September has come and gone, which means it’s fall now, but how? I’m not sure. I’m into it though. And I suspect you feel the same way, because our 10 most popular new recipes from September were heeeavy on cozy—from chewy dumplings to matzo ball soup to your new favorite cookies to drink with an oversize cup of tea. Shall we?
“Just yummy!” writes Food52 community member Nerdy. “Brought them to a neighborhood goodbye party and got many compliments.” Who doesn’t like compliments?
Yet another winner recipe from WoonHeng Chia. These plump dumplings are filled with all the good stuff, like tofu, edamame, and cabbage.
From edibles expert Vanessa Lavorato, this graham cracker cake starts with a cannabis-infused oil, then gets treated to marshmallow frosting and chocolate ganache.
What it would feel like holding an apple pie if you were a giant. I mean, could these get any cuter if they tried? No. The answer is no.
Serve this creamy, custardy, slouchy banana pie from Millie Peartree to anyone you want to love you forever and ever and ever.
These minimalist veggie burgers, inspired by falafel, started with overnight-soaked chickpeas. Then just add two other pantry staples.
Taking a cue from Shalom Japan in Brooklyn, this recipe is peak (peak!) comfort food.
Lifelong Genius recipe hunter Kristen Miglore didn’t have to go far to find these Genius eggs. They were hiding in plain sight in her own home, courtesy of her husband.
Don’t miss the story behind these salty-sweet cookies. Pour yourself a cup of coffee and read our latest My Family Recipe column.
Crunchy and gooey, like a mozzarella stick if someone sat on it by accident. Serve with a bright, lemony salad.
Which would you cook first? And what have you loved lately that didn’t make the list? Let me know in the comments!
Emma was the food editor at Food52. She created the award-winning column, Big Little Recipes, and turned it into a cookbook in 2021. These days, she's a senior editor at Bon Appétit, leading digital cooking coverage. Say hello on Instagram at @emmalaperruque.
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