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    Fall Bucket List: 50 Best Fall Foods, Drinks, and Things You MUST Do

    Here are the 50 quintessential fall foods, drinks, and things you MUST do this season to get another punch in your Basic B Fall card, from eating Apple Cider Doughnuts at the cider mill to wearing Uggs, with links to the best recipes and resources. And yes of course, Pumpkin Spice Latte is on this list. Shall we?

    colorful gourds and pumpkins for Fall
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    Eat Fall Foods

    1. Pumpkin Everything

    Pumpkin appears earlier and earlier every year—Starbucks launched their Pumpkin Spice drinks on August 24th this year!—but I can't say that I'm mad about that.

    This is the original Pumpkin Pie recipe from the 1993 Thanksgiving issue of Cook’s Illustrated. I have made adjustments over the years to improve the recipe for my and my family’s personal tastes. Additional notes on ingredients and shopping resources are included after the recipe.
    Check out this recipe
    best pumpkin pie on thanksgiving table
    Perfectly Perfect Pumpkin Bread Recipe
    Check out this recipe
    pumpkin bread three slices
    Pumpkin Spice Layer "PSL" Cake with Salted Caramel Cream Cheese Frosting
    Check out this recipe
    Pumpkin Spice Layer Cake with Cream Cheese Frosting and Salted Caramel
    Pumpkin Pie Ice Cream Sandwiches
    Check out this recipe
    Pumpkin Butter Mochi Recipe
    Check out this recipe
    pumpkin butter mochi cooking in pan
    Pumpkin Spice Baked Oatmeal Recipe
    Made with that good morning staple, oats, and naturally sweet, antioxidant-rich pumpkin, this recipe for Pumpkin Spice Baked Oatmeal is a deliciously healthy must-make! Perfect as a breakfast or snack to-go!
    Check out this recipe
    Pumpkin Spice Latte Chia Pudding
    Like a pumpkin spice latte, but with all the power-antioxidant super foods like chia seeds and anti-inflammatory spices, and none of the empty fat and calories
    Check out this recipe
    pumpkin spice latte chia pudding in mugs
    Ultimate Pumpkin Cheesecake Recipe
    Check out this recipe

    Pumpkin Spice Cold Brew Coffee

    2. Epic Tailgate Party Foods

    Epic Game Day Charcuterie Board
    How to put together the most EPIC Game Day Cheese and Charcuterie spread, with downloadable shopping lists in spreadsheet format so you can sort and color-code as you need!
    Check out this recipe
    game day snack board

    Plus wings, nachos, sliders, hot dogs, sandwiches, all the chips with all the dips, jalapeño poppers, pizza, salsa and guacamole, and chili

    3. An Apple a Day

    Fall Harvest Salad with Apples and Walnuts
    Crisp fresh apples, crunchy toasted walnuts, tart fresh cherries, and tangy salty feta make a craveable salad perfect for fall!
    Check out this recipe
    fall salad with apples and walnuts plated
    Apple Cider Vinaigrette
    Apple Cider Vinaigrette is a light, bright dressing that dresses salads, bowls, and even works as a marinade! It's so fast and easy to make, keep a jar in your fridge all the time.
    Check out this recipe
    apple cider vinaigrette in glass jar
    green, brown turkey, black missions figs in gradient

    4. Fresh, Ripe Figs

    Fig Salad with Goat Cheese and Pistachios
    When figs are in season, they're the perfect sweet complement to bitter, peppery arugula in this well-balanced salad
    Check out this recipe
    fig salad with arugula, prosciutto, and pistachios on wooden board
    Fig Ricotta Toast with Honey, Balsamic, and Pistachios Recipe
    Check out this recipe
    ricotta fig toast with mint and ppistachios
    Walnut Olive Oil Cake with Figs Recipe
    Check out this recipe
    olive oil cake, figs on top of cake
    Fresh Fig Ice Cream Recipe
    Check out this recipe
    fresh fig ice cream scoop in bowl

    5. Back to School (and Work!) Fall Foods

    Breakfast-to-go, workday lunches, afternoon snacks, fast and easy weeknight dinners

    Blueberry Muffin Baked Oatmeal Recipe
    Like a blueberry muffin, but fiber-rich and filling, perfect as breakfast with sustained energy throughout the morning, or as a snack
    Check out this recipe
    Brownie Baked Oatmeal Recipe
    Is it a healthy dessert? Is it an indulgent breakfast? Brownie Baked Oatmeal is your favorite breakfast bowl infused with antioxidant-rich dark chocolate and sweetened with a secret, no refined sugar (nor bananas for that matter)!
    Check out this recipe
    brownie baked oatmeal

    What to do with a Rotisserie Chicken

    6. Grapes

    Multi-colored Grapes Cheese Board
    Grab all the colors of the grape rainbow and throw them onto an epic cheeseboard for your early Fall entertaining and tail-gating-at-home!
    Check out this recipe
    multi-color grapes cheeseboard

    7. NFL Sunday Funday Brunch

    8. Pears

    Pear, Walnut, and Blue Cheese Pizza Recipe
    inspired by the seasonal offering at Offspring Pizza in Boonville, Anderson Valley, CA. Pair with an interesting dry white wine like Gewurztraminer or Riesling, or if you're inclined toward red, you can never go wrong with a Pinot Noir, especially one grown in the valley.
    Check out this recipe
    pear walnut blue cheese pizza
    Arugula Pear Salad Recipe
    Crisp sweet pears are perfectly balanced by peppery arugula, crunchy walnuts, tart pomegranate, and a little bit of funk from an aged cheese.
    Check out this recipe
    arugula pear salad walnuts pomegranate, plated

    9. Oatmeal for Breakfast

    Pumpkin Spice Baked Oatmeal Recipe
    Made with that good morning staple, oats, and naturally sweet, antioxidant-rich pumpkin, this recipe for Pumpkin Spice Baked Oatmeal is a deliciously healthy must-make! Perfect as a breakfast or snack to-go!
    Check out this recipe
    Blueberry Muffin Baked Oatmeal Recipe
    Made with that good morning staple, oats, and naturally sweet, antioxidant-rich blueberries, this recipe for Blueberry Muffin Baked Oatmeal is a deliciously healthy must-make! Perfect as a breakfast or snack to-go!
    Check out this recipe
    Brownie Baked Oatmeal Recipe
    Is it an indulgent breakfast? Or is it a healthy dessert? It's both! Made with that good morning staple, oats, and naturally sweet, nutrient-rich prunes, this recipe for Brownie Baked Oatmeal, aka Breakfast Brownies is an absolutely deliciously healthy must-make!
    Check out this recipe
    brownie baked oatmeal

    10. (Not) Avocado Toast.

    Avocados are a summer fruit in California, but that doesn't stop us from smashing, slicing, and spreading them onto toast year-round because we are practically in Mexico, which supplies almost the rest of the world outside California. However, there has been some drama related to avocados from Mexico that I'm too stupid and lazy to research in depth, but have heard enough to draw the conclusion that our cooler season's avocado supply has been total crap in terms of both supply amounts and actual quality. So maybe let's try to make toast with other things.
    Ricotta and Butternut Squash Toast

    11. Rosemary and Sage

    Rosemary Olive Oil Cake Recipe
    A dead-simple olive oil cake that's subtly sweet that can be served as an afternoon snack cake, or dressed up with a dusting of powdered sugar and Candied Rosemary to serve as dessert.
    Check out this recipe
    rosemary olive oil cake with candied rosemary
    • How to Make Fried Sage
    • Butternut Squash Ricotta Toast with Fried Sage

    12. Brussels Sprouts. 

    I will never give up roasted Brussels sprouts, but every once in a while a fresh perspective does good for your appreciation of the bitter, sweet, caramelization of roasting.

    Crispy Shaved Brussels Sprouts with Pomegranate and Walnuts
    Nothing makes Brussels sprouts more craveable than shredding them then roasting them (or air-frying if you have an air fryer!) until golden brown with delicious crispy bits. Add tart pomegranate and crunchy toasted walnuts and it'll become an addiction.
    Check out this recipe
    shredded brussels sprouts salad with pomegranate and walnuts
    Shaved and Sauteed Brussels Sprouts with Pears Recipe
    Twice the Brussels sprouts texture in this recipe with Brussels sprouts that are both raw and roasted, and served with double layer of sliced pears and honeyed pear dressing.
    Check out this recipe
    shaved brussels sprouts and roasted pears salad
    Miso Brussels Sprouts and Shiitake Mushrooms Recipe
    Check out this recipe
    miso-roasted-brussels-sprouts-shiitake-mushrooms

    13. Cauliflower

    Whole Roasted Cauliflower Head Recipe, Spicy "a la Brasa" Style
    serves 2-4
    Check out this recipe
    whole roasted cauliflower head
    Roasted Cauliflower Salad with Chickpeas, Walnuts, and Parsley Recipe
    This recipe is inspired by the Roasted Cauliflower, Hazelnuts and Pomegranate Salad from the Jerusalem cookbook by Yotam Ottolenghi and Sami Tamini, but has neither hazelnuts (because I'm allergic) nor any of the spices, so basically it is nothing like that recipe except for the roasted cauliflower.
    Check out this recipe
    cauliflower chickpeas walnuts parsley salad
    Cauliflower Steaks with Golden Raisins and Pistachios Recipe
    Check out this recipe
    cauliflower steaks with raisins and pistachios
    Cauliflower Steak Recipe
    Serving cauliflower as steaks takes the humble vegetable from the usual side dish to an impressive yet light vegetarian main dish
    Check out this recipe
    charred cauliflower steaks
    Oven-Roasted Whole Cauliflower Recipe
    Tender cauliflower stuffed with garlicky, herb-y cheese stands in for pull-apart bread loaf
    Check out this recipe
    Cauliflower Parmesan Recipe
    serves 2 as a main course, or 4 as part of a larger meal with a salad, some garlic bread, and maybe simple spaghetti with marinara sauce
    Check out this recipe

    14. Mushrooms

    Lion's Mane Mushroom Recipe
    A quick stovetop sauté of lion's mane mushrooms and a simple drizzle of soy sauce makes it easy to eat one of the most beneficial mushrooms for our brains and bodies, lion's mane.
    Check out this recipe
    sauteed lions mane mushrooms

    15. Winter Squash

    Butternut squash is just the beginning. Make this the year to check out acorn squash, delicata, kabocha, and relatively new hybrid, teeny tiny cute little Honeynut squash!

    Roasted Honeynut Squash Recipe
    A simple roast of these tiny squash is all you need because they're already so sweet and flavorful!
    Check out this recipe
    roasted honeynut squash
    Roasted Butternut Squash with Feta and Pomegranate Salsa
    Nutrient-rich butternut squash gets caramelized with an oven roast then dressed with a tart and tangy complement from whipped feta and pomegranate salsa
    Check out this recipe
    honeynut squash wedges with feta and pomegranate
    Butternut Squash Carbonara Pasta Recipe
    serves 4
    Check out this recipe
    butternut squash carbonara pasta with bacon and sage
    Butternut Squash Black Bean Chili Recipe
    Check out this recipe
    butternut squash black bean chili

    16. Sweet Potatoes

    Whipped Sweet Potatoes Recipe
    Whipped Sweet Potatoes recipe that works for any kind and color of sweet potato, whether orange, white, or purple, or all three together like I do!
    Check out this recipe
    triple whipped sweet potatoes

    Whipped Sweet Potatoes with Feta and Pomegranate
    Crispy Smashed Sweet Potatoes

    17. Crudité Platter with Fall Fruits and Vegetables

    Cheese boards and charcuterie plates don't get their own numbered lines here because they are always in season.

    18. Oysters

    I feel like I'm cheating by putting oysters on this Fall list because not only was it on the Summer list, but I didn't actually eat any oysters this summer, or any summer for that matter because oysters are fucking terrifying, so it's like I failed and have to give myself another chance to fail, kind of like what happened with Physics 8A, which is a freshman class that I had to take three times.

    19. Bone Broth

    Chicken Bone Broth
    Simmer chicken bones and veges for the deepest, darkest, mot nutrient-rich Chicken Bone Broth that you can sip for healing
    Check out this recipe
    Rich Chicken Bone Broth on Stovetop
    Turkey Bone Broth Recipe
    The best part of Thanksgiving turkey isn't the turkey, but the glorious, nutrient-rich bone broth you make with the leftover bones!
    Check out this recipe
    turkey bone broth in jars

    20. Soups

    French Onion Soup Recipe
    Inspired by the ease of Trader Joe's French Onion Soup, here's a recipe for cozy, comforting Vegetarian French Onion Soup with more natural flavor and fewer un-pronounceable ingredients!
    Check out this recipe
    homemade vegetarian french onion soup
    Split Pea Soup Recipe
    You'd never know you could get so much health-supporting fiber from a bowl of soup! Split Pea Soup inspired by Joy of Cooking, 75th Anniversary edition, page 134
    Check out this recipe
    Split Pea Soup
    Vegetarian Split Pea Soup Recipe
    Protein-packed, fiber-rich, and 100% plant-based to keep you warm and cozy all through soup season (which is every season).
    Check out this recipe
    vegetarian split pea soup in white bowls, closeup
    Ginger Miso Soup with Soba Noodles and Shiitake Mushrooms Recipe
    serves 2
    Check out this recipe

    21. Braised Chicken

    Let's be honest. I make braised chicken year round because I just do. Though it's in the same family as slow-cooking, chicken cooks much faster.

    Crispy Braised Chicken Thighs with Beans and Greens
    Check out this recipe
    crispy braised chicken thighs with beans and greens
    Coq au Vin Rosé Recipe
    Coq au Vin Rosé all day! A gorgeous, simple, summery dinner is one pot
    Check out this recipe
    Chicken Cacciatore Recipe
    Check out this recipe
    chicken cacciatore
    Dak Jjim, Korean Garlic Soy Braised Chicken
    Check out this recipe
    dak jjim, dalk jjim
    Coq au Vin, French Red Wine Braised Chicken
    Check out this recipe

    22. Hearty Slow Cooked Meats

    Gone are the days of flash grilling foods out on the patio. Fall means slow-cooking big, heartier cuts of meat like short ribs and making stews.

    Galbi Jjim, Korean Soy Braised Short Ribs
    Check out this recipe
    galbi jjim, korean braised beef shortribs
    Barolo Braised Short Ribs
    Check out this recipe
    Barolo braised short ribs on mashed sweet potatoes
    Boeuf Bourguignon, French Red Wine-Braised Beef
    Check out this recipe
    Boeuf Bourguignon on Baguette

    23. (Leftover) Halloween Candy

    Heath Bar Cookies Recipe
    Check out this recipe
    toffee heath bar cookies, baked on baking sheet
    Heath Bar Blondies Recipe
    Get all the buttery, nutty deliciousness of English toffee in a bar cookie, without having to actually getting out the candy thermometer to make English toffee with these Heath Bar Blondies! Especially perfect if you have leftover Heath Bars from Halloween!
    Check out this recipe
    Heath Bar blondies bars, close up

    24. Persimmons

    Persimmon Salad with Pomegranate, aka Autumn Caprese Recipe
    There is no absolute right or wrong way to arrange the ingredients on the platter. However, some ways are righter than others. I like to keep each of the ingredients generally together, and everything arranged in rainbow-ish order. Tossing everything into a bowl probably works, too. It's a salad, ffs.
    serves 2 as a light main or 4 as a starter
    Check out this recipe
    persimmon burrata salad autumn caprese
    Persimmon Upside Down Cake with Persimmons
    The season will dictate whether to use plum (summer), pear (fall/winter), or blood orange (winter)
    Check out this recipe
    upside down cake
    Farmers Market Salad with Maple Citrus Vinaigrette
    Check out this recipe
    fall farmers market salad Maple Citrus Vinaigrette

    25. Pomegranate 

    Homemade Pomegranate Molasses and Pomegranate Salsa, which I am predicting will overtake has officially taken over cranberry sauce in consumption on my Thanksgiving table.

    Pomegranate Salsa Recipe
    All the health benefits of pomegranate in a spoonable salsa. Pro-tip: make double, or even triple, and use it straight out of the fridge for days!
    Check out this recipe
    pomegranate salsa
    Spicy Pomegranate Salsa
    This spicy rendition of Pomegranate Salsa is perfect when you want both the health benefits of pomegranate and a hit of heat to keep warm in the fall and winter
    Check out this recipe
    pomegranate salsa
    How to Make Homemade Pomegranate Molasses
    Check out this recipe

    26. Fall Pies

    Best Pumpkin Pie Recipe
    This is the original Pumpkin Pie recipe from the 1993 Thanksgiving issue of Cook’s Illustrated. I have made adjustments over the years to improve the recipe for my and my family’s personal tastes. They are included in parentheses! Additional notes on ingredients and shopping resources are included after the recipe.
    Check out this recipe
    best pumpkin pie recipe cooks illustrated

    Apple Pie, Pecan Pie, Pumpkin Pie, Sweet Potato Pie

    27. Thanksgiving 

    The Perfect Thanksgiving Menu
    This year's perfect Mediterrasian Thanksgiving, based on two of the world's healthiest diets, Mediterranean and Asian
    Check out this recipe
    complete thanksgiving tabletop with turkey platter and side dishes

    Thanksgiving made healthier. I know. Roll your eyes. But here's the weird thing. I think this is the year, THIS IS THE YEAR, that 1) my family is willing to break from traditions, namely the Green Bean Casserole without protest and 2) they want foods to be healthier. This comes of course, from all of our, my sisters and I included, aging, and with aging, comes health issues. Hallefuckinglujah! Roasted vegetables! Green salads! Cauliflower puree! But mostly, no more fucking green bean casserole. I also think every year is THE YEAR.

    Drink Fall Lattes, Wine, and Cocktails

    28. Pumpkin Spice Latte. Up until a couple of years ago, I had never once in my life had a Pumpkin Spice Latte, aka PSL for those basic bitches in the know. I finally tried one. I don't ever need to drink one again. This is on the list not for me, but for you.

    29. Carrot Ginger Turmeric Juice. Carrot juice is a warm, welcoming, wide-open gateway to juicing because carrots have natural sweetness so the juice tastes fucking delicious. Until you add fresh turmeric to up the health factor and then carrot juice tastes worse than straight up lawn mower clippings because turmeric tastes like dirt. But anyway, start with carrot juice, and if you can stand the heat, ginger. And if you're already drinking this combination (I am!), it's time to level up to adaptogens.

    30. Hot Dark Chocolate

    31. Hot Toddy

    32. Mulled Wine

    33. Pumpkin Beer. Fall Rosé. I am just being realistic here. Pumpkin Beer will never get checked off this list, because I don't always drink beer, but when I do, fuck that, I still drink rosé.

    34. Beaujolais Nouveau

    35. Cranberry Moscow Mule

    Cranberry Moscow Mule Recipe
    A little sweet, a little spicy, the Cranberry Mule is the perfect cocktail for the holidays!
    Check out this recipe
    cranberry mule cocktails in glasses

    Do Fall Activities

    36. See Fall colors. I live in Los Angeles. I have no idea how to do this.

    37. Fall cleaning. Because I live in southern California, there really is no SOP for prepping the house for the Fall and Winter like clearing debris out gutters, weatherproofing windows, or even switching bedding from summery linen to warm winter cashmere. What we DO do, at least what I do, is do a deep clean of the kitchen, specifically the refrigerator and pantries.

    38. Go back to school. And learn something. Anything. For God's sake could you just read a book?

    39. Tailgate in an actual parking lot and watch a live football game

    grapes on vine, wine in glass, and cheese board for wine tasting

    40. Visit wine country and go wine tasting

    Harvest in California starts as early as August and can run through November, depending on the region and the wine. Fall is a great time to visit because the vines are heavy with grapes, some of the leaves may start turning golden, and the wineries themselves are buzzing with activity. Napa and Sonoma are obvious options, and here are some slightly under-the-radar California regions that absolutely deserve a weekend getaway, listed North to South:

    • Anderson Valley, a tiny, remote AVA in Mendocino County, about 2½ hours north of San Francisco
    • Monterey County, well-known as a tourist destination for a whole host of other attractions, but wine is becoming a bigger draw!
    • Paso Robles, inland and part of the larger Central Coast AVA, well known for some of my faves, Rhone varietals
    • Santa Ynez and Santa Maria Valleys, smaller wine producing regions within the grater Santa Barbara region
    • Santa Barbara, both the city, and the greater wine region that was named Wine Enthusiast's Wine Region of the Year for 2021

    41. Watch the World Series. Which is really just an excuse to eat Dodger Dogs with Farmers Market Fresh Toppings and all the other trash stadium foods.

    Wear Fall Style

    42. Boots. Not ankle boots, or booties, or even Uggs really which are a category unto themselves so depressing that they have been relegated to last on this list (see #50 below), but 100% legit boots that reach up to your knees to protect your jeans hems, pant cuffs, and legs from the elements if you live anywhere but southern California, and even over-the-knee-boots, to protect your modesty when you're wearing ass-grazing hemlines, probably in southern California.

    43. Dark nail polish

    44. Fall uniform. I don't know about you but my fall uniform is also my summer uniform, just worn in the Fall. Zip hoodie and black yoga pants.

    45. Knit beanie

    46. Scarf

    47. Short, dark hair

    48. Sneakers

    49. SPF. Every day. Oh, the sun's not as strong because it's Fall so you think you can get lax about SPF? That is precisely why you have to be hyperaware. Here are some of my favorite sunscreens, and yes, having SPF in multiple products as layers is not a bad thing:

    • Facial moisturizer with SPF
    • Face Sunscreen, my all-time favorite SPF 46, a little pricey
    • Drugstore facial sunscreen (<$25), mineral-based, little to no white cast (depending on skin tone)
    • Foundation with SPF, SPF 50, sort of heavy coverage, but hey, it's fall/winter
    • Compact powder with SPF to re-apply SPF over makeup through out the day

    50. Uggs. Ugh. Look, I'm not saying Uggs are stylish. I am saying they are acceptable to wear in the Fall because they're truly functional for warmth and actually coordinate with your fleece-lined leggings and quilted puffer.

    Extras for Fall

    These are things that were originally on the full 90-items-for-90-days of Fall Eat Drink Do Wear list but edited out because the "F" alliteration of Fifty Fall is so much more satisfying. They are included as an afterthought here anyway so that if you did do them already/anyway, you can check them off and feel accomplished, kind of like the way you write-in "Walk the dog" on Your To-Do list after you've already done it anyway just to feel better about yourself. Oh, no, not you? Ok, never mind.

    • Apple Cider Doughnuts
    • Caramel Apples
    • Go Apple Picking
    • Visit a Pumpkin Patch
    • Get Lost in a Corn Maize Maze
    • Carve a Jack-o-Lantern
    • Roast Pumpkin Seeds
    • Eat the Candy that Only Comes Out Around Halloween Like Candy Corn and, That's About It I Guess
    • Wear a Halloween Costume
    • Throw a Halloween Party
    • Go Trick or Treating
    • Wear New Yoga Pants. Please. Even if they're from Target. Just throw out those faded, fraying, pilling, thinning-in-all-the-wrong-places "pants" you've been trying to pass off as pants in Life.
    • Celebrate Día de Los Muertos

    And there you go. Let's compare notes on the last day of Fall, December 20, then start the Winter List! Which, to be honest, will be so easy because it has only, like, four things on it.

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