Halloween Recipes From the Disney Parks

This week, I’m sharing Halloween recipes straight from the Disney Parks!

No one does Halloween like Disney.  From the spooky decorations, lively parties, spectacular entertainment, and devilishly delicious treats and eats – you can count on Disney to bring the Halloween spirit. 

But if you are missing the Disney Parks this Halloween, you can create some Disney magic at home with these spooktacular recipes!

Which one of these Disney Halloween recipes will you be conjuring up in your kitchen this year?

Pumpkin Cupcakes – Contempo Café (Walt Disney World’s Contemporary Resort)

Looking for a show stealing dessert to serve at your next Halloween party?  Then look no further than these pumpkin cupcakes from Disney’s Contemporary Resort.  Filled with cream cheese and topped with cinnamon buttercream icing, these delicious treats encompass all the best flavors of fall. 

Poison Apple Cake Pops – Disney Parks Blog

Straight from the Evil Queen’s spell book, these poison apple cake pops are the perfect spooky treat to accompany a Snow White dinner.  To achieve the poisonous effect, all you need is a cake pop kit, red and white candy melts, and a piping bag!

Almond Sweet Corn Cake – Pecos Bill’s Tall Tale Inn and Café (Magic Kingdom)

What first appears to be an ear of corn is actually an almond cake decorated with white chocolate and candy corn.  This unique treat made its debut at Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party and is exclusive only to party guests.  But, lucky for us, Disney has shared the recipe so we can make it at home for Halloween!

Witch’s Flight – Jock Lindsay’s Hangar Bar (Disney Springs)

Jock Lindsay’s Hangar Bar crafted the recipe for these spellbinding libations.  Inspired by our favorite witches, the Sanderson Sisters, this trio of beverages is the perfect accompaniment to your Hocus Pocus themed party.

Pumpkin Pecan Cheesecake Roll – Amorette’s Patisserie (Disney Springs)

This Disney Halloween recipe is giving me serious fall vibes.  The combination of pecan chiffon cake, pumpkin cheesecake, and dulce nutmeg chocolate mousse is almost too good to share.  This treat is sure to impress your Halloween party guests, that is, if you decide to share in the first place!

Mickey Ghost Caramel Apple – The Candy Cauldron (Disney Springs)

Caramel apples are the quintessential Halloween treat served at the Disney Parks, and you can make your own with this recipe from The Candy Cauldron!  All you need to make this popular treat is Granny Smith apples, caramel, marshmallows, and white and dark chocolate.  I can’t think of a better way to bring a taste of Disney home than with this iconic seasonal treat!

Looking for more official Disney recipes to make at home?  Check out our favorite Food and Wine Festival recipes HERE and our Thanksgiving recipes HERE!

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