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Fall Savory Galette with Ricotta, Roasted Pumpkin, and Nuts

This delicate savory galette is one of those recipes that looks festive but is actually very simple to make. In this fall version, roasted pumpkin is combined with a smooth ricotta cream, Parmesan, and St. Dalfour fruit spread. The spread adds a subtle sweetness and creates a pleasant contrast with the salty cheese. After baking, top the galette with fresh arugula, toasted nuts, and balsamic vinegar. It’s perfect as a light dinner, an autumn lunch, or a treat for guests.

Roasted Pumpkin and Brynza Spread

The gently sweet roasted pumpkin, the bold brynza, and the slightly nutty flavor of pumpkin oil create a simple yet beautifully autumnal combination. The cottage cheese softens and lightens the spread; alternatively, you can substitute cream cheese for an even smoother and richer texture. The spread is ready in just a few minutes and pairs perfectly with sourdough bread, crispy toast, or as part of a small snack for guests. Served with salty pretzels or toasted tortilla chips, it will also look lovely on the table.

Fall Lunch to Go: Dhal with Roasted Vegetables, Rice, and Halloumi

A hearty fall lunch that’s also perfect for packing in a lunchbox for the next day. This creamy dhal made with red lentils, pumpkin purée, and soy cream is complemented by spiced roasted vegetables, crispy chickpeas, rice, and halloumi browned to a golden crisp. Set aside some of the vegetables for garnish and add fresh herbs or a teaspoon of pesto to taste. The result is a colorful, hearty, and perfectly balanced meal that’s perfect for all of fall and winter with any vegetables.

Summer Vegetables and Salads: How to Season Them So They Aren't Boring

When we think of barbecuing, the first things that usually come to mind are grilled meat, fish, or vegetables. But it’s often the sides that determine whether the entire meal will be truly exceptional. These two are simple, fresh, and ready in no time—fluffy no-rise yogurt flatbreads and a salad with grilled peaches, feta, cucumber, and a honey-mustard dressing. The flatbread is made with just a few ingredients, requires no rising, and after baking, simply spread with garlic butter and parsley. The salad is a lovely summer combination of arugula or lamb’s lettuce, sweet peaches, salty feta, crisp cucumbers, and nuts or seeds.

Creamy Roasted Carrot and Cauliflower Soup with Chickpea Croutons

Sometimes we crave something really simple, comforting, yet full of flavor. And that’s exactly what this soup is. The combination of roasted carrots and cauliflower creates a naturally sweet, subtly caramelized base, which is then beautifully complemented by buttery leeks, a dash of cream, and a squeeze of lemon for a light finish. Roasting is the small detail that makes a huge difference in any soup.

Red lentil dhal and roasted carrots with miso paste

This bowl full of aromas and colors is exactly the type of food that will warm you up from the inside and provide your body with a good dose of nutrients. I softened the creamy red lentil dhal cooked in vegetable broth and tomato passata sauce with soy cream, seasoned it with spices, and served it with fresh herbs. To make it a little more special, I added roasted carrots in a miso marinade, which caramelize beautifully when roasted and give the dish a slightly sweet umami flavor. You can serve it with basmati rice—or if you want a lighter version, you can leave it out. It's the perfect comfort food for dinner or meal prep for those days when you're short on time. 🌿

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