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Celebrating the #FabulousFallBounty #Sponsored

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This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of the sponsors of #FabulousFallBounty.
I received complimentary product for the purpose of review and recipe development,
but all opinions are honest and they are my own. This page may contain affiliate links.

While Spring produce seems to get the lion's share of attention - think pea shoots and fiddlehead ferns - Fall's fabulous produce is sandwiched between the glut of pumpkin recipes for Halloween and the sweets-heavy holiday season. So, this year, a dozen food bloggers have gathered to share recipes and ideas that celebrate the #FabulousFallBounty. Many thanks to our event sponsors: Silpat for a handy silicone mat; Le Creuset for a lovely serving platter; and Melissa's Produce for providing the bloggers with a beautiful box of goodies.


We hope you enjoy our creations using fingerling potatoes; delicata, butternut, and acorn squashes; garlic and shallots; roasted chestnut and steamed beets; fennel and celery root; pears and so much more! Keep an eye on these blogs for inspiration as we rush towards Thanksgiving...

The Redhead Baker

We'll start posting on Saturday, November 18th. Stay tuned! I have everything from Celery Root-Chestnut Mash with Herbed Beets to a Fuyu-Frangipane Tart and Pan-Crisped Chicken Thighs with Guajillo-Pear Mole to Roasted Delicata Salad with Buddha's Hand Vinaigrette to share.
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