We’ve compiled some of ourfavorite autumnal recipesjust in time for the season.
We’re also making stick-to-your-bonespasta dishesand hearty pot pies.
And of course, who could forget aboutdessert?
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Pumpkin-Chocolate Brownies and Pumpkin Pie Cake are calling our name.
Best of all, each one of these recipes comes together in your trusty casserole dish.
Break out the 9x13it’s time to get cooking.
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Trust useveryone will love this dish.
Shepherd’s Pie
Careful, this all-in-one dish might become a part of your weekly rotation.
You’ll love the coconut-brown sugar-pecan topping.
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This salty-sweet sheet cake is a perfect example.
That’s because it replaces marshmallows with Parmesan-herb streusel topping for a flavorful spin.
Meatball Casserole
Enjoy all the components of pasta and meatballs in handy casserole form.
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Frozen meatballs and jarred marinara make this dish come together in a hurry.
We recommend baking this one in a 9x13 baking dish for the easiest preparation ever.
Pecan Pie Bars
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What’s better than a pecan pie wheel?
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This recipe couldn’t be easier.
It makes 28 bars, so it’s perfect for a large crowd.
This one is topped with glorious Cheddar-Cornmeal Biscuits, a savory blend that’s a real winner.
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Your family will certainly ask for seconds.
Fresh Apple Cake
Few fall flavors feel as fresh as apple.
To feed your family during the autumn months, this is a great addition to your morning lineup.
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Butternut Squash Lasagna
Give lasagna a makeover for fall by using butternut squash and seasonal spices.
This lasagna swaps red sauce and ground beef for seasonal produce like pumpkin and turnip greens.
New Turkey Tetrazzini
This old-school weeknight favorite is perfect for busy families.
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Whether it’s a weeknight or a holiday dinner, this casserole is a winner.
Chicken-and-Biscuit Cobbler
Top any casserole with biscuits and it’s an immediate crowd-pleaser in our book.
This cobbler uses an inspired blend of herbs and veggies to make a hearty supper.
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It’s fancy enough for the holidays and easy enough for everyday.
It is a delicious mash-up of loaded potato flavors, making it perfect for fall.
It’s big enough to feed a crowd.
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Chicken Enchilada Casserole
Warm up when the weather turns cooler with this shortcut enchilada casserole.
Cheeseburger Casserole
What’s better than a juicy cheeseburger?
A cheeseburger casserole, of course!
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This one easily feeds a crowd.
The ingredients list is a blend of pantry standbys, making it easy to whip up on a weeknight.
The hearty blend is an excellent dinner pick all season long.
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