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- How to Use Dollar Cost Averaging to Build Wealth - September 17, 2020
On September 22, we rang in the first official day of Fall. Not only is it time to embrace the cooler weather by pulling out our favorite sweaters but it's also time to embrace our favorite Fall recipes. From butternut squash, cauliflower, and apples our most-favorite Fall ingredients are in abundance this time of year.
What better way to celebrate Fall than to showcase some of our favorite Fall recipes. From creamy soups, lightly roasted vegetable side dishes to yummy pumpkin desserts, we have you covered.
Also: Make sure to share your favorite recipes with us by following @thebudgetmom and tagging #thebudgetmomfoodie to have your recipe featured in our next reader favorite recipe roundup!
1. PUMPKIN FETTUCCINE ALFREDO
Source: Cookie+Kate
Check out this Fall recipe HERE from Cookie+Kate
2. FALL SALAD WITH DELICATA SQUASH
Source: Runway Chef
Check out this Fall recipe HERE from Runway Chef
#3: ROASTED FALL VEGETABLE & RICOTTA PIZZA
Source: Martha Stewart
Check out this Fall recipe HERE from Martha Stewart
4. CHICKEN PASTA BAKE WITH SPINACH & PARMESAN
Source: The Kitchn
Check out this Fall recipe HERE from The Kitchn
#5: COCONUT CURRY SOUP WITH SWEET POTATO NOODLES
Source: Food Faith Fitness
Check out this Fall recipe HERE from Food Faith Fitness
#6: GINGERBREAD LATTE WITH SALTED CARAMEL SUGAR
Source: Half Baked Harvest
Check out this Fall recipe HERE from Half Baked Harvest
#7: PUMPKIN OATMEAL CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES
Source: Love & Lemons
Check out this Fall recipe HERE from Love & Lemons
#8: EASY CINNAMON RAISIN RICE PUDDING
Source: Cafe Delites
Check out this Fall recipe HERE from Cafe Delites
#9: NO CHOP ROAST PUMPKIN SOUP
Source: RecipeTin Eats
Check out this Fall recipe HERE from RecipeTin Eats
#10: ROASTED PUMPKIN, BEET, CHICKPEA, AND BARLEY SALAD
Source: Popsugar
Check out this Fall recipe HERE from Popsugar
What are some of your favorite Fall recipes?
I just have to say you have a beautiful and well-written blog. I don’t normally like budget blogs. So many of them focus on deprivation. Yet the way you write isn’t about deprivation, it seems you’re about enjoying life wisely. Please keep up the great work. =)
Thank you Lila. I am so glad you enjoy The Budget Mom!