This year I could not figure out what I wanted to make, but I finally settled on a recipe that I felt would be easy for not just me to make, but for you as well. I decided to make witches fingers ...

Well, my latest creation may have gone…too far. Meet: these delectable, slightly gore-y, yet incredibly edible witch finger cookies. If these sound exactly like your preferred flavor of ...

Heat the oven to 325 degrees. Set aside large baking sheet. Using your hands, form dough into fingers. Use a small spoon to make ridges for the knuckles. Make an indentation for the fingernail.

Bread witches’ fingers with pepperoni nails ... Each one has its own recipe for the cake because Bowers prefers not to use cake mixes. Martha Stewart Halloween. This special-issue magazine ...

Every Halloween, I’ve thought about making witches’ fingers, but for whatever reason, I never did until this year. I knew I wanted to use a shortbread cookie recipe for the fingers.

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!): ...

These coconut flour and strawberry jam witch finger cookies — both Paleo and vegan — aren't too sweet, so you can serve them as an appetizer or party snack without ruining anyone's appetite ...

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. — Witch finger sugar cookies are the creepy way to devour your sweet tooth. Allison shares her favorite recipe and shows you how to make them look so creepy, your family will ...

These knobby garlic bread-stick fingers may just put a spell on you! Dip them in your favorite marinara sauce for a spooky snack. Try this recipe and more from "Danielle Walker's Against All ...

Place 1 or 2 pistachio pieces in finger to make warts. Repeat with remaining dough. Freeze 30 minutes. Preheat oven to 375°. Bake cookies, rotating trays front to back halfway through, until edges are ...