impress your guests. Vanilla-flavoured sponge sandwiched with a gory cherry jam and coconut filling – with a few decorations this Halloween bake really comes to life
Your little ones will love these ghostly meringues - crispy on the outside and deliciously gooey on the inside, they're the perfect spooky sweet treat and a scarily good Halloween party idea
Chocolate mug cakes are given a spooky twist in this quick and easy Halloween recipe
Get Halloween baking with the kids with these easy, tasty – but spooky – gingerbread men! Up the scare factor by decorating them with ready-made black and white icing. These can also be baked ahead and frozen until you want to eat them.
This cupcake gets a spooky halloween makeover made with 'blood' of raspberries
These cake pop creepy crawlies are a must-have for any Halloween dessert table. Complete with liquorice legs and edible eyes these spooky spiders will be loved by all the family
Treat your tricksters with some ghoulishly great cheesy witches' fingers complete with a bloody dipping sauce
These spooktacular gingerbread zombies are ghoulishly good and terrifyingly tasty. The little ones will love creating their very own scary monsters and with this easy Halloween recipe your party's sure to be a scream
These pastry fingers make a fiendishly good snack at any Halloween party. Super-easy to make, the kids will be pleasantly surprised when they take a bite and discover a delicious sausage filled centre.
All you need are a couple of readily available ingredients to make these super savoury cheesy mummies
Low on ingredients but high on fun, these snake dough sticks are deliciously spooky
This tart is so simple but really looks the part. The slight saltiness of the ricotta works well with the sweetness of the red onions and smoky, saltiness of the bacon. Use ready rolled puff pastry to make it. Serve with a simple salad.