Fall Dreams Part 2

If you missed part 1 of my Fall Dreams you can click here! Today, I am going to be showing you some of the food that I am interested in making this coming season. I found most of these images on Pinterest, and you can follow my boards here!

Let's start with dessert shall we?

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I highly suggest you check out Mix and Match Mama. I spotted these on there, and I hit save immediately. I am thinking I might make these for Thanksgiving dinner! (Especially since my dad's birthday falls on it this year!)

Hot Caramel Apple Cider. 4 mug’s worth of apple cider 1 mug’s worth of caramel vodka 1 tablespoon cinnamon 1/4 cup brown sugar

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If I ever host a Harvest Party like I want to, I plan on making this drink! Warm apple cider, plus caramel vodka will make this taste like you bit into a caramel apple! (duh!) Plus, I think that I could definitely keep this warm in the crockpot!

Pinner Says:::: THE BEST Crockpot meal I've tried yet: Ingredients: 1 bag of frozen tortellini 1 small bag of fresh spinach 2 cans of italian style diced tomatoes 1 box or 4 cups or vegetable broth 1 block of cream cheese put all ingredients in crockpot, chunking up the cream cheese. Cook on low for 5-6 hrs.

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I have wanted to try making this recipe ever since I pinned it. It looks so simple and delicious. Plus, it is made in the crockpot, so while you are picking apples and pumpkins, it is ready for you when come home. What can be better than that?

Pretzel Bites with Spicy Cheddar Cheese Dip

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Since college football has started, I know that I get the munchies during the game! So I think I am going to make these simple pretzels and cheese dip. Quick, easy, and definitely a crowd pleaser!

So here are just a few of my Fall recipes. Have you ever made any of these dishes? Leave me a comment, I'd love to hear from you! What is your favorite thing about Fall?

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