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Wake up to pumpkin pancakes and apple cider doughnuts!
Later tonight, Halloween probably involves a costume change, a bag full of your favorite Halloween candy, and perhaps a marathon of scary movies. But why wait for the sun to set for all the fun? Start off your day of Halloween activities by cooking up a Halloween breakfast your whole family can enjoy!
We’ve gathered the best Halloween breakfast ideas for a spooky brunch party, like eyeball doughnuts, bloody Marys, and pumpkin pancakes. Not a fan of sweets in the morning? There are also healthy breakfast recipe options, perfect for fueling up before a day in the pumpkin patch or a night of tricks! Kick the spookiest day of the year off with one of these eerie-sistible breakfast recipes.
You also don’t have to wait until October 31 to try these morning meals! The Halloween breakfast ideas ahead are just as tasty throughout the fall season. That’s, in part, thanks to the many pumpkin recipes, maple recipes, and other seasonal fall breakfasts that we’ve included on this list. Try the roasted squash and bacon hash, apple fritters, or pumpkin smoothie to name a few. Of course, if you ask us, Ree Drummond’s pumpkin spice muffins will be delicious whenever the craving strikes—morning or night!
Candy is tonight, but no one said you couldn’t also enjoy a sweet breakfast! Pair a stack of these with a pumpkin spice latte, and you’ll be everyone’s favorite cook.
Get the Pumpkin Pancakes recipe.
Even if trick-or-treating years are behind you, Halloween is a nostalgic holiday for adults too! And there’s no autumnal treat more nostalgic than sugared apple cider doughnuts.
Get the Apple Cider Doughnuts recipe.
Orange you glad it’s Halloween? Sweet and savory sweet potato hash is exactly what you need on this special morning.
Get the Sweet Potato Hash recipe.
Give your eggs a spooky touch by making them vibrant fuchsia—no dye needed. How? They get their color from beets! These are the best side for breakfast or brunch.
Get Ree’s Beet Pickled Eggs recipe.
SHOP MASON JARS
Don’t have time to roll out freshly baked cinnamon rolls? This easy cinnamon roll casserole recipe gives you all the flavor with half the work. What’s more, casseroles are the best for feeding a big Halloween brunch crowd.
Get Ree’s Cinnamon Roll Breakfast Casserole recipe.
Get your day started with some hearty homemade sausages. Fresh garlic and apple blend together for a fragrant delight.
Get the Chicken Apple Sausage recipe.
SHOP SERVING PLATTERS
Before you pack in the sweet treats, grab a perfect spinach and egg breakfast. The beauty of quiche is that it looks fancy, but it’s so darn easy.
Get the Spinach Quiche recipe.
Watching The Ring this Halloween? Well, we have a breakfast ring to match! It’s a complete breakfast, wrapped with eggs, veggies, ham, cheese, bacon, and a flaky pastry crust.
Get the Bacon Brunch Ring recipe.
You won’t need any candy after getting a bit of these candied pecans. They give this fluffy fall breakfast a delightful crunch. What’s more, casseroles are the best for feeding a crowd.
Get the Pecan Pie French Toast Casserole recipe.
Come fall, there’s nothing better than fried nuggets of cinnamon-flavored batter stuffed with apple chunks and covered with a dusting of powdered sugar. Best of all, you can make them ahead!
Get Ree’s Apple Fritters recipe.
These cinnamon rolls are just like Ree’s classic sweet buns, but with a fall-inspired twist. The maple cream cheese frosting really takes them to the next level.
Get Ree’s Pumpkin Spice Cinnamon Rolls recipe.
Don’t be scared! These frightful treats are surprisingly easy to make. The key: store-bought doughnut holes!
Get Ree’s Doughnut Eyeballs recipe.
Ree calls this smoothie recipe: “One of the creamiest, most delicious treats I’d ever tasted—almost like a pumpkin milkshake, but not nearly as sinful.”
Get Ree’s Pumpkin Smoothie recipe.
Don’t resort to eating candy for breakfast! These pumpkin spice muffins will satisfy any sweet tooth—especially when topped with the delicious frosting.
Get Ree’s Pumpkin Spice Muffins recipe.
These grab-and-go egg bites are great for taking with you before a day of Halloween festivities. You can even make them in advance and pop them in the microwave to heat them up.
Get Ree’s Individual Sausage Casseroles recipe.
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No brunch party would be complete without this blood-red cocktail. Serve it up with a spread of DIY toppings, like pickles, olives, tomatoes, or bacon.
Get the Classic Bloody Mary recipe.
Seasonal acorn squash and smoky bacon make this savory breakfast filling enough to fuel you up for a day of scary fun. Top it with a fried egg for extra heft.
Get the Roasted Squash and Bacon Hash recipe.
What makes these pancakes taste just like a PSL? It’s the combination of pumpkin puree, pumpkin spice spice, and instant espresso powder. The caramel sauce on top is just extra credit. 😂
Get Ree’s Pumpkin Spice Latte Pancakes recipe.
Give everyone a spook with these pumpkin hand pies! They’re flaky and deliciously filled with pumpkin puree. Candy eyes give them that Halloween touch!
Get the Pumpkin Hand Pies recipe at Mike Bakes NYC.
These simple baked doughnuts are dunked in melted chocolate, then finished off with a spider web design that’s easier than you might think. All you need is a frosting-filled pastry bag and a toothpick!
Get the Halloween Spider Doughnuts recipe at Kitchen Sanctuary.
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Use pumpkin-shaped cookie cutters to make these easy, homemade pop tarts. The sweet and spiced treats will get everyone in the family ready for Halloween.
Get the Pumpkin Pie Pop Tarts recipe at Weelicious.
Whether you’re throwing a Cat in the Hat-themed costume party or a monster breakfast mash, you can’t go wrong with this green skillet frittata. It’s filling, fun, and so tasty!
Get the Green Eggs and Ham recipe.
We’ve all had bacon for breakfast, but have you tried bacon-topped scones? This sweet and savory pastry is perfect for fall.
Get Ree’s Maple-Bacon Scones recipe.
Since there’s lots of candy and sweet treats on Halloween, starting your morning off with something healthy is always a good idea. Try homemade granola loaded with spices and served with yogurt or oatmeal.
Get the Pumpkin Spice Granola recipe at A Classic Twist.
Fresh spinach gives these scary pancakes their vibrant green color. But don’t worry—the flavor is undetectable so even your kids will love these treats.
Get the Monster Pancakes recipe at Freutcake.
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