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The options are endless, my favorites are the chocolate tombstones and Oreo dirt, colorful sprinkles, giant gumballs, and the spooky candy eyeballs. These soft and moist pumpkin cupcakes are cozied up with warm spices and topped with a tangy cream cheese frosting that’s colored to resemble candy corn. Best way to enjoy the evening after a whole day of trick-o-treating are the maple pumpkin cupcakes. The combination of sweet cinnamon cream cheese frosting along with the warm spices of maple would leave you utterly speechless. These puckery cupcakes are reminiscent of Sour Patch Kids, thanks to the sweet-and-sour dust sprinkled atop each bite. We love that this Halloween cupcake recipe utilizes time-saving ingredients, too—like lemon cake mix and gelatin powder.
It’s not too sweet, not too spicy – just pure perfection. But what makes them iconic is a combo of candy eyes, edible bones, and confetti. They may not look spooky at all, but what they lack in presentation, they make up for in flavor. The design looks intimidating, but it’s just a matter of piping melted chocolate and using a toothpick to create swirls.
Halloween Swirled Cupcakes
Set your eggs and buttermilk on the counter before you preheat your oven to ensure your batter comes together nicely. If you're obsessed with Frappuccinos like we are, then you will absolutely love this cupcake. Coffee goes into both the cupcake and the frosting.
If you’re a fan of Dracula, Lestat, or Edward, I’m sure you’ll find these vampire cupcakes spellbinding. Looking for a fun Halloween activity for the kids? The search is over – these Oreo bat cupcakes are the winner. Muggles wouldn’t bother taking a second look at these cupcakes, but witches and wizards will know what’s up.
Spooky Spider Cupcakes
This year, make Halloween even sweeter and spookier. Ditch the candy and serve these terrifyingly fun Halloween cupcakes to trick-or-treaters instead. If you'd like to move away from the cupcakes, check out our spooky Halloween biscuit recipes. For more cupcake recipes sure to win over the kids, check out our kids' cupcake recipes. Frost your cupcakes with a small offset spatula or pipe your chocolate frosting with a large tip and piping bag.
Even without the Halloween design, they’ll absolutely be a hit. The deep black hue of both the cupcakes and frosting makes them hauntingly beautiful. At the base are chocolate banana cupcakes so light and fluffy it’s like biting into a cloud. I have here 30 different cupcake recipes that are almost too enchanting to eat. We couldn't have a Halloween celebration without a skull or two present, especially when they look this good in fondant.
Sorting Hat Cupcakes
Simply use Candy Melts candy to pipe a tree, then decorate using fall-colored nonpareils. Insert into your cupcakes for a tasty fall or Halloween treat. Made using your favorite chocolate cake recipe, these Grey Moon Cupcakes are great for Halloween, Friday the 13th or a galaxy-themed birthday party.
It’s such a basic pairing, but it works like a charm. You little ghouls and goblins will go crazy over these witch cauldron Halloween cupcakes. Whether you belong to Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw, or Slytherin, you’ll definitely be enchanted by these cupcakes. The bones are made with white candy melts, filled the mold, and chilled. Try colorful sprinkles, gumballs, candy eyes, and candy corn. Use this Tombstones and Bones Mold for your chocolate work, use white chocoate candy melts and semi sweet chocolate chips.
Use cookie cutters to create bat and moon shapes, then let fondant dry overnight to stiffen. Just before serving, perch atop buttercream-frosted cupcakes. Take cupcakes one step further with paper spider web wrappers. Plain cupcakes take flight once decorated with blue frosting and sprinkles, dark chocolate wings, and sugar-spun eyes and fangs. These cupcakes are super moist and will satisfy those who have the ultimate sweet tooth. Sure, Kahlúa is great in coffee, but it's even better in cupcakes.
The hat is just a simple layering of Oreo Thins, Hershey’s Kisses, and some orange buttercream in between. Channel your little monsters' creativity with these weird and wonderful creations. Mix it up with a variety of sweets and coloured fondant and see how many crazy faces they can make. Jelly fangs and liquorice allsorts are our personal favourite monster building blocks. Discover more recipes perfect for throwing a big Halloween bash with our Halloween party recipes.
This spider web halloween cupcakes are one of my favourite halloween cupcakes that you kids will love to eat. Loaded with chocolate and topped with chocolate ganache and the simplest of spider webs and a cute little candy spider. Upgrade store-bought cupcakes with these candy corn cupcakes ringed in white and orange food coloring tinted buttercream frosting. This recipe is easy to make using the Wilton Tip 2A, and requires little baking experience.
These cupcakes are perfect for Halloween or a birthday party. Use your favorite colors and candy eyes to make these cupcakes all your own. Pile on the buttercream frosting to transform these chocolate cupcakes into Halloween's greenest monster. Hats off to these witchy Halloween chocolate cupcakes topped with buttercream frosting and crafty cupcake liners.
Then these black-heart Halloween cupcakes are the perfect treat for this Halloween to try! They are super delicious and easy to make cupcakes. Easy mummy cupcakes are a quick and easy recipe for holiday baking! You can try out this super fun and cool recipe with your kids at home.
Make a Caramel Apple Dip with crisp green apples, salted caramel sauce, and crushed Health bars. Both kids and adults love this easy apple dip, it's a real crowd pleaser and has the addictive flavor of caramel apples. Shun me if you must, but adding pumpkin spice mix to chocolate makes it richer and more complex, and it creates a perfect blend of warm, autumnal flavors. These cupcakes are for all those people like me who are not all that awesome at baking but love creating fun goodies.
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