These Are the Most Popular Halloween Recipes on Pinterest

What's better than cheese-stuffed jalapeños? Mummified cheese-stuffed jalapeños! Buttery, crispy dough gives this classic app a whole new taste.

Recipe: Try The Hopeless Housewife's Jalepeno Popper Mummies

Orange peppers are just as cute as pumpkins, and way easier to carve! This one's especially great if you love slow-cooker chicken. 

Recipe: Try Everyday Jenny's Shredded Chicken & Rice Stuffed Peppers

These snacks couldn't be easier, and they'll make your party a scream. 

Recipe: Try The Monday Box's Halloween Pretzels

Get fancy with food coloring when whipping up these creepy concoctions. 

Recipe: Try Parenting Chaos' Deliciously Rotten Deviled Eggs

Marshmallow brownies never looked (or tasted) so good! A drizzle of frosting makes these treats even sweeter. 

Recipe: Try Betty Crocker's Spooky Boo Brownies

It's always a good time for taco dip — even Halloween! Fry up soft tortilla cutouts for the custom tree and tombstones.

Recipe: Try Chickabug's Graveyard Taco Dip

What better way to get your guac on? Use cream and refried beans for the eyes, mouth, and stitches.

Recipe: Try Taste of Home's Frankenguac

These easy, witchy snacks are perfect for classroom parties, or to hand out to trick-or-treaters!

Recipe: Try Hip2Save's Halloween Broomstick Pretzel Snacks

These cute, sugary ghosts taste just as good as they look. Use an upside-down tulip cookie cutter to make 'em!

Recipe: Try Sarah's Bake Studio's Happy Little Ghost Sugar Cookies

This spooky twist on pigs-in-a-blanket is sure to be the star of any Halloween party.

Recipe: Try Dietz & Watson's Mummy Dogs

Bananas, white chocolate, and chocolate chips are all you need to create these frozen snacks! 

Recipe: Try Skinny Taste's Frozen Boo-nana Pops

Believe it or not, you only need three ingredients to make these eerie drinks. One of them is dry ice, though, so handle with care.

Recipe: Try Kids Activities' Spooky Fog Drinks