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Cozy Weekends ☕️

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Published 5 months ago • 1 min read

Hi Reader,

Fall has officially arrived, and I couldn't be happier about it. The crisp air, the changing leaves, and a reason to make all of my favourite cozy recipes!

I missed last week's newsletter (sorry!), but I'm back with two recipes that have been on repeat in my house lately: my go-to Spiced Apple Cider (that makes the whole kitchen smell incredible), and an Apple Pecan Crisp that's basically autumn in dessert form.

You'll find both apple recipes below. I'd love to know if you give them a try! I also have a new short video for the Apple Cider that you can check out below, let me know if you like it!

Have a wonderful week, and thanks for being here!

Shareba

@InSearchOfYummyness

P.S. If you’re new around here, welcome! 👋 You can catch up on my previous editions right here.

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Spiced Apple Cider

This spiced apple cider recipe is a twist on a classic mulled cider.

Star anise and orange slices add warmth and freshness to this delicious drink.

Apple Pecan Crisp

Get cozy with this delicious apple pecan crisp, packed with tender apples, warm cinnamon and a crunchy oat-pecan topping.

This recipe is a breeze to make, with no apple peeling necessary!

Thanks for reading! ✨

If you've enjoyed any of my seasonal recipes, I'd appreciate it if you left a quick comment and star rating on the blog post. Your review will help others find and enjoy these cozy dishes, too!

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