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Fall is the very best season for baking. Cozy up with these delicious Autumn treats that (1) taste amazing and (2) will make your house smell better than any scented candle.
These classic Fall recipes are the REAL DEALand capture all of the amazing flavors of the season.Here is a roundup of all our favorite Fall recipes. P.S. I’ve figured out a way to smuggle in some family pictures at the pumpkin patch this weekend. Enjoy the show! 🙂
Lets start with the Fall Recipes (because a good host doesn’t keep her guests hungry… but wait! I’m making you hungry, aren’t I? :-O). Scroll down to see pictures of ourpumpkin patch adventure!
Fall Recipes that prove Fall is the best season for baking!!
#14. Classic Carrot Cake(My Mother-in-law’s recipe). Fluffy, moist, loaded with carrots and absolutely amazing! p.s. This is a video recipe! Click to Pin for later.
#13. Baked Apple Piroshki Recipe. These lightly sweetened buns are billowy soft and filled with a sweet surprise. They always get RAVE REVIEWS and the last time I made them, my sister ate 6 (I won’t admit to how many I wolfed downed myself). Click to Pin for later.
#12. Pumpkin Cheesecake Recipe. Move over pumpkin pie!This pumpkin cheesecake is easy to whip up. Top it with whipped cream and a drizzle of caramel for a seriously show-stopping dessert! Click to Pin for later.
#11. Apple Sharlotka Recipe. This Russian cake is timeless and well loved by all! It’san easy company cake withjust 5 main ingredients and 15 min of prep, then your oven does the rest. Click to Pin for later.
#10. Crusty French Bread Recipe. This is a true crusty crustthat crunches and crackles with every slice and has the softest center. Click to Pin for Later. P.S. if you want that freshly baked bread fix but want it quick, you will also love this No-Knead Artisan bread.
#9. Honey Apple Cider Recipe. Perfect for parties or cozy evenings! Cideris a fragrant and beautifulway to welcome visitors into your home this Fall. Click to Pin for later.
#8. Pumpkin Pancakes Recipe. Fluffy and oh so pumpkin-y!! We’ve improved this recipe and it’s fluffier and yummier than ever. It’s also easy peasy. Click to Pin for later.
#7. Cinnamon Apple Pie Recipe. THIS is the ultimate apple pie. I’ve always craved more of the filling and I get all giddy just looking at this pie. Click to Pin for later.
#6. Cinnamon Rolls Recipe. This is a make-ahead recipe so you can have fresh, warm cinnamon rolls for breakfast. There’s something completely irresistible about homemade cinnamon rolls with a whipped frosting. OH YUM!!! Click to Pin for Later.
#5. Persimmon Bread Recipe. This one’s a keeper (in a make again and again sort of way)! Persimmon bread issoft and moist,and every slice is studded with walnuts and raisins. Click to Pin for later.
#4. Apple Cinnamon Slab Pie. Dessert doesn’t get any easier than this! Quick, easy and irresistible! This has long been a reader favorite. Just go ahead and double the recipe! Click to Pin for later.
#3.Baked Apples Recipe. You won’t believe how good your house smells as these bake. They come together so quickly and are a must-haveFall treat (p.s. This is a naturally gluten free dessert). Click to Pin for later.
#2. Easy Pumpkin Cake Recipe. An easy part-ready Fall cake. You will fall in love with the whipped cream cheese frosting! Click to Pin for later.
#1. Pumpkin Pull-Apart Bread Recipe. A combination of pumpkin pie and cinnamon rolls that melt in your mouth. You’ll want that glaze on everything this Fall! Click to Pin for later.
I hope you’re inspired to make these Classic Fall recipes. Explore more of our sweets and treats here. Ready, Set, Bake!!
Pumpkin Patch-A-Palooza
My sister-in-law graciously invited my sisters and I (with all our kiddos) to visit her massive backyard pumpkin patch. My sister and brother in law are gardeners in the same way that my parents are – amazing!! Thank you Nadya and Bogdan for welcoming us!
The kids were smothered in wet kisses from their dogWolfy and were all giggling hysterically.
My nephewwas trying so hard to smile for the camera and it just turned out perfect! ?
It’s all about dirt-scuffed knees, happy kiddos, and sweet memories. My son says we’re going to carve Christian pumpkins :). After all God made pumpkins beautiful and delicious, not for Halloween (we definitely do not celebrate Halloween). We’ll also use at least 1 to make homemade pumpkin puree.
Q: Do you have any fun Fall traditions?Let us know in the comments below!
Natasha Kravchuk
