Creep out everyone at your Halloween party with cookies that look like witches' fingers. You can use any shortbread cookie recipe, but here’s one for you (and of course mine is better!): ...

witch finger cookies. These Halloween treats require a little effort and some freezer time, but trust me—they're worth the effort. The finished cookies make for a gruesome, eye-catching dessert ...

Delicate, buttery almond cookies may sound innocent, but if you give them a Halloween twist ... ll remain delightful the following day. Witch fingers should melt in your mouth after baking ...

Take a peek at the best Halloween appetizer recipes ahead ... These coconut flour and strawberry jam witch finger cookies — both Paleo and vegan — aren't too sweet, so you can serve them ...

Halloween falls on ... Make the recipe: Cornmeal and Cherry Thumbprint Cookies She took fine-looking, slender Finnish Chestnut Fingers and remade them into witch’s fingers with the addition ...

Take store-bought cookies like Nutter Butters or Oreos and turn them into something creepy and crawly without much effort at all. You can even make your favorite cookie recipe into a Halloween one ...

healthy Halloween treats from our recipe repertoire and some of the most creative food bloggers we’ve ever seen—we promise they won’t disappoint! Don’t let these spooky-looking cookies ...

If you're looking for a quick, easy and fun Halloween project ... all it takes is some creative decorating. Use Vienna Finger cookies or Milano cookies for the headstones. Position gummy worms ...

Studded with colored candies (delicious if they are peanut-filled, too), these treats are an amazing way to celebrate Halloween. Mark Weinberg for The New York Times This simple cookie recipe ...

Place 1 or 2 pistachio pieces in finger to make warts. Repeat with remaining dough. Freeze 30 minutes. Preheat oven to 375°. Bake cookies, rotating trays front to back halfway through, until edges are ...