Comfort foods for Fall

I love autumn butternut squash soup. Made properly, it is thick and hearty.
I'm with you on that, @Lewkat.... in fact, I am going to the store for the ingredients today. My version is Indian-inspired with potatoes, cauliflower, Indian spices and coconut milk added right at the end.

Between this and the other soups I've made so far (Pork Ramen, Chicken Gumbo, and Bean with ham/sausage), we're off to a good start in fall comfort food! =D
 
I love autumn butternut squash soup. Made properly, it is thick and hearty. Served with tossed salad and warm crusty bread.
Beef barley stew is another favorite. My son loves it, so when I am visiting, I make plenty, so it can be divided and some frozen for later.
I’m right there with you... autumn butternut squash soup is my favorite, too. I make a Panera-style version with roasted butternut, a little pumpkin, apple cider, and cozy spices, then blend it silky and stir in a splash of cream at the end. It freezes well if you add the cream after reheating. This is the one I use: Panera-style autumn squash
 

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