The leaves may not have started changing colour but fall has officially arrived! Cooler days and sweater weather call for some cozy days at home spent baking. Celebrate the season by trying some of these fall dessert recipes.
The perfect comfort food. As the recipe says, it's like an apple pie without the crust. Pair with some vanilla ice cream and you're good to go.
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The recipe describes this as a great breakfast, but I think it can be a nice dessert as well. It only takes about 10 minutes to make and is very high in protein and low in fat. Delicious and nutritional? You definitely can't go wrong!
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A dessert with a healthy twist! This recipe makes the smoothie with pumpkin puree and soy milk, so its great for those wanting to try something that's easy on the sugar.
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4. Apple Nachos
I've made this snack myself and I find it's great because it's something that's fast and very simple. A nice twist on caramel apples, these nachos will surely satisfy anyone with a sweet tooth. With this dessert you can definitely have fun with the toppings and this recipe does just that.
(photo courtesy of Lynn's kitchen adventures)
Yes, its another amazing apple and caramel combination! Whip this cake up for a small get-together or Thanksgiving dinner and your guests will want to skip right to dessert.
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Before I found this recipe, I would have never pictured pretzels in a pecan pie but this dessert is the perfect mix of sweet and salty. With a hint of orange, cinnamon and vanilla, this pie is full of delicious surprises.
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Pumpkin pies are popular during fall but switching things up with a pumpkin pie cake is a great idea. I love that this recipe includes homemade brown butter cream cheese frosting. So good! The hazelnut candy topping also gives this cake the extra pizazz.
(photo courtesy of Hungry Girl Por Vida)
Celebrate autumn with these sweet treats. I think these cookies are perfect to serve for Thanksgiving or Halloween festivities.
(photo courtesy of PBS)
What's your go-to sweet treat for autumn? Share your recipe below - we'd love to try something new!
