8 Dia De Los Muertos Recipes (Slideshow)

Known as calaveras de azúcar, these sugar skulls are traditional Mexican decorations for Dia de los Muertos. These skulls are also edible. 

Click here to see the Mexican Sugar Skull (Calaveras de Azúcar) Recipe

When he was growing up in Mexico City, chef Alfredo Solis enjoyed Pan de los Muertos at his aunt's annual Dia de los Muertos feast. 

Click here to see the Pan de los Muertos (Dead Bread)

These lemon-scented almond paste cookies, which are coated with pine nuts, are a traditional Spanish dessert.

Click here to see the Panellets (Pine Nut Cookies) Recipe

The creators of this dessert call it "Chocolate Mousse with the devil inside" and say the pudding is "SCARY good."

Click here to see the The Devils in the Pudding

This Dia de los Muertos dessert looks great and is big on flavors like chocolate, coffee and chocolate with touches of brandy and cinnamon.

Click here to see the Chocolate Decadence Recipe

Savor Dia de los Muertos by sipping on this traditional shot of strong Cuban espresso, which is mixed with dark rum and coffee liqueur and topped with whipped cream.

Click here to see The Hot Cubano Recipe

Celebrate Dia de los Muertos with this cocktail! For those who love a sweet drink, this is perfect for you. 

Click here to see the "Ashes to Ashes" Dia de los Muertos Cocktail Recipe 

Warm up to a cup of this Mexican hot chocolate on a cold fall day. It's also perfect to serve as a festive drink in honor of Dia de los Muertos. 

Click here to see the Chocolate Abuelita (Mexican Hot Chocolate) Recipe