Halloween Ghost Brownies
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Get ready to bring a little Halloween magic to your kitchen with these Spooky Halloween Ghost Brownies with Ghost Peeps! These fun and festive treats are perfect for adding some spooky charm to your holiday gatherings.
Plus, they’re so simple to make that even on the busiest of days, you can whip up a batch without breaking a sweat. With a few shortcuts and some creativity, you’ll have a dessert that’s sure to impress and delight everyone who takes a bite.
Why You’ll Love These Easy & Spooky Halloween Ghost Brownies
We know life can get hectic, especially around the holidays, so we’re keeping things easy with this ghost brownie recipe. By using a boxed brownie mix as the base, you can save time without sacrificing flavor.
Once they’re baked and cooled, all you need to do is spread on some vibrant purple frosting, pop on a few Peep Ghosts, and sprinkle on some fun decorations. It’s that simple!
These Peep ghost brownies are not only delicious, but they also add the perfect spooky touch to your Halloween festivities.
Ingredients You Need
Spooky Peeps Ghost Brownies Recipe
- 1 box of your favorite brownie mix for a 9-inch pan, plus ingredients like eggs, water and oil, I used Betty Crocker Favorites Fudge Brownie Mix or you can make these brownies.
- 2 cups dark purple frosting – I used Global Sugar Art Cake & Cupcake Buttercream Frosting, Decorator Icing Deep Purple (but you can make this vanilla buttercream frosting and add purple food coloring or buy some purple frosting already colored).
- 1 package of Peep Ghosts, can also use other Peeps like Frankenstein, pumpkins or skulls
- Sprinkles of choice & candy eyeballs.
How to Make Peep Spooky Ghost Brownies
- Bake your favorite brownies (your favorite brownie mix for a 9-inch pan, plus ingredients like eggs, water and oil, I used Betty Crocker Favorites Fudge Brownie Mix or you can make these brownies. Once baked, let them cool.
- Frost the tops of the brownies with dark purple frosting – I used Global Sugar Art Cake & Cupcake Buttercream Frosting, Decorator Icing Deep Purple (but you can make this vanilla buttercream frosting and add purple food coloring or for that matter you can color them any color you wish).
- Once the top of the brownies are frosting, evenly space 9 Peep Ghosts on top of the brownies. (Can also use other Peeps like Frankenstein, pumpkins or skulls).
- Add your favorite sprinkles and eyeballs on top. Cut and serve.
How to Store Spooky Ghost Brownies
- To keep your Spooky Ghost Brownies fresh and tasty, store them in an airtight container at room temperature for up to 3 days.
- If you’re planning ahead, they’ll keep in the refrigerator for up to a week. Just be sure to bring them back to room temperature before serving for the best texture and flavor.
More Variations For Halloween Brownies
- Mix and Match Peeps: Try using different Halloween-themed Peeps like Frankenstein, pumpkins, or skulls to create a variety of spooky characters on your brownies.
- Play with Colors: Experiment with different frosting colors like green, orange, or black to match your Halloween decor.
- Add Extra Fun: Top your brownies with crushed cookies, candy corn, or drizzle with melted chocolate for an extra special treat.
FAQs
- Can I make homemade brownies instead of using a mix? Absolutely! If you have a go-to brownie recipe, feel free to use it. Just make sure the brownies are completely cool before frosting.
- Can I make these Halloween ghost brownies ahead of time? Yes, these brownies can be made a couple of days in advance. Just store them in an airtight container until you’re ready to serve.
- What if I can’t find Peep Ghosts? No worries! You can use any Halloween-themed marshmallow treats or get creative with your own decorations.
These Spooky Peeps Ghost Brownies are a must-make for your Halloween celebrations! With their easy assembly and festive decorations, they’re the perfect way to bring a little spooky fun into your kitchen.
They’re so delicious that they’ll be gone in no time, so you might want to make an extra batch of these party brownies just in case. Happy baking and enjoy the spooky season!
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Spooky Ghost Brownies
Ingredients
- 1 box Your favorite brownie mix for a 9-inch pan plus ingredients like eggs, water and oil, I used Betty Crocker Favorites Fudge Brownie Mix or you can make these brownies.
- 2 cups dark purple frosting - I used Global Sugar Art Cake & Cupcake Buttercream Frosting Decorator Icing Deep Purple (but you can make this vanilla buttercream frosting and add purple food coloring).
- 1 package Peep Ghosts can also use other Peeps like Frankenstein, pumpkins or skulls
- Sprinkles of choice & candy eyeballs
Instructions
- Bake your favorite brownies (your favorite brownie mix for a 9-inch pan, plus ingredients like eggs, water and oil, I used Betty Crocker Favorites Fudge Brownie Mix or you can make these brownies. Once baked, let them cool.
- Frost the tops of the brownies with dark purple frosting - I used Global Sugar Art Cake & Cupcake Buttercream Frosting, Decorator Icing Deep Purple (but you can make this vanilla buttercream frosting and add purple food coloring or for that matter you can color them any color you wish).
- Once the top of the brownies are frosting, evenly space 9 Peep Ghosts on top of the brownies. (Can also use other Peeps like Frankenstein, pumpkins or skulls).
- Add your favorite sprinkles and eyeballs on top. Cut and serve.
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I know Judee! I can’t help myself! I love the purple frosting as well! Thank you so much!
Halloween already? They look adorable and so fun. I love how purple has become synonymous with Halloween! Great idea. Thanks.