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This Gourmet classic makes a perfectly spiced pumpkin pie with a flaky, buttery crust.

These rich and tender matzo balls are cooked in homemade chicken stock that’s perfumed with parsnips, turnips, dill, and star anise.

These raisin-studded apple strudels have a hint of cinnamon and a zingy whipped cream topping fortified with sour cream.

This hearty homemade potato soup owes its richness to plenty of melted cheddar cheese and a topping of crispy bacon.

With silky pumpkin filling and a beautifully flaky crust, this vegan pumpkin pie is a dessert everyone will love.

Timeless and undeniably crowd-pleasing, this banana cream pie recipe will have everyone reaching for seconds.

Six ingredients (including salt and pepper) stand between you and what may just be the world’s most perfect side dish.

Go all-out autumnal with this easy soup recipe that combines roasted butternut squash with fresh ginger and cinnamon.

A dessert that never disappoints, this easy recipe uses a handful of pantry staples and comes together in less than an hour.

This Southern delicacy wraps the warm flavors of cinnamon-spiked apple pie into a buttery handheld crust.

Easy to make and impossible to forget, this classic dessert combines a buttery pie crust with luscious, tangy custard.

Get the flavors of fall in the palm of your hand with these adorable bites stuffed with jammy cinnamon-spiced apples.

Cheesecake is just the beginning of what this no-bake, back-pocket wonder can do.

An easy side dish for weeknights and holidays, these glazed carrots are coated in a buttery brown sugar syrup.

If grandma won’t reveal her secrets, let this classic noodle kugel recipe be your guide.

This easy recipe for pie dough takes all the guesswork out of making a buttery, flaky pie crust. It’s ideal for pretty much any pie you want to make.

A toasted coconut infusion is the secret to this boldly flavored cream pie which offers a superior light texture.

This illustrated guide to making pains au chocolat will point you toward patisserie perfection.

Transform your orchard or farmers market haul into a spiced applesauce you’ll want to eat by the bowlful.

This old-fashioned recipe is simple and memorable; the secret is starting with fresh, juicy corn on the cob.