Fall is the best time to cozy up with a warming bowl of soup or a slow-simmered stew. These dishes are great for busy schedules, too; you can easily serve a crowd or make and freeze a big batch. Here are some of our favorite recipes for the season.
![]() This rich-tasting chili is inspired by Mexican mole. Spicy andouille sausage is a clever replacement for beef, but you can also leave out the sausage for a meatless version. |
![]() This is an easy take on traditional bouillabaisse, the famed fish soup of Marseilles, crowned with fresh herbs, orange zest and crunchy crostini. It’s cozy and comforting, but elegant enough for a dinner party. |
![]() Celery root’s subtle flavor stands out best in simple preparations like this one. Bonus: this soup freezes well; just leave the caramelized apple garnish until you’re ready to serve. |
![]() Here, we’ve lightened up classic chili by using ground turkey instead of beef. A medley of spices adds flavor without the fat. Offer a selection of garnishes and let diners customize their chili as they please. |
![]() Here, sweet winter squash, earthy mushrooms and woodsy fresh sage mingle in a warming meatless stew. The only accompaniment needed is crusty bread. |
![]() The best part about this recipe is that it uses almost the entire pumpkin, and the seeds from the pumpkin are roasted to use for the garnish. Pack leftover toasted pumpkin seeds in your child’s lunch box (or your own!) for a fun treat. |
![]() Succulent white beans, sweet winter squash and bright chard simmer together in this meatless main-course soup. It’s the perfect dish to make in the fall when the hard-shelled squashes appear at the market. |
![]() Hearty barley deserves its renaissance in the modern kitchen. Thanks to a partial pureeing, this creamy soup supports meaty fall mushrooms. Add a Parmesan cheese rind to the broth as it simmers for a boost in flavor. |
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![]() Parsnips and apples are a great flavor pairing: the apples brighten the earthiness of the parsnips. Don’t skip the melted Gruyère toasts in this recipe; they’re delicious dipped into the hot soup. |
![]() Chock-full of tender pork and pumpkin and seasoned with a medley of fragrant spices, this warming stew is perfect for an autumn supper with friends. |
![]() This colorful and plentiful soup is a snap to prepare with leftover or rotisserie chicken. You can use whatever variety of autumn squash you find at your farmers’ market. |
![]() This hearty stew has everything we crave in the cold weather months: tender beef, sweet carrots and pumpkin, and plenty of warm spices. |
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