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Double Duck Breasts with Baked Figs
One of the many joys of the late-summer harvest is biting into a sweet, juicy, plump fig. Enjoy this healthy -- and tasty -- treat in a perfect early-fall meal of savory duck breasts. -
Spaghetti with Figs, Basil, Brown Butter, and Hazelnuts
The fig also has more fiber -- soluble and insoluble -- than any other fruit, which is great for weight management and cardiovascular health. Try them in this fantastic spaghetti recipe, sure to please the whole family. -
Fresh-Fig Grilled-Cheese Sandwiches
The fig is not a true fruit in the botanical sense of the word, but a fleshy receptacle housing thousands of tiny fruits. Add them to a traditional grilled-cheese sandwich for a blast of delicious fall flavor. -
Braised Short Ribs
An extremely elegant recipe for a low cost of ingredients, these braised short ribs are an ideal way to warm up a cool fall evening. -
Pumpkin Lune with Butter and Sage
Pumpkins, with their sweet, distinct flavor and vibrant color, are often reserved for pies. Yet this ubiquitous gourd can also make a welcome addition to any number of savory preparations. Try them in this complexly flavored seasonal pasta recipe. -
Squash Baked Macaroni
This recipe for squash baked macaroni is a perfect choice for Sunday dinner. -
Spaghetti Squash with Turkey Meatballs
In this clever variation on the classic dish, tender strands of spaghetti squash replace the traditional pasta. -
Curried Butternut-Squash Soup
Give the sweet taste of squash a spicy kick with this curried soup recipe. -
Pork Roast with Apples and Red Cabbage
Use perfectly ripened fall apples in this easy-to-prepare pork roast recipe, sure to appeal to the entire family. -
Autumn Minestrone Soup
Try this autumn minestrone soup recipe any night for a warm treat. -
Spiced Apple Pie with Fluted Round Cutouts Photo: Matthew Hranek
Spiced Apple Pie with Fluted Round Cutouts
Turn seasonal fruit into a sweet treat with this mouthwatering dessert. -
Pear Charlotte
Crisp fall pears give this mouthwatering treat its one-of-a-kind flavor. -
Chocolate Fig Pumpkins
Bring a little of that fresh fig flavor to your next dessert with this elegant treat. -
Chestnuts in Soy Caramel
Everyone knows the song "Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire." This year, you don't have to wait for Christmas -- simply change the ingredients to chestnuts in soy caramel for a warm and satisfying fall dessert. -
Baby Sweet Potato Cakes
Filled with vitamins B6 and C, as well as dietary fiber and beta-carotene, sweet potatoes are a delicious fall option. -
Mini Pumpkin Whoopie Pies
Whoopie pies are one of our most popular dessert items -- spice them up for fall by adding the sweet flavor of pumpkin. -
Pumpkin Pecan-Praline Pie
Give traditional pumpkin pie a twist by adding flavors of pecan and praline. -
Orange-Pumpkin Spice Cake
Pumpkins, with their sweet, distinct flavor and vibrant color, can be used just as wonderfully in a fall cake. -
Gourd Bowls Photo: Laurie Frankel
Gourd Bowls
Although they are traditional fall-decorating fodder, these gourds manage to look surprisingly fresh. Mixing painted bowls made from dried gourds with a pair of whole crook necks gives the autumnal standbys a life beyond the Thanksgiving table. -
Stamp Craft
Fall means back to school and back to the grind for many of us -- use this stamp craft to turn ordinary folders, clipboards, bulletin boards, and journals into sophisticated school and office supplies. -
Fall Branch Arrangements
Fall branch arrangements are a simple and effective way to bring the colorful fruits and leaves of fall into the home. -
Gourd Candles Photo: Johnny Miller
Gourd Candles
Give your home the subtle light of a candle inspired by the season. -
Cold Frame
By building a cold frame, you can grow vegetables during the fall and winter so you can feast on fresh produce from your backyard all year. It's not only delicious, but also environmentally friendly. -
Chrysanthemum Arrangements
Hardy chrysanthemums abound this time of year. For a cheery look that feels in step with the season, try this beautiful mum centerpiece. -
Faux Bois Candles
A beautiful table accessory, faux bois, or "fake wood," candles are a simple and fun craft to make. -
Rustic Vases Photo: Lisa Hubbard
Rustic Vases
These beautiful faux bois, or "fake wood," vases are a Good Thing that brings the outside indoors. Simply combine a few of them to create a fall tableau for the table or mantle. -
Felted Acorn Pendant and Pin
This adorable acorn pendant and pin is a wonderful handmade gift that's simple to make and fun to wear. -
Suede No-Sew Skirt
If you can sew a button, you can make this skirt! Using cut-and-go microfiber suede (the best known: ultrasuede), and an oatmeal canister to create the scalloped edge, this stunning suede skirt will have you easily fashion-forward for fall. -
Pumpkin Flower Vase
Pumpkins wear many hats this time of year, appearing in pies and soups as well as in centerpieces. Here's another use: Transform one into a colorful homemade vase. -
Pumpkin Punch-Bowl Prop
Fill this vessel with dry ice for a smoldering display, or use it to serve punch (omitting the dry ice). -
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