Complete Fall Recipe Roundup

Along with the holidays, fall is definitely my favorite season to cook + entertain. From soups and chilis, to desserts and sweets, to party food + Halloween-themed treats, there’s so many amazing fall recipes out there that it can be overwhelming! Today I’m sharing a round-up of every fall recipe I’ve shared on the blog over the past couple of years so you can find them all in one spot! These are all tried and true recipes that I continue to make year after year! Let me know if you find a favorite!

xoxo

Emily

This recipe is for a super easy garlic butter pasta with fresh herbs that's topped with roasted butternut squash, onions, pine nuts, and Parmesan cheese. Find the full recipe here.

This chili is no fuss and nothing fancy, but so hearty and delicious! My secret is using half ground pork and half ground beef for extra flavor. This chili has just the right amount of spice and seasoning without being too overpowering. Find the full recipe here.

There’s nothing more comforting for fall than homemade apple butter and buttermilk biscuits! Add in some country ham, and this unexpected combination is the perfect mix of sweet and salty and such a good autumn breakfast option, snack, or lunch! Find the full recipe here.

These Halloween stuffed peppers are such a fun + easy recipe to make leading up to Halloween or for Halloween dinner. Each pepper is stuffed with black beans, ground beef, rice, and the taco toppings of your choice! You can see the full recipe here.

These waffles are perfect because they're not overwhelmingly sweet and the crisp apples add just the right amount of brightness and fall flavor. So delicious and quick to make - the full recipe can be found here.

The colors, flavors, + textures of this pizza are out of control amazing while being super simple to make. Plus, you can get ALL the ingredients at your local Trader Joe's. Check out the recipe here!

Pumpkin bread is a fall staple and William Sonoma has a great quick bread mix all ready to go! Just add a few simple staples, throw it in the oven, and enjoy! The full recipe with instructions and a link to the pumpkin design baking pan is here.

What screams fall like eating your dinner out of a cute little pumpkin? Ok, so it's technically an acorn squash, but it still looks just as pretty and festive! Mac and cheese is one of my favorite comfort foods and I love the idea of serving it in these gorgeous, bright roasted acorn squashes. All the details can be found here.

One of my most popular recipes that I love to make every year for Halloween. My secret ingredient is cream cheese to make it thick and extra creamy! Check out the entire recipe here

This crockpot recipe is one of my fall staples that I have made again and again because it's equally delicious and easy. You literally just dump about 6 canned ingredients all into the crockpot with some seasonings and chicken and you are done! Click here to find the recipe.

There's nothing more comforting on a chilly fall evening than a delicious and hearty, hot soup for dinner. This is one of my favorites with layers of flavors due to the spicy sausage and seasoning! Find the full recipe here.

Fall vegetable medleys are a healthy and hearty meal that’s quick to make. My favorite way to prepare them is by simply roasting them in the oven with some simple seasonings and topped with bacon. By roasting the vegetables and uncooked bacon together, the vegetables really soak up all the smoky flavor! Full details are here.

If you love soft-baked, chewy, melt-in-your-mouth cookies- these pumpkin + oat chocolate-chip cookies are for you! The oats are the perfect complement to the pumpkin, and your family will keep coming back for more! Check them out here!

Although I made my board for Thanksgiving, this is the perfect fall-inspired charcuterie board with seasonal favorites. I used apple butter, spiced nuts, and other autumn inspired ingredients you can read about here.

These nuts have the perfect balance of sweet and salty ingredients and spices making them an easy snack or appetizer pairing. This recipe also makes such a quick and easy homemade gift for party favor and are a big hit with my friends and family. Cooking them in the crockpot also disperses the flavor and makes your house smell like fall! Check out the full post here.

I hope you enjoyed this “recipe roundup” of all my favorite fall recipes! Save this post to Pinterest or share it with a friend so the next time you’re stuck on what to make for dinner you won’t have to worry!

xoxo, Emily