Do you ever feel overwhelmed by all the incredible produce at the fall farmers’ market? And once you get home, do you wonder: “What do I do with all of this?”

This week, we’re sharing our top seasonal pics AND ten easy recipes to turn your fresh finds into simple, flavorful meals that any home cook can make. If you’re smitten with crisp apples and golden pears, beans and peppers of every shape and color, and baskets overflowing with ripe, juicy figs, this episode is for you.

By the end of this episode, you’ll discover:

1. How to transform mushrooms into a quick, weeknight pasta (or impressive side dish for your next potluck!)
2. A restaurant-worthy radicchio salad that will become a repeat recipe
3. How a few pantry staples and a spaghetti squash can become an unforgettable, and easy, main vegetarian dish

Press play now and start cooking with what’s in season today!

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LINKS:

Shishito - Piri Piri Chicken and Shishito skewers by Justin Chapple for Food & Wine

Figs - Baked figs with balsamic and feta by Phyllis Grand for Food52

Mushroom - Simplest mushroom pasta from Smitten Kitchen (and a shoutout to the garlic butter roasted mushrooms from Smitten Kitchen too)

Spaghetti Squash - Spaghetti Squash Parmesan from How Sweet Eats

Honeynut Squash - Honeynut squash brothy beans by Justine Doiron

Beans - Mixed bean salad with tarragon and celery from Six Seasons by Joshua McFadden, adapted by Delectably Mine blog

Radicchio - Nostrana’s/Cathy Whim’s Radicchio salad (famous Portland restaurant)

Kohlrabi -