Shortbread cookies ... and cut out circles using a cup or glass. The dough shouldn't be too thin so that shapes can be pressed into it later. Step 4. Use your fingers to make indentations for ...

5. On a lightly floured work surface, roll out a dough disk 1/4 inch thick. Using cookie cutters, cut out desired shapes. Transfer the cutouts to the prepared baking sheets. Gather up and reroll ...

Make these creepy witch fingers out of cookie dough for a fun Halloween treat. These Creepy Witch Finger cookies were so much fun the first time we published them, we've pulled them out of our ...

Shape the dough with your hands until it resembles a crooked finger - the gnarlier the better ... Don't skip this step - it will help the cookies retain their shape while baking.

Decorated cut-out ... 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 ...

These shortbread ghost cookies are almost too cute to spook! They're buttery, sweet, and the perfect snack to enjoy on Halloween ... Using your cookie cutter, cut out each ghost and place on ...

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!): ...

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

“We were saying how fun it would be to do an entire meal that was nothing but fingers.” I love ogling all kinds of creepy, spook-tacular Halloween foods on social media and admiring the wizard ...

(Photo by Ben McLauchlin) Nutrition columnist Molly Kimball offers this idea for creating healthier Halloween treat ... roll the dough into a thin finger-shaped cookie (don't make cookies too ...