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[smarsupial]

Warm Fall Produce Recipes: Slow Cooker Balsamic Glazed Roast Beef Indulge in the warmth of fall flavors with our mouthwatering Slow Cooker Balsamic Glazed Roast Beef. A firm favorite for all the English-speaking Pinterest enthusiasts out there.

[cranberryflavor]

Recipes for Warm Fall Produce: Salisbury Meatballs and Mashed Potatoes Embrace autumn's bounty with this irresistible warm fall produce recipe - juicy Salisbury meatballs and velvety mashed potatoes. The perfect combination for a cozy and delicious meal.

[carriehowarth]

Recipes for Fall Produce: Maple Roasted Cinnamon Sweet Potatoes Looking for a delicious way to savor the flavors of fall? Try these irresistible Maple Roasted Cinnamon Sweet Potatoes.

[frigglefragglewherewereyou]

Warm Fall Produce Recipes: Pork Chops with Apples and Onions in One Pan Embrace the cozy vibes of fall with this mouthwatering recipe for One Pan Pork Chops with Apples and Onions. It's the perfect way to warm up your kitchen and satisfy your taste buds.

[amatteroftaste]

[January 2021] A lovely pear tart I made with some storebought puff. Bonne Maman apricot jam really does the trick as a glaze. Even better with ice cream. And those sugar pearls really do make it sparkle!

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[propublisher]

stuffed acorn squash is a great autumn meal. Acorn squash is high in vitamins and minerals with potassium, manganese, iron, Vitamins C, A & B. #squash #acornsquash #fall #fallproduce ##vegetables #produce #fallvibes #autumnvibes🍁 #autumn https://www.instagram.com/p/CHEm_JYjM2K/?igshid=1761wcfr0zd2h

[nancypalmer]

Five Fresh Ideas for September

Here we are on the verge of bidding a fond farewell to summer’s abundant fresh fruits and veggies and welcoming back fall’s own cornucopia. September is a great month to grab a few summer items at their glorious peak while adding squash and apples back to your recipes. No matter what your source is for fresh or local produce, here are some suggestions for what’s delicious right now.

1. Apples - Yes, you can get tasty apples all year. But September is their peak tastiness. Add them to salads and pot roasts; drizzle them with honey and yogurt; crunch them with a dry artisan cheese.

2. Pumpkins - As you see them start to make an appearance for Jack-O-Lantern duty, look to the smaller ones for cooking. A pumpkin soup or baked pumpkin served with pasta might be just what you need for a fall state-of-mind. Ditto for butternut squash!

3. Peppers - Sweet bell peppers jazz up a salad and taste delicious roasted. They don’t need much - a little olive oil before throwing on the grill and you’re ready to go.

4. Blackberries - Keep it simple and serve them on a pillow of fresh whipped cream, or try something baked like a cobbler or pie.

5. Tomatoes - After a summer of soaking up the sun, tomatoes are at their sweet peak right about now. You can slice and drizzle with balsamic vinegar, make them the centerpiece of salads, chop them into homemade salsa, or add them to your eggs in the morning. So many uses and it’s a super food!

Nancy Palmer, CRS  Broker Associate REALTOR® DRE #00525350 Compass | Woodside D 650.492.0200  |  O 650.529.1111 www.NancyPalmer.com

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[edengayle]

Some messy, messy fall produce. All that has been made so far is a plate of pumpkin pasties. (I don’t know how to be a fall girl) ～ #october #fallproduce #imstilltired #orange #red #pumpkinthings #autumnalstuff #blahblahblah https://www.instagram.com/p/B3zPuQTlMfY/?igshid=1wms16vmg8p2n