Cooler weather is upon us, so it’s time to switch out your shorts and tees for jeans and sweaters. And, while you’re at it, dust off your baking tins, because this list of 33 Warm and Cozy Fall Baking Recipes will absolutely make the cooler months more managable and dare I say, appreciated!
It’s getting cold outside which makes me crave comforting, warming treats which is why I thought now would be the perfect time to share with you my list of 33 Warm and Cozy Fall Baking Recipes! It never fails that in our home as soon as September rolls around there are two things that we start to crave for. One of those things is soup. In fact, if I prepared a big pot of soup every week, John.e would never once complain. He loves a bowl of hot soup – even in the middle of summer! The other thing is baked goods prepared with warming spices like cinnamon, nutmeg, and cloves, etc.
In this post, I’m compiling my tried and tested fall-inspired recipes. I say must-try, because I have personally tried every single one of them and I can honestly say that each of them are not only delicious, but unique as well.
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Glazed Chai Spiced Shortbread Cookies
Glazed Chai Spiced Shortbread Cookies are buttery, light, and airy. The cookies are infused with familiar chai spices like cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, cloves, and cardamom. Once cooled, the cookies are flooded with a delightfully smooth and sweet glaze; these cookies are bound to be a holiday favourite!
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Ricotta Cinnamon Cookies
Ricotta is baked into these Ricotta Cinnamon Cookies to help keep them soft and fresh. Even though at first glance these cookies might look rather plain and boring, their flavour is tremendous! Perfectly light, airy, and cinnamon-y, it’s hard to eat just one of these delicious treats!
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Chocolate Snickerdoodle Cookies
Everyone loves the original snickerdoodle cookie, but this chocolate version is even more delicious! Prepared with brown sugar and cocoa, the cookies are rolled in a cinnamon sugar mixture, which gives the cookie that recognizable and familiar crinkly appearance. Chocolate Snickerdoodle Cookies are soft and chewy with slightly crispy outer edges.
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Chocolate Dipped Peanut Butter Cookies
In our home, you cannot go wrong with the classic combination of peanut butter and chocolate! These delicious Chocolate Dipped Peanut Butter Cookies are dipped in melted chocolate and topped with a sprinkling of chopped salted peanuts. These are so easy to make, so whip up several batches and gift them to your friends, neighbours, and coworkers!
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Pumpkin Butterscotch Cookies
Prepared with real pumpkin puree and lots of pumpkin spice flavour, these delectably moist and sweet Pumpkin Butterscotch Cookies are everything a really good cookie should be – soothing, comforting, and flavourful! Plus, everyone loves a cookie made with molasses!
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Pecan Molasses Cookies
These plump, soft cookies are made with lots of familiar spices associated with fall baking. Pecan Molasses Cookies are very easy to prepare; simply make the cookie dough and use a cookie scoop to portion out mounds onto your baking sheet. Let your oven do the rest! These are one of my all-time favourite cookies!
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Pecan Pumpkin Cookies
Pecan Pumpkin Cookies are prepared with molasses, real pumpkin puree, lots of pumpkin spice flavour, white chocolate chips, and chopped pecans. Topped with a sweet glaze, they are delectably moist and flavourful. If you’re looking for a cookie that tastes like fall, look no further!
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Peanut Meltaway Cookies
Peanut Meltaway Cookies are melt-in-your-mouth cookies prepared with peanut butter and topped with a chocolate peanut butter ganache. Doesn’t that sound delicious!? The base has a shortbread, crumbly-like texture that pairs extraordinarily well with the creaminess of the smooth ganache dollop. These are simply irresistible!
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Pumpkin Spice Cheesecake Truffles
These one-bite Pumpkin Spice Cheesecake Truffles taste just like a slice of classic cheesecake with the perfect amount of pumpkin spice flavour. After all, a cheesecake should always taste like a cheesecake first, followed by a hint of flavouring from an additional topping or ingredient. These are absolutely delicious!
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Pumpkin Spice Spritz Cookies
Pumpkin Spice Spritz Cookies are a classic and will bring a smile to everyone’s face – especially if that cookie is flavoured with pumpkin spice and looks this pretty!
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Jumbo Oatmeal Butterscotch Cookies
Butterscotch is sweet and indulgent, it’s a flavour combination that combines that of browned butter, molasses, and caramelized sugar. Jumbo Oatmeal Butterscotch Cookies are prepared with simplified versions of those ingredients, but also with butterscotch chips and butterscotch pudding too!
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Soft Baked Cinnamon Chip Cookies
If you love soft, cinnamon flavoured cookies, these Soft Baked Cinnamon Chip Cookies are for you! Loaded with lots of cinnamon flavour, these are quick, easy, and freezer-friendly too!
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Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Oatmeal Raisin Cookies
Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Oatmeal Raisin Cookies are large and puffy, soft and chewy, and can easily be a delicious substitute for just about any store-bought granola bar! These cookies have everything you need to get you going – oats, peanut butter, raisins, and chocolate chips!
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Fall Flower Spritz Cookies
With the help of M&M candy and a cookie press, these spritz cookies look very much like a fall flower arrangement when piled high onto a serving plate.
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Frosted Pumpkin Spice Blondies
Perfectly portion sized, these frosted two-bite blondies are loaded with pumpkin spice flavour both on the inside and outside, and they’re pretty too!
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Homemade Newfoundland Jam Jams
Traditional recipes can be passed down from generation to generation, or it can simply be the food we grew up with. Homemade Newfoundland Jam Jams are both! They are eaten year round in Newfoundland, but to me, they always taste better at Christmastime. There is nothing that can beat this homestyle molasses and jam sandwich cookie – no exception!
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Ginger Snap Cookies
Ginger Snap Cookies are known for being thin and crispy. They’re also known for their distinct ginger and molasses flavours. With a dusting of coarse sugar on top, these are sure to be loved by all!
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Molasses Chai Spiced Bread
The combination of sweet and sticky molasses with the warm, comforting blend of homemade chai is a match made in holiday heaven! This bread is spiced with chai and baked to perfection. Topped with a thick layer of chai-infused glaze, this bread deserves nothing less than a quiet afternoon and a cup of hot tea!
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Banana Walnut Loaf
This has to be the easiest Banana Walnut Loaf to make! With just one bowl and a spatula, you too can whip up this delicious treat. It’s a no-fuss, no-mess recipe with all of the flavour and richness you’d expect from a homemade banana loaf.
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Pecan Pumpkin Loaf
If a pumpkin loaf is prepared without real pumpkin, it isn’t a pumpkin loaf! So, this Glazed Pumpkin Loaf is baked with almost two whole cups of canned pumpkin puree! In addition to a homemade pumpkin spice blend, this loaf is packed with pecans for extra flavour and texture!
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Date Walnut Loaf
Best served with tea as an afternoon snack, Date Walnut Loaf is very moist with bursts of sweet chopped dates and crunchy walnuts. Makes for a great gift idea, and can be easily frozen for later too!
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Spiced Molasses Bundt Cake
Rustic, simplistic, and delicious; Spiced Molasses Bundt Cake just screams Christmas! It is prepared with classic holiday-warming spices like cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, and cloves. Paired with the sweetness of molasses and brown sugar, it’s hard to eat just one slice!
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Holiday Apple Spiced Bundt Cake
Chopped apples and pecans, combined with holiday spices, make this bundt cake a perfectly rich and moist Christmastime dessert! With a cake this delicious, frosting and fancy decoration is not needed. Let this cake speak for itself; dig in!
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Walnut Cinnamon Cake
A delicious and moist cake with a walnut and cinnamon center and topping. No frosting or fancy cake decorating skills needed! Serve with vanilla ice cream for a great dessert, or enjoy a slice just as it is with a hot coffee as an afternoon treat.
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Autumn Spiced Zucchini Bundt Cake
Warming spices such as cinnamon, nutmeg, and ginger come together in this Autumn Spiced Zucchini Bundt Cake to create an inviting slice of fall, using the end of summer’s fresh produce. This is one of the most popular cake recipes at Lord Byron’s Kitchen!
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BISCUITS, SCONES, AND MUFFINS ARE WARM AND COZY TOO!
Cranberry Breakfast Biscuits
Mastering the art of a light and fluffy biscuit is a skill that allows for many combinations of flavours and textures. These Cranberry Breakfast Biscuits are prepared with a basic biscuit recipe, but dressed up with sanding sugar and bright, red cranberries!
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Pumpkin Spice Molasses Tea Biscuits
Warm, comforting, aromatic, and delicious – Pumpkin Spice Molasses Tea Biscuits are rustic in presentation and are the definition of home style, old-fashioned baking.
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Oatmeal Raisin Scones
Once you master the art of a good basic scone recipe, you have a world of flavour and texture possibilities at your fingertips. Using my basic recipe, I’m able to create flavoured scones to match whatever mood I’m at that time. Today, I was craving the heartiness of oatmeal with the sweetness and chewiness of raisins. This scone is best smeared with butter and served with a hot tea!
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Spiced Molasses Scones
These scones are light and fluffy despite the quite noticeable flavour of the molasses and the plethora of familiar fall spices. With a warming combination of cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, allspice, and a touch of anise, Spiced Molasses Scones are sure to wake up your taste buds!
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Pumpkin Streusel Muffins
This muffin is the perfect fall treat! Pumpkin Streusel Muffins are chock full of pumpkin spice flavour and topped with a crunchy streusel topping made with chopped pecans. This muffin has just the right amount of sweetness, and it’s deliciously soft and moist! It’s hard to eat just one of these!
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Morning Glory Muffins
Morning Glory Muffins are prepared with coconut, walnuts, pineapple, apples and carrots. I think of them as a spiced, fruity, carrot cake without the cream cheese frosting! The name suggests that these are meant to be a breakfast item, and they certainly are great for that, but I happen to think they are good any time of the day – especially this homemade version!
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Baked Pumpkin Donuts
The softest and moistest Baked Pumpkin Donuts ever are right here! Prepared with both pumpkin puree and a homemade pumpkin spice blend, these donuts are the best pumpkin-flavoured donuts you’ll ever eat! They are brushed with melted butter and rolled in a cinnamon sugar coating. It’s a good thing each batch makes 18 donuts because they disappear quite quickly!
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Newfoundland Style Cinnamon Rolls
Made without yeast, Newfoundland Style Cinnamon Rolls are less like bread and more like a biscuit. This is the recipe every Newfoundlander is most familiar with. Often eaten with a cup of tea after a big meal, or as an afternoon treat. Oh, and no icing needed here; perfection doesn’t need to be dressed up!
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THE PROOF IS IN THE PUDDING, SO TO SPEAK!
That’s how the old saying goes, right? In this particular case though, the proof is in the recipes! Since I’m the one promoting 33 Warm and Cozy Fall Baking Recipes, it’s safe to say that I love them all. Over the years, I have made each one over and over again in my kitchen. I hope you enjoy these recipes as much as I have!
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