9 Recipes for Leftover Halloween Candy Nov. 01, 2012 - Halloween has come and gone and left us with a big bag of candy. As tempting as it is to eat the entire thing, here are some of our favorite recipes that will help you put a dent in the bag. From candy-stuffed-apples to s'mores bars, these desserts can be brought to bake sales or dinner parties. Rachael Ray's Chocolate-Mint Cakes These molten chocolate cakes are baked with chocolate-mint wafer candies in the center. Baked in individual ramekins, they make the perfect personal dessert. S'more Bars Recipe Fun-size chocolates are added to these over-the-top s'mores bars. Gooey marshmallow creme is poured in the center of the batter for a brief reminder of melted marshmallows from summer campfires. Hugs and Kisses Candies Chocolate Cake Leftover candy makes a pretty decoration for a chocolate cake. Spread on homemade fudge frosting and then top with your favorite sweets, like these Hershey's Hugs and Kisses. Emeril's Candy Bar Baked Apples The "apple a day keeps the doctor away" phrase might not apply here. These baked apples are stuffed with leftover candy bars for a rich chocolate center inside the tart apple. Hershey's Double Kisses Truffles These truffles utilize leftover chocolate bars and caramel Kisses. The Kisses are encased in a ganache made of chocolate and cream and then rolled in ground pecans. Chocolate Biscuit Puffs These biscuit puffs are stuffed with a melted chocolate center. Chocolate candies are wrapped with biscuit dough, baked and then rolled in cinnamon sugar. Kisses Acorn Treats These mini acorns are a fun recipe to make with kids. Quick and easy, they make a great Thanksgiving table decoration.