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Happy weekend!

This week on the blog I shared a cozy weeknight spinach baked gnocchi, lemon herb chicken meatballs with hummus, a collection of favorite fall salad dressings, and moist pumpkin zucchini muffins. Each recipe is simple enough for busy evenings and perfect for seasonal entertaining.

There’s a new weekly menu up along with a peek at a week in our life, where I walk through meals, snacks, and little moments that keep our days running smoothly.

The Everyday Dinners cookbook club is thriving. If you own the book, request to join the group — it’s a warm, supportive place full of recipe ideas and real-life tips. We’re wrapping up our summer cooking challenge and transitioning into fall recipes and inspiration. It’s been a wonderful community for sharing what we cook and learning from one another.

xoxoxo

WHAT I’M LOVING THIS WEEK

Bagel bombs look incredible and are high on my baking list.

No-bake pumpkin cheesecake is such an easy, crowd-pleasing dessert for cooler nights.

Black velvet cupcakes are visually striking and perfect for a fun treat.

I’m craving a creamy Dijon-braised beef, a comforting braise that pairs beautifully with mashed potatoes or polenta.

Candied pecans and pepitas are a delicious, crunchy topping for salads and desserts this season.

Brown butter pumpkin cornbread sounds irresistible—sweet, nutty, and perfect with soups or chili.

Cauliflower enchiladas are a brilliant vegetarian option for a satisfying weeknight dinner.

Planning to make a popcorn garland this year for charming, nostalgic holiday decor.

Tortellini zuppa toscana makes for a hearty, soul-warming soup night.

A classic rum cake looks incredible and would be a lovely dessert to share.

Chicken gnocchi skillet dinners are quick, comforting, and a great way to use pantry staples.

Perfect homemade tortilla chips are simple to make and elevate any taco or dip spread.

Pumpkin donuts with maple-bourbon glaze are an autumn indulgence I’ll gladly enjoy all season.

A hasselback honeynut squash salad captures fall flavors beautifully and would be a delightful side for dinners or gatherings.