Dining and Recipes

Don't be fooled -- these smoothies may look like candy corn, but no candy was used to make them! This healthy and festive Halloween smoothie contains milk, fruit and a secret ingredient that kids wo . . .

Oh, the devilish things you can do with cake mix or chocolate cookies and cream cheese! Not only are these spooky cake ball truffles from San Diego mom Jennifer Garcia a delicious hit at Halloween gat . . .

In addition to making, Spooky Graveyard Pie, the tasty recipe below, here are some other fun ways to turn ordinary munchies into something monstrously yummy. Make a bone-chilling witches brew by . . .

My great grandma always made crisp rice treats for special occasions. As a tribute to her memory, my girls and I created a Halloween treat that everyone will enjoy. See below for instructions on an . . .

Mummy Pops These no-bake treats from local food blogger, The Seaside Baker, are frighteningly delicious! Mummy Pops are perfect for a Halloween party, neighborhood block party or to give to friends . . .

Mummy Cupcakes! This is a really simple but effective design: you just need a piping bag and a couple of different tips. This recipe requires a slightly thicker, whiter frosting than usual to creat . . .

If fall is your favorite season, then it's likely you're an enthusiast of what we call Pumpkiny Goodness! That's exactly what we have here: pumpkin recipes and treats that take you way beyond traditio . . .

Baked apples have always been one of my favorite fall desserts because the house smells amazing while they cook. Here I’ve combined them with an American favorite (apple crisp) for a delicious twi . . .

  As you contemplate delicious fall desserts for Thanksgiving and Friendsgiving celebrations this month, consider these delicious pumpkin cupcakes from Food Network Magazine’s cookbook, Baking . . .

Now that it’s apple season, why not use those delicious apples to make Homemade Apple Pie in a Jar, featuring sweet cinnamon apples and a caramelized sauce — a perfect gift for neighbors, friend . . .