46 Halloween Dinner Ideas to Fuel Up for Trick-or-Treating

This kid-friendly meal is perfect for chicken tender fans. Sneak in some veggies and add a drizzle of Buffalo mayo sauce for the ultimate monster sandwich.

Get the Monster Chicken Sliders recipe.

Need a quick dinner everyone will enjoy before they head out to trick-or-treat? Consider these elevated grilled cheese sandwiches made with brie and jam. They'll satisfy both kids and grown-ups.

Get the Jammy Grilled Cheese recipe.

Use cookie cutters to transform puff pastry into a spooky pumpkin topper.

Get the Roasted Chicken Pot Pies recipe.

For an easy yet frightful dinner idea, make a cheesy quesadilla Halloween-style by cutting holes in the tortillas.

Get the Skull Pizzadillas recipe.

There is no doubt that people will be reaching for seconds! These are adorable to look at and extra delicious. Who can go wrong with a cheesy filling and flaky crescent roll dough?

Get the Mummy Jalapeño Poppers recipe.

Get in the festive mood by sipping on a martini with creepy eyeballs floating in your drink (aka stuffed olives!).

Get the Eye-See-You Martinis recipe.

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A few drops of gel food coloring can turn classic deviled eggs into a spooktacular food for Halloween!

Get the Halloween Deviled Eggs recipe.

These no-fry, pumpkin cake donuts are super easy and fun to make. Plus, they make a great Halloween activity to do as a family.

Get the Dip-Dyed Donuts recipe.

Cut tortilla chips into the shape of gravestones and serve with salsa, guac and black bean dip.

Cut deli slices of mozzarella or provoline into ghost shapes for a spooky pizza topping.

Get the Ghostly Pizza recipe from Woman's Day.

Make these monstrous wraps come to life with sliced Cheddar, olives and cornichon pickles!

Get the Monster Wraps recipe from Woman's Day.

Bake crispy, cheesy crackers to snack on while carving pumpkins.

Get the Cheddar Crackers recipe.

Halloween night can be chilly! Warm up with this silky soup topped with garlic-and-herb toasted almonds.

Get the Creamy Cauliflower Soup with Almond-Thyme Gremolata recipe.

Spice up tart cherry juice with ginger, star anise and cinnamon in this smokin’ hot nonalcoholic cocktail.

Get the Cherry Crush recipe.

Packed with squash and fennel, this golden roast chicken stars produce that's perfectly in-season on October 31.

Get the Skillet Roasted Chicken recipe.

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Graveyard cookies are best when buried deep in delicious, crushed-Oreo-cookie dirt-covered cupcakes.

Get the Graveyard Cupcakes recipe.

Since you’re probably planning to eat Halloween candy for dinner (no judgement!) balance it out with this tasty, veggie-packed salad.

Get the Roasted Butternut Squash Salad With Tahini Vinaigrette recipe.

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Best part about carving pumpkins for Halloween? Snacking on the nutty roasted seeds afterwards. Try seasoning them with Parmesan cheese and black pepper!

Get the Roasted Pumpkin Seeds recipe.

Pumpkin can be enjoyed as more than just a Jack O' Lantern! Try blending it with garlic, onions and spices, then topping it with a shiitake mushroom and sage garnish.

Get the Savory Pumpkin and Sage Soup recipe.

Try black cocoa (find it in the baking aisle!) for an extra-dark dessert that will delight everyone at the bash.

Get the Black Chocolate Cake recipe.