Dining and Recipes

Ah, the flavors of fall. Apple, pumpkin and sweet potato recipes (and more) here to help elevate your Thanksgiving menu and satisfy your sweet tooth. Don't miss the link below that provides ideas for . . .

With all the indulgent eating during Thanksgiving and surrounding holidays, it’s nice to have healthy options. This festive turkey "fruit salad" with cinnamon yogurt dip is sure to do the trick! A . . .

Your family will love this delicious autumn treat—rich, moist apple cider cake, frosted with apple cinnamon frosting. Thank you to local food blogger, The Seaside Baker, for sharing your recipe wi . . .

Delicious little pies are a perfect Thanksgiving dessert or sweet hostess gift From holiday parties to hostess gifts, there are endless opportunities to delight loved ones with these mini pies. The . . .

Now that it’s apple season, why not use those delicious apples to make Homemade Apple Pie in a Jar, featuring sweet cinnamon apples and a caramelized sauce — a perfect gift for neighbors, friend . . .

Baked apples have always been one of my favorite fall desserts because the house smells amazing while they cook. Here I’ve combined them with an American favorite (apple crisp) for a delicious twi . . .

“Fall is one of our favorite times of the year, because it means Halloween and my family’s birthday season is just around the corner. This cake is like our inauguration into fall — when it’s . . .

  As you contemplate delicious fall desserts for Thanksgiving and Friendsgiving celebrations this month, consider these delicious pumpkin cupcakes from Food Network Magazine’s cookbook, Baking . . .

  Good things come to those who bake, especially when stirring up something as adorable and delicious as these Frosty the Snowman and Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Cake Balls from local mom Jen . . .

If fall is your favorite season, then it's likely you're an enthusiast of what we call Pumpkiny Goodness! That's exactly what we have here: pumpkin recipes and treats that take you way beyond traditio . . .