Fun Fall Foods

by Gooseberry Patch

We just love fall, don't you? With it come colorful leaves, brisk weather and so many happy occasions to share...back to school, tailgating, bonfire parties, trick-or-treating and Thanksgiving dinner.

Fun Fall Foods is filled with easy-to-make, good-to-eat recipes for all these cheerful times. At breakfast, fuel up for fun with Spicy Pumpkin Waffles and Rich Ed's Biscuit & Gravy Scramble. For chilly days, Three Sisters Harvest Stew and Famous Cheeseburger Soup will warm you as well as a cozy sweater. Round out lunchtime with a stack of Everybody's Favorite Ham Sandwiches...yum!

For busy days, dinner is a snap with Speedy Tamale Pie and Loaded Potato & Chicken Casserole. No-Fuss Turkey & Stuffing and Roast Pork Loin will grace your Thanksgiving table. Jazz up dinner menus with tasty salads & sides like Bell Pepper Slaw, Creamy Party Potatoes, Steakhouse Broccoli Spears and Cinnamon Applesauce Muffins.

For all those tailgating parties, you'll score a touchdown with Game-Day Chili Beer Brisket, Bacon & Cheddar Bubble Bread, Greek 7-Layer Dip and Chicken-Fried Steak Fingers. Treat everyone to desserts for every occasion, too...One-Bowl Pumpkin Cake, Popcorn S'Mores Bars, Pam's Banana Split Brownie Pizza. Yum!

You'll find simple directions using familiar ingredients, sweet and funny memories of autumns past, plus lots of tips for making your own memories with family & friends.

Genres: Cookbooks, Cooking

240 pages, Hardcover

Published June 1, 2016

Reviews

[Jane]

This particular Gooseberry Patch cookbook Fun Fall Foods may not have all recipes that I particularly like, but this book does contain a wealth of tips that are really good. I did find that Egg Mini Bread Bowls is a recipe that really resonated with me even it wasn't in the normal recipe area but in the "tips" at the bottom of one of the pages. I also thought the Breakfast Cookies might be something that could be made ahead for a long car trip as it's touted as a "grab and go" breakfast and would be healthier than swinging through the drive-thru at a fast food restaurant and probably less messy and I've always wanted a Gnocchi Soup recipe similar to that of Olive Garden. The tip of using a hollowed out orange to spoon in fruit and turn into a mini Jack-O-Lantern for the kids was particularly delightful because my grand-daughter just realized just how much she enjoyed the fruit salad recipe passed down to me by my mother. All in all, it is worth the purchase price.

[Kandi A. Hudson]

Always a Treat

Gooseberry Patch is always a treat to read. This one is not just the recipes for fall, but it is the illustrations. There are tons of recipes to try. This is a fun book with lots to anticipate making and eating!

[Jessica Haynes]

Great Recipes

This cookbook is full of delicious fall recipes! There are so many recipes to get you ready for the fall season.

[Kandy Kappler]

Cozy

Anytime I can sit down and read a Gooseberry Patch book it is like spending time with a friend. This book continues the tradition. I found several new to me recipes.