How to Improve Your Kitchen Skills This Fall
Ah, fall. The arrival of the chillier months offers so much enjoyment. Who doesn’t love getting all cozy at home, knowing that they’re well-protected from the cold temperatures on the other side of the door?
While there are plenty of fun ways to pass the time in fall — even if it’s just cozy nights on the couch — it can be really fun to cook up a storm in the kitchen.
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In this post, we’ll run through some useful tips to help you cook up some fall fun.

Improve Your Tools
People often forget it, but the tools you have in your kitchen can make a big difference to the end result. And in fact, they can make a big difference to the process of cooking, too. If you’ve got some extra cash to play with, look at investing in some new kitchen equipment this fall. You’ll find that if you have a juicer, instant pot, new knives, and a great pot for soup, you’ll be well on your way towards eating well. A beautiful loaf pan will make your fall sweet breads look gorgeous.
Fall Recipes
The fall gives us a chance to really slow down and enjoy the cooking process. In the summer, it feels like we’re just trying to make meals as fast as we can, so we can get out and enjoy the sun. In the fall, we can take our time, and improve our cooking skills. Trying new recipes often gives you opportunities to try new skills and appliances that you might not have tried before. You can learn how to cook corned beef here, for example, and give yourself a recipe that you’ll return to again and again. And soup recipes are always a big hit in the fall. Making an effort not to fall back on old favorites can help your cooking improve.
Spend Time Baking
And it’s not just breakfasts, lunches, and dinners that can be improved. Your baking game could also be given a major lift this fall. Consider making some delicious ginger cookies on a cold and windy Sunday afternoon, with some “new to you” ingredients, or some super easy pumpkin muffins. You’ll have fun making them and even more fun eating them. Plus, your house will smell great.
Quality Ingredients
If you’re looking to get the full taste of fall, why not hit a local farmer’s market, and pick up the best seasonal produce around? There are plenty of delicious options available to you, including apples, carrots, and cabbage. And, of course, there’s always pumpkin! Quality ingredients always improve the end result.
Have Fun With It
Fall offers a great opportunity to get in the kitchen and improve your cooking skills. The main thing is to simply have fun with it. If you can do that, you might not mind so much that the summer sun has disappeared!
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My kitchen skills really do need a boost. I will have to take your suggestions and get in the kitchen this fall and have some fun. Perhaps replacing some old kitchen tools with new ones will help as you suggested. Happy to have come across your post on the SSPS #278. Have a beautiful week!!
Thanks so much for your comment, Karen! I always enjoy cooking a little more when the weather starts to cool down. I hope you have a beautiful week, too!
These are great suggestions. I have been trying new recipes lately and definitely trying to use more healthy ingredients.
Thanks so much, Donna. I’m excited to start baking a little bit, now that the weather isn’t so hot.
Pam, I really needed this today. I’m so not kitchen/baking savey.
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Congratulations, your post will be featured on SSPS, on Monday and also on FB Bloggers Share, Care & Inspire as well as Instagram: _esmesalon
Thanks so much, Esme!! That makes my day!