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Fall recipes by the fire

Squash, mushrooms, apples and cinnamon… cooking that warms you up. 30 easy seasonal recipes, from cakes to velvety soups, plus ready-made menus with the grocery list.

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Frequently asked questions

What cake or dessert should I make in the fall?

The old-fashioned apple tart is still the queen of the season. When you're short on time, the apple-blackberry crumble takes 15 minutes to prep before going into the oven.

What should I cook for dinner in the fall?

A red kuri squash soup, a mushroom risotto or a porcini skillet: warm dishes ready in under 45 minutes.

What fall recipes can I make with kids?

The ones where they get to do something: rubbing the crumble topping, cutting out shortbread cookies, arranging apples on the tart. Chestnut spread, which simmers for a long time over high heat, is a grown-up job.

How do you make a budget-friendly fall meal?

By starting with squash, apples and leeks at the lowest price of their season. Our all-squash menu comes to about $5.50 per person.

Are there no-oven fall recipes?

Yes: the soup, porcini skillet, risotto, apple-quince compote and chestnut spread are all made on the stovetop.

What warm drinks can you make in the fall?

An old-fashioned hot chocolate, hot cinnamon apple juice or honey golden milk. All of them are ready in fifteen minutes.

What can I make with red kuri or butternut squash?

A velvety soup, a gratin, a spiced loaf cake… Red kuri squash is cooked with its skin on, while butternut squash gets peeled. Both keep for a month in a cool place.