October 31, 2027
Halloween recipes with a spooky twist
Puff pastry mummies, witch fingers, smoking potions and pumpkin pies: everything you need for a frightfully delicious buffet on the night of October 31, with the kids or with friends.
- Easy recipes to make with kids
- Pumpkin, every which way
- Potions with and without alcohol
44 Halloween recipes
Fun to make with kids
Easy recipes where little hands can help: shaping, decorating and scaring.
Pumpkin, every which way
Pumpkin, squash, red kuri or butternut: October's star, in soup, gratin or cake.
A Halloween party that works
A few tricks for a buffet that wows without taking all day.
It's all in the look
Candy eyes, a drizzle of melted chocolate, strips of puff pastry: three ingredients are enough to turn a simple recipe into a monster.
Make it the day before
Cookies, cakes and panna cotta can be made the day before. Save the big day for the puff pastry bites served warm.
A potion for everyone
Plan an alcohol-free version of every cocktail: grenadine syrup, orange juice and sparkling water make very convincing potions.
After trick-or-treating
Serve something hot and filling (soup, gratin, burger) before dessert: kids often come home starvingโฆ and loaded with sugar.
All our Halloween recipes
44 recipes, most popular first.
Your questions
When is Halloween?
Halloween is celebrated on the evening of October 31, the night before All Saints' Day. In France, the party is often planned during the All Saints' school break.
What Halloween recipe can I make with kids?
Sausage mummies, witch fingers, bat muffins and decorated cookies are easy and fun to make with kids.
What can I do with a Halloween pumpkin?
The flesh goes into soup, gratin, pie or cake. Roast the seeds in the oven with a little salt for a snack.
What menu for a Halloween party?
A โmonsterโ appetizer (mummies, monster eggs), a hot pumpkin dish, a decorated dessert and a colorful potion, with or without alcohol.
See also:Fall recipesAppetizersCakesCocktails
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