We're not supposed to play favorites, but there's just something about fall dinner recipes that makes autumn our favorite season of the year (hello, comfort food!). Don't get us wrong, we love summer grilling recipes and spring's bounty of bright and beautiful greens — but hearty fall soups, harvest salads, and cozy pasta recipes really warm our hearts (and fill our bellies!). Not to mention the overflow of apples, Brussels sprouts, cauliflower, and winter squash popping up. With so many fall fruits and vegetables to cook with, the family dinner ideas are endless this season.

Chicken, Sausage, and White Bean Stew Slow cooked chicken and beans make for a protein-packed stew. Get cozy and get cooking.
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​French Onion Soup Onions, slowly cooked until deep brown and caramelized, give this classic its distinctive flavor. Great for a party, this recipe is easily doubled; simply cook the onions in two skillets.
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​Instant Pot Risotto A comforting bowl of this Italian classic now requires zero effort with the help from a multi-cooker. Top with any flavors you fancy: Pesto, lemon zest, peas, or a fried egg will all do the trick.
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​Roasted Butternut Squash Salad With Tahini Vinaigrette Butternut squash and a rich nutty dressing will convince you to introduce this vegetarian dinner to your fall meal routine.
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​Coq Au Vin Rosé A twist on classic coq au vin made with pink wine, this crowd-pleaser is loaded with mushrooms and bacon too.
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​Winter Squash and Lentil Stew Reason no. 765 to invest in an Instant Pot: A bowl of this cozy, hearty stew will be ready in 35 minutes flat.
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​Short Ribs With Creamy Polenta These tender braised Instant Pot short ribs are the newest star of weeknight dinner: No effort required.
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Patty Melts Step aside, cheeseburgers, and grilled cheese. Meet the epic mashup of these two nostalgic diner meals.
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​Moroccan Meatballs Skip the spaghetti! These jazzed-up meatballs are served over a bed of roasted tomatoes, feta, and herby couscous.
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​Pork Chops With Bok Choy and Coconut Rice Creamy rice cooked in coconut milk is the perfect rich partner to a golden-brown pork chop.
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The best season of the year is finally here. And with summertime comes the need for some quick and easy summer dinner ideas to feed your crew so you can spend less time in the kitchen and more time soaking up the sun with your family! Indulge in all that the summer has to offer by gathering around a table full of the best grilled chicken recipes, grilled vegetable recipes, and refreshing BBQ side dishes that aren't too heavy for the heat. From June through August, fill up on the season's finest with these family-friendly picks, which are quick, easy, and seriously delicious — plus, many of them store well as leftovers for later. Oh, and to top things off, might we recommend one of our favorite summer drink recipes too?

Barbecued Chicken With Roasted Corn Pudding This charred chicken and corn recipe makes for the quintessential summer dinner. Glass of rosé optional. Get the recipe for Barbecued Chicken with Roasted Corn Pudding »

Chicago-Style Chicken Dogs Sweet and spicy pickles and peppers make this barbecue favorite a real winner. Get the recipe for Chicago-Style Chicken Dogs »

Grilled Haloumi This protein-packed vegetarian salad stars haloumi, a salty Greek cheese that doesn't melt over high temps. Toss it on the grill, and mix together your fave veggies and grain and dinner's done! Get the recipe for Grilled Haloumi »

Steak With Grilled Green Beans, Fennel & Farro Fire up the grill to char green beans and steak for the ultimate summer dinner. Get the recipe for Steak with Grilled Green Beans, Fennel & Farro »

Grilled Chicken With Coconut-Lime Slaw Shake up your chicken routine with this easy weeknight dinner that will be on the table in just 20 minutes. Get the recipe for Grilled Chicken with Coconut-Lime Slaw »

Peach and Prosciutto Flatbreads Who knew everything you needed to make your pizzas taste wood-fired was already in your backyard? Fire up your grill to give these flatbreads a beautiful char. Get the recipe for Peach and Prosciutto Flatbreads »

Tomato, Peach & Basil Salad With Italian Sausage What more could you want in a fresh summer dish? This one has peaches, tomatoes, and basil. Get the recipe for Tomato, Peach & Basil Salad with Italian Sausage »

Summer Squash, Mint, and Pecorino Pasta Squash, mint, and lemon juice lighten up this fresh summer pasta made in under 30 minutes for the perfect weeknight meal. Get the recipe for Summer Squash, Mint, and Pecorino Pasta »

Summer Rolls Get the whole family involved in rolling these vegan finger foods. They make for the perfect light dinner, complete with a sweet and spicy dipping sauce. Get the recipe for Summer Rolls »

Creamy Corn Pasta With Bacon and Scallions Brighten up weeknight pasta with corn, basil, and scallions to satisfy your summer comfort food cravings. Get the recipe for Creamy Corn Pasta with Bacon and Scallions »

Where can I find a great cup of tea (or a cuppa as the Brits say) you ask? Look no further than our suggestions below. Oh and feel free to "spill the tea" about this to your friends! 

1. ​​DavidsTea is a great option for all of your tea shopping needs and will provide you with a place to buy loose tea and packaged teas of all types and flavors. They're basically a one-stop shop for all your tea preferences. The website breaks down exactly which kind of tea you might be shopping for; fruity, vanilla, loose, bagged, matcha, iced, and more. You can also upgrade your mug collection or treat yourself to a cute teapot while you're at it. Wild honey matcha tea for $10.98 (available in 2, 4, or 10 oz) and organic silk dragon jasmine tea for $9.98 (available in 2, 4, or 10 oz).
2. Simple Loose Leaf has a variety of subscription box options. You can choose from four kinds of boxes depending on your tea preference: a sampler box, an herbal tea box, a green tea box, and a black tea box. They'll send you four different loose teas each month and four reusable linen tea filters. You can also choose how often you receive the deliveries and how many deliveries you'd like to pay for up front. The sampler tea box for $10 a month because it comes with a black tea, a green tea, an herbal tea, and a seasonal tea.
3. Harney & Sons offers you high-quality tea in both loose and bagged form. Harney & Sons is a go-to tea brand. They also work on a variety of collections such as the Historic Royal Palace set (God save the queen) and one-off specials for holidays. You can also reuse their pretty tins for various things like planting succulents or showing off your favorite pens. The best sellers sample set of four teas for $29.95 and a tin of Royal Palace tea for $12.
4. Bookishly's Tea and Vintage Book Club combines two of your favorite hobbies into one charming subscription box. In addition to four tea pyramids, you'll receive a vintage book and some gorgeous stationery. The tea is also tested and carefully selected before being added to the subscription box. The Bookishly monthly subscription box from Cratejoy for $14.75 a box.
5. Sips By subscription box perfect for any tea drinker who wants to mix up their go to flavors. You'll create a free profile, answer some questions, then enjoy the four curated teas that have been selected just for you. Sips by has over 150 tea brands in their line up, so you'll always get a chance to enjoy something new. The Sips By Box for $15 a month.
   
6. Stash Tea helps you narrow down what kind of tea you might want to try next thanks to its staff picks and best selling collections. Stash's website is easy to navigate. You can filter their tea options by tea type, flavor, caffeine-levels, and packaging. They offer a  classic orange spice tea for $3.95+ (available in four quantity sizes) and the chai tea experience sampler box for $19.95.
   
7. Tea Runners delivers tea from small-batch producers right to your door. There are SO many subscriptions to choose from (12 to be exact) so you'll truly be able to put together a version that works for you and your tastes. Each box comes with enough tea for 30 to 50 cups! The Tea Runners original box from Cratejoy for $21.25.
   
8. Tea Drop's tea club is for anyone who likes to feel like they're part of an exclusive group (for tea). Each month you'll get five "drops" of three different kinds of tea, one additional drop for free, exclusive access to the "Tea Club Group" and a free surprise. In case you're not familiar with Tea Drop, their tea is made of finely-sourced loose leaves packed into a cute shape. The Combo Box (filled with decaf and caffeinated tea) for $25 a month.
   
9. Republic of Tea offers so many kinds of tea you just might not be able to choose just one. You can use their tea finder to discover exactly what flavor you might want to invest in. They also have a "Loyal Citizen Program" where shoppers can redeem "Tea Leaf Rewards" for free teas. They offer 50 bags of Earl Greyer tea for $11.75+ (available in four quantities) and 8 quarter pitcher–sized pouches of watermelon mint black tea for $7.50+ .
   
10. Tea Box is great for anyone who is looking to switch their second cup of coffee for tea instead and truly appreciates a theme. They have free worldwide express shipping, fun themed boxes and come with five premium teas per box. For example this month's box is floral-themed (florals for spring) and comes with an array of fragrant teas to make you excited about the changing seasons. They offer a three month subscription for $35.99 a month.