While we have still had a few H.O.T. days this week, the mornings and evenings are delightfully crisp and cool. I have been telling Summer, it has had it’s 3 months (and then some), it is now Autumns turn!
Which is good, because this week it has been all about all the FALL FLAVORS!
I had so much fun joining 25 other food bloggers as we shared recipes all week long; inspired by all of the delicious fall flavors. You know; pumpkin, spice, butternut squash, apples, maple, the list goes on!
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Fall Flavors Recipes
Just like Panera's only healthier and better and honestly pretty darn easy! Freezes great! Whip up a batch of molasses brown bread rolls to go with it!
Make this fun Fall Breakfast Charcuterie grazing board, this grazing board would be great for an early game day, a chilly fall weekend, or Thanksgiving morning.
It might be gluten-free but nobody will know (except the tummies of those who are GF). Make regular or GF, buttery crunchy crumb crust and topping. Top with homemade vanilla ice cream!
A great topping that takes about 20 minutes to make, this is perfect to keep on hand for a last-minute fall dessert, or to add a little crunch to your oatmeal, yogurt, waffles and more.
This yogurt was so easy to whip up, and tastes like pumpkin pie in a jar of healthy yogurt!
My husband called me the other day shortly after he left for his commute, which is quite long a couple days a week. Our older car had broken down (to the tune of $1000+), thank God he was able to safely get to an off ramp at least.
While he was waiting for AAA, he had no less than 3 good Samaritan’s stop to make sure he was okay and see if he needed help. He told me, “it restored my hope in the goodness of humanity” he was very touched by their kindness!
Which leads me to this sweet letter I read in my devotional this week, I hope it encourages you too!
I am loving this devotional, Seeing Beautiful Again, if you are not familiar with Lysa Terkeurst of Proverbs 31 Ministries, you should check it out. She has been through a storm to say the least; may we all be encouraged to leave traces of beauty wherever we go!
It’s been a hard year for most of us, read these encouraging words and allow them to soak into your soul.
So many fabulous tools used in the recipes this week, trying to pick just one is like trying to choose a favorite child!
But, I think I am going to choose an item that can be argued that it’s not quite a kitchen tool. The jar! I am asked all the time what jars I use, these beautiful jars are made by a German company, called WeckJarshttps://weckjars.com/.
Weck jars are sturdy enough to hold up to high-heat canning, pretty enough to be used for a hand scrub, and versatile enough to be used as a drinking glass. I have all sorts of sizes and shapes of these jars. I just love them! But then again I have a bit of a jar fettish.
- Mini Tulip Jars | As used for the Pumpkin Yogurt this week.
- Mid-Size Tulip Jars (about 16 oz) | Used for my Strawberry Sugar Scrub
- Love these too, I don’t have this size yet, 12.5 oz — I think I need some. 🙂
Popular TFC recipes on the blog and on Pinterest, these are tried and true with many reviews!
- Copycat Panera Orange Scones
- Chicken Salad with Tarragon and Pecans
- Best Pizza Sauce
- Roasted Brussels Sprouts with Honey Balsamic Glaze
- Giant German Pretzels
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