Halloween Party Food for a Ghostly Good Time

With just four ingredients, this cocktail meatballs recipe is a cinch to prepare. You can even do it in the slow cooker on low and keep these meatballs warm all evening long.

What better time to serve deviled eggs than Halloween? Your guests find this classic recipe frightfully good.

These scary Halloween pizzas are just English muffins topped with pesto and cheese. Black olive slices make the monster eyes and a red pepper triangle makes the nose on these Halloween monster face pizzas.

This Halloween candy sushi is fun and flavorful. The sushi rice is rice crispy treats, the nori is made out of fruit roll-ups and the inside of the sushi rolls is candy corn and Kit Kat bars.

These tombstone cupcakes look fancy, but they're really easy to make. The recipe includes step by step directions for decorating these Halloween cupcakes, with pictures.

These Halloween cookies are soft and chewy. Let the kids decorate them with orange and black sprinkles.

These Halloween brownies are easy to make, and the kids just love them. Start with a brownie mix and decorate with mini marshmallows, candy corn and chocolate chips. Could there be a better Halloween party food?

This kitty litter cake makes a great "trick" for Halloween. It's easy enough for the kids to make, too.

These witch cupcakes look great on a Halloween buffet table. And they're far easier to make than they look. Follow the step by step directions and photos in the recipe.

This non-alcoholic Halloween punch is guaranteed to be a hit when you call it "vampire blood." Serve this Halloween party punch in red sugar-crusted glasses, and everyone will want more!