August 28, 2022

What’s On My Book Stack : Favorite Cookbooks for Fall

Fall brings about all the cozy food, doesn’t it? The casseroles, slow roasted soups, stocking the freezer, and all things pumpkin spice. I love paging through cookbooks, looking for recipes and making a meal plan. For me, it can be a little therapeutic and a fun way to spend a few minutes on a Friday afternoon or a rainy Sunday.

I pulled together some of the cookbooks I’ve been using the last few weeks and ones I’ve used in the fall before to share with you – I hope it inspires you to dust off a cookbook and dig in to find something to make this week.

100 Cookies, by Sarah Kieffer – I love this cookbook, its nostalgic but definitely doable desserts make me want to get in the kitchen and whip up a batch of cookies. Perfect for a little fall baking. Snickerdoodles, anyone?

Family Meals from Scratch in the Instant Pot, by Lisa Burns – I enjoy following Lisa on Instagram @thispilgrimlife and love her simple and easy take on the Instant Pot.

Homestead Recipes, by Amanda Rettke – As a midwest girl, I love the midwest flair of this cookbook. Great main dishes and desserts and plenty of inspiration to be found.

SkinnyTaste Meal Prep, by Gina Homolke – I do a fair amount of meal prep and love this healthy take on prepping ahead a variety of foods. It’s time and money saving and good for you – all things I can get behind.

Everyday Dinners, by Jessica Merchant – Love this cookbook and especially love the whole chapter on sauces and dressings.

Minimalist Baker’s Everyday Cooking, by Dana Shultz – We love our animal proteins but I appreciate having some vegetarian recipes in my repertoire. This cookbook has great main dish ideas as well as sides. Yummy.

The Complete Make Ahead Cookbook, by America’s Test Kitchen – this is my favorite make ahead cookbook. I use it all year long but it’s great for make ahead and batch cooking recipes and ideas.

Once Upon a Chef : Weeknight/ Weekend, by Jennifer Segal – Easy and healthy weekday recipes abound – love this cookbook.

Half Baked Harvest Every Day,  by Tieghan Gerard – Half Baked Harvest is definitely a favorite follow   and I’ve tried so many recipe. None disappoint and I love this cookbook for its every day cooking appeal.

cookbook holder (no longer available) / Menu Planner Notepad – with a tear-off shopping list

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You can see all of my Amazon favorites here (I have a whole section of cookbooks). Curious about some other books? Check out my other Book Stack posts.

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