31 Healthy Halloween Recipes

To kick things off, let's dive straight into the healthy Halloween recipes with these Halloween Roasted Veggies! These sweet potato jack-o-lanterns, beet root witch's hats, and potato ghosts are festive, savory, and spooky! It's a fun way to sneak veggies into your day, that's for sure.

Boo! Get into the holiday spirit with Black Bean Boo-dle Halloween Soup! It's a dish of creamy black beans, flavorful veggies, and thick noodles, and it's just as spooky as it is delicious! It's ready in only 30 minutes and is a must for this Halloween!

This Sweet Potato Fettuccine recipe hits the mark with its totally festive colors of orange, brown, and deep read. It's a yummy pasta dish tossed in gorgonzola and cranberries that creates a decadent, gluten-free, flavorful result!

Cozy up with a bowl of homemade popcorn made complete with one of these Easy Homemade Popcorn Seasonings! They're way easier to make than you'd think... so easy, in fact, that I put together 7 different flavors, ranging from herby ranch to gingerbread!

Next up, get cozy with this easy 1-dish Shakshuka recipe! It's a traditional North African dish made of onion, bell pepper, and diced tomatoes and topped with feta, pepper, and yummy crusty bread. It's incredibly easy to make and is packed with delicious flavor!

Candy apples are great, but have you ever finished a whole one all by yourself? Probably not. That's why these bite-sized Candy Apple Lollipops are a win! They have a crunchy candy coating on the outside, and crisp Granny Smith apple on the inside. They need to be on your menu this fall!

Spruce up your side of fries by trying out these Parmesan & Almond Baked Asparagus Fries. They're a low carb, delicious way to enjoy fries wrapped up in an almond breading! Plus, with the creamy chive yogurt dip, they're absolutely delicious.

Truffle treats, anyone? This recipe is the perfect way to partake in the candy eating of the season. Using just fruit and chocolate, these 2 Ingredient Chocolate Fruit Truffles are tasty, chocolatey, and sweet. They're ready in only 15 minutes and are a treat even trick-or-treaters would love.

It's the perfect pie without being a pie, and the perfect way to sneak veggies into your dessert. It's the Butternut Beet and Ricotta Galette, and it's absolutely to die for. With a dough made of Greek yogurt and lemon juice, the outside is just as flavorful and savory as the filling!

Anything pumpkin is obviously Halloween approved, which is why this Easy Pumpkin Soup with Parmesan Popcorn Crunch is a no-brainer for the Halloween season! This easy soup is topped with parmesan crisps and lightly salted popcorn, transforming simple soup into a fun and memorable dish.

Here's a fun Halloween-esque spin on the classic dessert: "Poison" Candy Apples! Using food coloring, these apples are transformed into an eery, spooky dessert that tastes just as good as the red coating but gives things a fun spin!

Have some fun with Jalapeno Popper Mummies! Stuffed to perfection with cream cheese, jack cheese, and scallions and wrapped in a dough, these little guys are just as delicious as they are adorable. And yes, even the eyes are edible!

Make things spooky Taco Tuesday style with these Graveyard Taco Cups! They're layered with black beans, guac, black olives and green onions, but with the help of a little food coloring the options are pretty endless! Top 'em off with edible shaped crackers and you've got yourself a tray of individually prepared graveyards.

This one couldn't be more fun or more festive: Cheddar Witches' Fingers. Using butter, extra sharp cheddar, flour, and a few more things, these fingers are baked until golden crisp and made complete with black almond "fingernails." Dip in your favorite sauce for extra yumminess!

Since we're serving up the witches' fingers, we need to serve up their brooms, too! These Witch's Broomstick Snacks are the perfect fun and festive treat. Just use cheese sticks for the bristles, pretzels for the sticks, chives to tie it all together, and there you have it! And don't forget to cut the cheese sticks to make it as ~realistic~ as possible.

Whether you're trying to get your kiddos to eat more fruit or you want a fun snack to serve at a Halloween party, these Silly Apple Bites are the way to go. Made with green apples, strawberries, sunflower butter, and sunflower seeds, they're festive, cute, and kind of crazy!

Now this... this is a dessert that will have you looking forward to fall just so that you can make it. It's a Chai Pumpkin Pie, and it's filled with more flavor than you could imagine! Plus, the inside is a delicious pumpkin spice filling that makes this dish an automatic winner. And look at those pretty fall leaves!

For a Halloween breakfast that supplies greens and fruit, go for this Frankenstein Smoothie Bowl. It uses only four ingredients (spinach, banana, mango, and blueberries) and is a total treat! Just blend and pour. Oh, and don't forget to draw Frankenstein on the jar!

Remember the green and purple ketchup that hit grocery store shelves in the 2000s? My mind instantly thought of that when I looked at these Deliciously Rotten Deviled Eggs! With bright green filling and a purple "rotten" shell, this dish screams Halloween!

Nobody loves candy corn more than me, which is why I think these Candy Corn Popsicles are such a treat! They're made with plain yogurt, honey or agave, orange juice, and pineapple juice, so they don't use any added sugar!

This is one of my favorites because it's festive, fruity, and so much fun to make! After scooping out the fruit, the watermelon shell carves just like a pumpkin! Make a face, set it on a tray, and then toss the fruit right in front to get this Vomiting Watermelon Fruit Tray. Guaranteed to be a hit!

These little guys are way too cute and remind me of Easter peeps! Using aquafaba, cram of tartar, and icing sugar, these treats are perfect for kiddos or for a Halloween party. Don't forget to add the cute little vegan dark chocolate eyes!

This one looks gross and spooky (duh, it's Halloween!) but actually tastes pretty fantastic! Made with bananas, strawberries, avocado, chia seeds, and spinach (gotta sneak the greens in there!), this is a Halloween-approved, yet totally healthy dessert.

Save your orange peels for these totally festive and cute Orange Jack-O-Lantern Fruit Cups! Just carve out a face, and fill with fruit like strawberries, blueberries, grapes, chopped apple, etc. It's a surefire way to make eating fruit a little bit more fun.

If you've ever served a large platter of chips and guac at a party, this dish is exactly the same... except there's a sick pumpkin head in the middle! This Throwing Up Pumpkin Guacamole is made by carving out a pumpkin and placing a little guac inside. Easy!

This one goes out to the savory eaters out there: Stuffed Mushroom Eyeballs! For a more "gruesome" take on the Halloween-themed foods, here are some yummy "eyes" filled with garlicky tofu ricotta!

Eyeball Pasta is a very easy way to get on-trend with the holiday during dinnertime! Make your favorite pasta dish as-is, and just top with some spooky string cheese/back olive eyeballs!

If you're going to enjoy a salad, you might as well make it fun! Stuff your greens into these halved bell peppers, and top with olives as googly eyes for a fun take on Halloween eatin'!

Like with the ~poisonous~ candy apple listed above, enjoy an equally eerie glass of Black Lemonade! It's a quick and simple concoction to whip together and uses only a few ingredients. Don't forget the lemon wedges!

Now this is a fun one! Using spring roll paper, cream cheese, uncooked spaghetti, and black food coloring, you can make your very own Deep Fried Savory Bat Wings! And trust me, they taste way better than they sound!

Last but not least, we have what's probably our cutest Halloween dish of all: Rice Krispie Treat Monsters. These are so adorable and are perfect for getting the kiddos involved in the cooking! I love the bright colors and the mismatched googly eyes. Enjoy!