Autumn is approaching, so it’s a good idea to start looking at some Fall Recipes For Dinner.
Fall is one of my favorite seasons for many reasons.
First, it is my favorite because the leaves changing color are beautiful, the grass is greener from the rain, and I get to cook delicious meals to keep us warm during the cold days.
Who’s excited about fall? I know summer ending is a sad moment, but there’s so much to look forward to for the upcoming season.
We got Halloween, Thanksgiving, special events, and many birthdays around the corner! We have to prepare ahead of time.
Thankfully, I have you covered for Halloween, Thanksgiving, and other gatherings during the cold season.
Check out these fall recipes for dinner to start cooking outstanding meals to make you feel cozy while eating away.
Saturday Chitchat with Janine – Volume 79
Happy Saturday,
My oldest graduated this summer and is currently working at Amazon in Seattle. Oh, how we miss him!
Thankfully we still have our daughter, who will be starting her junior year of college! Who has a kid or kids in school right now?
Since the school year has started for some, parents and families need quick, delicious meals to serve efficiently.
That’s why I’m here. I’m here to show you many recipes, meals, and snacks for you, your kids, and your family throughout the fall season.
Personal Note from Janine
Our son just moved to Seattle to begin his new life after graduating college. We are happy he is starting a new chapter in his exciting life.
He is ecstatic to have a full kitchen full of modern amenities. He loves food and cooking, so to finally have a modern kitchen is heavenly, in his opinion.
One of his latest obsessions is meal prepping. He makes all his weekly meals and freezes them in individual containers. I haven’t tried this efficient cooking method, but his process intrigues me!
It would be perfect to not have to cook some evenings and defrost a homemade meal!
So, don’t be surprised if I attempt it this winter and post my process here on the blog.
Saving time and money over the holidays sounds fabulous!
This Week’s Inspiration – Fall Recipes For Dinner
White Pizza Recipe Without Ricotta
This White Pizza Recipe Without Ricotta is an excellent alternative to traditional marinara pizza.
The mozzarella flavors, goat cheese, roasted garlic, and onions are fresh and delicious!
Easy Chicken in Electric Skillet Recipe
I stumbled upon this Easy Chicken in Electric Skillet Recipe while rushing to make dinner for my husband.
It’s a chicken recipe that’s tender and moist with a rich gravy sauce. You can use chicken breasts or boneless chicken thighs for this recipe.
Here’s a delicious Curried Couscous Salad Recipe that perfectly combines sweetness and heat!
This recipe blends Pearl Israeli Couscous, roasted carrots, cauliflower, curry, cumin, cilantro, lime, and a bit of cayenne for the heat.
You’ll love this hearty, simple Israeli Couscous Recipe that combines cinnamon, lemon, dried cranberries, roasted onions, fresh basil, and roasted pine nuts.
This recipe makes a beautiful side dish for an autumn or winter dinner.
Easy Homemade Broccoli Cheddar Soup
This Easy Homemade Broccoli Cheddar Soup is packed with onions, potatoes, carrots, and broccoli.
It’s similar to the famous Panera recipe but better. And it’s a soup that simmers for only 30 minutes!
Thanksgiving Salad Recipe With Cranberries
My Thanksgiving Salad Recipe with Cranberries also includes roasted yams, garbanzo beans, pears, red cabbage, and much more.
This salad is easy to throw together, and it’s colorful, healthy, and hearty. It’s a Harvest Salad that will delight your family and friends.
Rotisserie Chicken in Instant Pot
Rotisserie Chicken in Instant Pot is such an easy way to prepare chicken. A four-pound whole chicken takes 24 minutes to pressure cook and six minutes to roast in an oven.
Over the last year, we enjoyed making lots of dinners in our Instant Pot. So, today, I’m going to share my husband’s way of cooking a rotisserie-style chicken.
Hawaiian Chicken Recipe: A Super Easy Recipe
Hawaiian Chicken Recipe is a recipe that my family got from a friend who grew up in Hawaii.
The chicken is coated with sweet rice flour (Mochiko) and fried and drizzled with shoyu or soy sauce! SO delicious!
I’m sure you have a lot of small appliances in your kitchen, and hopefully, you own a Crock-Pot.
I love making this chili recipe when I’m busy and I still want a home-cooked meal. This recipe is hearty and great if you are on a tight budget.
Boutique of the Week – Amazon Pots and Pans
Look at this diverse selection of Amazon pots and pans to find your following best cooking tool for breakfasts, lunches, and dinners.
Here you will browse some of the best kitchenware on one of the greatest sites. Let’s begin!
My Favorite Things – Fall Recipes For Dinner
Fall Harvest Salad with Sweet Onions
Join Leslie and create this fall harvest salad full of wonderful ingredients! It’s a great recipe to share with loved ones for the upcoming season.
This Miso Butter Grilled Cheese sandwich is SIMPLE but DELICIOUS! Just butter, miso paste, garlic, and herbs sandwiched together with gouda cheese. Create this wonderful recipe with Tieghan today!
Ever heard of breakfast for dinner? It’s fun! Mix it up for dinnertime with Jackie and create these adorable ghost pancakes!
An easy crock pot recipe is always a favorite! Check out this quick and simple Mexican taco slow cooker meal idea from Robyn that your family will love!
What’s Trending On The Blog
Jazz Up Canned Cranberry Sauce
If you need a simple and quick Canned Cranberry Sauce Recipe, then look no further. Canned cranberry sauce never tasted this amazing with just a few additional ingredients.
Save time in the kitchen this Thanksgiving by making this recipe!
Halloween Treat Ideas For School
Do you need some Halloween Treat Ideas for a School party? Well, here are the cutest and easiest little candies and cookies that will make you smile.
This adorable tray of Halloween treats will delight your kids and friends. Also, it’s the perfect little project for you and your kids.
Halloween Candy Charcuterie Board
Who can’t resist a fun Halloween Candy Charcuterie Board? Candy is my soft spot, and I love to nibble a bite or two, so making a candy tray was an easy project.
Also, you’ll be happy to know that this ghost tray is easy to assemble and decorate, and the results are super cute!
These cute Mini Pumpkin Bundt Cakes are made with my moist carrot cake and cream cheese frosting recipe.
It’s the perfect dessert for this season to share with family and friends! And besides, it’s shaped like a pumpkin, so of course, it’s going to be adorable!
Italian Cream Cake with a Twist of Pumpkin
This Italian Cream Cake has a pumpkin cream cheese frosting that makes this a winning combination.
This dessert is perfect for the holidays or any occasion. This is a moist and family favorite cake that I’ve made for years.
This Week’s Tip – Mozzarella Cheese
Fresh Mozzarella Cheese
Growing up, my mom made homemade pizza. She would buy her dough from an authentic Italian deli, and once home, she topped the pizza with fresh mozzarella.
Over the years, I made pizza but used shredded cheese since I felt it was convenient. Boy, I didn’t know what I was missing not using the fresh mozzarella.
I’m back to using the mozzarella my mom used, and I love it.
If you make your own pizza and haven’t used the fresh mozzarella, give it a try next time. Hopefully, you’ll love it as much as I do!
Latest Obsession – Tablecloths
I Just Bought This Tablecloth
I love tablecloths!
The tablecloths that are easy to spot, clean, and wrinkle-free are my favorites. I recently bought one that looks so cute and cleans up nicely.
This gingham tablecloth comes in various colors, and I bought the khaki one. I think it will stay on our dining room table through Thanksgiving!
You’ll get a peek at the tablecloth for an upcoming fall decor post in a couple of days!
Hello!
Thanks so much for checking out these fall recipes for dinner! I had such fun putting this blog post together that I’m even more excited for next season.
I’ll be creating many new recipes for dinner meals, snacks, and desserts, so visit the blog every once in a while, so you don’t miss the latest!
Alright, friends, I am off to decorate my home for fall and get myself in the kitchen to whip up some new recipes. Stay tuned 🙂
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