Author: Whether you have a fall garden, or are eating seasonally from the grocery store or farmer’s market, these are 7 fall recipes you don’t want to miss!
Fall Recipes to Try!
Fall is hands down my favorite time of the year, not only for the weather, but also for the food! and I’m not even talking about the fun fall holidays like Halloween and Thanksgiving (though I do love those too!), I’m just talking about all that great seasonal food that fall brings.
So in celebration of all those great flavors, I wanted to bring you some of my favorite fall recipes from around the blogosphere!
Spaghetti Squash
If you haven’t tried spaghetti squash, I’d be really surprised. But! I know there have got to be a few people out there somewhere! This post is perfect for you whether you’re new to this veggie or not.
With 4 different recipes for you to try that span all types of flavors, this spaghetti squash round up is a treasure trove!
Chicken Bone Broth Soup
With seasonal flavors from carrots and organic chickens (which usually go on sale this time of year), adding bone broth soup into your diet not only gives you a great fall meal, but it also gives you a great immune boost to help you through cold and flu season.
Cinnamon Sweet Potatoes
Sweet potatoes are a weekly vegetable around here! We have them fresh in season, and we also buy about 100 pounds in the fall when they are on sale and can them to eat throughout the whole year!
These cinnamon sweet potatoes look amazing and I will definitely trying these soon!
Apple Butter
Apples are very much in season right now, which means they are on sale! So in addition to all the fresh apple products we eat, we also can a lot! So this easy canned apple butter is a must make!
Kale, Sausage, and Potato Soup
We eat a lot of potato soup around here during the fall. It’s a great way to use canned potatoes, but this kale and sausage potato soup looks like a winner!
We love our greens, so I’m sure we would love this too!
Immune Boosting Orange Spice Tea
Ok, I am so excited for this recipe! Orange spice tea is my FAVORITE, so finding out that it’s also immune boosting is thrilling!
Just like the immune boosting bone broth soup, this is a fabulous and tasty way to get you and your family through cold and flu season!
Acorn Flour Chocolate Chip Cookies
And of course, there are plenty of things to forage during the fall too! Acorns are some of the easiest to forage because they are very recognizable and you don’t have to worry that you’re picking up something poisonous!
You can turn acorns into flour and then make all sorts of things with that flour! My favorite flavor pairing with the acorn flour is something chocolate, which makes these acorn flour chocolate chip cookies a perfect choice!
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Enjoying soaking up all the info on your site
watched your broth video tonight and signed up for the broth making coarse .
Thank you
Thanks Alan! I’m hoping you’re in the right place, because I don’t have a broth course. Hopefully you’ll find what you’re looking for :-)