A sweet, tangy, slightly spicy creamy soup is perfect for fall days, especially when paired with your favorite sandwich. Whether you are digging in for lunch or dinner, this soup is delicious and stores well, so make enough for leftovers!
This coleslaw is a great make ahead salad for tailgating, potlucks, and more. Add a bright splash of color to your autumn menus with a dish that, much like soups and stews, lasts several days and has a flavor that finds more depth over time.
A recent trip to the Asian grocery store provides oodles of inspiration for quick and delicious noodle bowls for lunch. Everything from new dishware to clever ingredients make midday meals downright perfect.
Turn to your Instant Pot to get an all-day simmered flavor on the table in under an hour. Seared beef blends with tender barley and a bevy of fresh vegetables that's both beautiful in the bowl and hearty enough to fuel you for hours.
Take an hour and build an incredible autumn-inspired chowder from scratch, including making a special stock. The shells from shrimp and cobs from corn blend to make this a soup with incredible depth and flavor. Crown it all with spicy-sweet shrimp!
A quick, simple, and delightfully spicy sauce gives this dish its kick. If you have lovely red Korean peppers, they make the prettiest sauce, but good 'ol serranos or jalapeños will also work well. Pork chops give it a tender, juicy foundation and sautéed mushrooms give it a fitting crown.
Packed with sausage, peppers, onions, and more, packaged gnocchi gets a fall makeover in this quick dinner recipe. Part of our autumn comfort food series, this versatile dish will become one of your go-to menu ideas for busy weeks and more!
The beautiful colors of beets, eggplant, and red peppers make for a lovely autumn grilled salad. The challenge of getting them to cook together can easily be solved with a little microwaving up front and the seasoned oil that flavors them will have you licking out the serving bowl!
Early autumn grilling is a thing of beauty. The weather is starting to include just the first hints of chilliness, but gardens are giving us so much to work with, it makes sense to work it onto the grill for quick and inspired meals.
Normally, the week after Thanksgiving has us beginning December, but this year we're granted another week of November. Take advantage of it by embracing a quick and seasonal Autumn Beef and Vegetable Lo Mein.
