The best part of any Halloween party isn’t the costumes or Monster Mash playing on loop—it’s yummy treats made with these Halloween cookie cutters.

Cut them into shapes with a Halloween cookie cutter (such as a pumpkin). Fry the pumpkins in an electric fryer with oil heated to 375 degrees F, flipping over one time until golden brown.

Our 18 best Halloween cookies are scary good. From spiderweb cookies to pumpkin chocolate chip cookies, these recipes will get you in the spirit of the season.

Enter this collection of our most popular cookie recipes for Halloween. In addition to being downright delicious to eat, baking these easy recipes is a great activity for your little ones. Plus ...

To create the monster, start by baking your pizza dough on parchment paper for 8-10 minutes. Then, add your favorite toppings and use a small cookie cutter to create the monster’s face.

In our collection of Halloween cookie and candy recipes, you’ll find dangerously simple chocolate peanut butter cups, delightfully retro popcorn balls and, of course, Nigella Lawson’s monster ...

The real question is: Will she be giving out cookies on Oct. 31? One Pennsylvania woman has dazzled her local community by transforming the front door of her home into a larger-than-life Cookie ...

Fans of "Sesame Street" are in for one monster of a treat. One Pennsylvania woman is giving her trick-or-treating neighbors -- and "Sesame Street" fans -- one monster of a surprise this Halloween ...

In the words of Cookie Monster: “Home is where heart is. Heart where cookie is. Math clear: Home is cookie.” For a Pennsylvania homeowner, Cookie Monster’s logic sounds just about right.

Enter this collection of our most popular cookie recipes for Halloween. In addition to being downright delicious to eat, baking these easy recipes is a great activity for your little ones.