57 Fall Recipes That Are Cozy, Tasty, And Seasonal (2024)

This beef stew includes just one pre-cooking step of searing the meat, making it one of the easiest dump-your-ingredients-and-go stew recipes out there.

Recipe:Slow Cooker Beef Stew

You won't regret making this delectable bread ring. It's moist, creamy, and infused with seasonally-appropriate sweet pumpkin and maple flavor.

Recipe:Pumpkin Bread Ring with Maple Cream Cheese Filling

This harvest bowl, which is a simple combination of roasted vegetables topped with pesto, is the perfect testament to the beauty of uncomplicated meals.

Recipe:Fall Harvest Bowl with Kale Pesto Dressing

Take some crescent roll dough, pack it in with a cheesy chicken and broccoli mix, bake, and the easiest homemade savory pastry you've ever made yet is ready to be enjoyed!

Recipe:Cheesy Chicken and Broccoli Braid

The ingredients list might seem intimidating, but this recipe is guaranteed to pop out a buttery, flaky, perfect apple galette no matter who attempts it.

Recipe:Apple Galette

Equal parts sweet, creamy, and umami-packed thanks to the combination of sweet potato puree and sautéed mushrooms, this pasta dish is best enjoyed as soon as it's off the stove for optimal flavor.

Recipe:Sweet Potato Mushroom Penne

If you haven't baked a pie yet — is it even fall?

Recipe:Apple Pie from Scratch

There's nothing better than going on a long stroll through some fallen leaves and re-energizing yourself with a loaded baked potato soup that has all your favorite fillings.

Recipe:Loaded Baked Potato Soup

Thanks to egg noodles that stay intact longer than conventional noodles, this chicken noodle soup is perfect for making in bulk and reheating throughout the week.

Recipe:Classic Chicken Noodle Soup

Place all your ingredients in after breakfast, and spend all afternoon salivating over the savory aroma wafting out of your slow cooker.

Recipe:The Best Ever Slow Cooker Pot Roast

Leeks, potato, vegetable broth, and a hearty helping of butter come together to create a soothing soup that'll have you slurping up every last drop.

Recipe:Potato Leek Soup

The best part about taco soup is that there's no chance of ripping your corn tortilla and spilling half your meal on the table.

Recipe:Taco Soup

Make a curry that's chockfull of vegetables using just curry paste in combination with potatoes, onions, and carrots.

Recipe:Chinese Chicken Curry

Got a mandolin? Then this ratatouille won't be as complex as it actually looks. Serve with fresh bread to sop up all that tasty tomato sauce.

Recipe:Ratatouille

I highly recommend puncturing the squash and microwaving it before even attempting to slice it in half to save yourself a lot of heartbreak.

Recipe:Chicken Parm-Stuffed Spaghetti Squash

There's no better time to treat yourself to prime rib steak than on a chilly autumn evening, with a piping hot dessert waiting in the oven.

Recipe:Prime Rib with Garlic Herb Butter

As some commenters note, you may want to halve the recipe for the cheesecake filling — unless you want to make muffins that look more like cupcakes (which would be totally understandable, TBH).

Recipe:Chai-Spiced Cheesecake Muffins

Tomato basil soup ✅

Grilled cheese sandwich✅

Cozy dinner at home ✅

Recipe:Tomato Basil Soup

Since the brandy is cooked down, you won't feel the effects of the alcohol. But if you'd like a non-alcoholic substitution, then apple juice would also work.

Recipe:French Pepper Steak (Steak Au Poivre)

If you don't have pie crust, you can also use puff pastry or simply serve this soup with a side of cornbread.

Recipe:Chicken Pot Pie Soup

Everything you need in a fall meal, in one plate.

Recipe:One-pan Fall Chicken Dinner

This classic tomato-based meat sauce is the perfect thing to make in a big batch and enjoy throughout the week.

Recipe:Italian-style Bolognese (Ragù)

If you've never tried making your own tuna casserole, this foolproof recipe is definitely the place to start.

Recipe:Cheesy Tuna Casserole

Velvety smooth, mildly nutty, and a touch sweet, this butternut squash soup recipe is a balm for nervous stomachs that need something easy and tasty to digest.

Recipe:Butternut Squash Soup

If you're short on time, pierce the potatoes and cook them in the microwave for five to 10 minutes before placing them in the oven.

Recipe:Shepherd's Pie Twice-Baked Potato

For bars that hold up throughout the whole baking process, add a bit more butter so the mixture sticks together better.

Recipe:Apple Cinnamon Oatmeal Bars

One of our most popular pumpkin-based recipes, these cheesecake bars come together with pantry staples including cream cheese, graham crackers, butter, and pumpkin purée.

Recipe:Pumpkin Cheesecake Bars

Leave the lid off while simmering to make sure all the liquid reduces into a thick sauce.

Recipe:One-Pot Creamy Chicken Marsala Pasta

If you can mix ingredients together, then you'll be an expert at making this easy, yummy cheesecake.

Recipe:Caramel Apple Crumble Cheesecake

Taste your chili powder before using two tablespoons of it — depending on its intensity, you might want to use just one tablespoon.

Recipe:Homemade Butter Chicken

You can also make your own tortilla chips by slicing up a fresh tortilla into strips, coating it in olive oil and salt and pepper, and baking in the oven for a few minutes.

Recipe:Chicken Tortilla Soup

This classic beef stew is thick, tomato-ey, and full of rich, aromatic flavor. Paired with egg noodles, or even with a piece of crusty bread, it's the perfect autumn meal.

Recipe:Classic Beef Stew

Learn how to make focaccia, and you'll never go hungry again. Drizzle it with olive oil, have it with your favorite deli meat, or use it to sponge up tomato sauce.

Recipe:Focaccia

As the spaghetti squash is already soft, this meal is great for storing and eating for lunch or dinner days after you've made it.

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Serve in a bread bowl or with a generous handful of oyster crackers.

Recipe:New England Clam Chowder

Don't have sausage on hand? Use pork chops, chicken, ground turkey, or even turkey sausage.

Recipe:Sausage and Apple Stuffed Acorn Squash

Rip it apart, and enjoy it as a centerpiece dessert for the table.

Recipe:Cranberry and Brie Crescent Ring

Fall-apart meat is the goal here, but if you prefer a bit of a crust, sear your meat before placing it in the slow cooker.

Recipe:Slow-Cooker Pot Roast

A creamy, crunchy green bean casserole can smooth over the roughest of days.

Recipe:Ultimate Green Bean Casserole

Dining in doesn't mean skimping on style or taste, and that's what this French upside down apple tart is all about.

Recipe:French-Style Apple Tart (Tarte Tatin)

Growing into an experienced home chef means never forgetting the classics that first inspired us — including this easy spaghetti dish, which is equal parts savory, green, and juicy.

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I don't want to live in a world without cheddar corn pudding.

Recipe:Chrissy Teigen's Jalapeño-Cheddar Corn Pudding

Pumpkin purée and almond milk go a long way in creating a thick and wholesome pasta sauce that'll coat every penne in hearty pumpkin flavor.

Recipe:Pumpkin Sage Pasta

If you're short on time, this buffalo chicken dip doubles as a meal and as a snack the day after.

Recipe:Healthy Slow Cooker Buffalo Chicken Dip

This vegetable stew packs six vegetables and a burst of vitamins in every bite. It also lives up to the first part of its name with a rich texture and savory taste that'll linger in your kitchen for days to come.

Recipe:Hearty Vegetable Stew

To turn this into a thicker broth; you might want to use just two cups of vegetable broth (instead of the recommended four).

Recipe:Protein-Packed Chili

Feel free to swap out the alcohol with a quarter cup of balsamic vinegar for the same acidic effect.

Recipe:French Onion Soup

Use a thermometer to check if the chicken is done after the suggested 45 minutes. You may want to bake for another 10 to 15 minutes, depending on your oven.

Recipe:One-Pan Maple Rosemary Chicken

Split pea soup is one of those delightfully mushy, yummy recipes that's perfect for a chilly night.

Recipe:Veggie-Packed One-Pot Split Pea Soup

This recipe is proof that turning any kind of root vegetable, squash, or tuber into fries is a great idea.

Recipe:Butternut Squash Fries

I love a good store-bought rotisserie chicken, but nothing beats the juiciness and depth of flavor of one roasted at home.

Recipe:Hearty Roasted Chicken

Classic cheesecake gets a seasonal and sophisticated upgrade thanks to thinly sliced figs and a drizzle of honey. The crust, made with graham cracker crumbs and walnuts, is a great blend of sweet and savory.

Recipe:Honey and Fig Cheesecake Bars

Comfort food season is upon us. Start it off right with these seasonally appropriate quesadillas stuffed with pumpkin puree, black beans, and canned roasted green chiles.

Recipe:Pumpkin Quesadillas With Black Beans and Green Chile

You don't have to be a "salad" person to appreciate the goodness that is this dish packed with all your favorite fall flavors. It's tangy, sweet, savory, crunchy, creamy, and straight-up craveworthy.

Recipe:Autumn Chopped Chicken Salad

Whether you are vegetarian, are trying to cut back on your meat intake, or just want to try something fresh and new, this tofu in a curry made of mango, chili pasta, cumin, and coconut milk won't disappoint.

Recipe:Mango and Tofu Curry