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No. 199670
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God I hate summer so much. I can handle being cold but being too hot is miserable. My autumn/winter wardrobe tends to be much cuter too. I can't wait for it to come again so I can go outside without melting.
No. 199672
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>>199670I'm the opposite and prefer heat, but I completely agree that fall/winter fashion is cutest.
No. 199674
>>199670I hate summer, the heat makes me sick, but I also hate all the layers of heavy clothing I have to put on in order to keep my arse from freezing. Getting dressed in winter physically exhausts me.
I like living in my little coastal island pisshole, here we get all 4 seasons in one day 365 days a year and I wouldn't have it any other way.
No. 199680
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No. 199687
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i hate summer. i can't be cute & wear all black if i'm sweating my makeup off. as a result all of my summer wardrobe is ugly as sin, since i don't like sweating in nice clothes. any recs for cute fall/winter fashion stores? i'm in love with
>>199672 No. 199747
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>>199687Not sure where to buy, but the style is called mori if that helps, anon.
No. 199749
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>>199747Favorite One on rakuten global, thrift stores, or just any hipster store will likely have oversized earth toned cozy mori-appropriate items
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No. 199918
>>199898Are you
really trying to start some petty nonsense in a thread about cute and comfy autumn paraphernalia? Come on now, anon…
No. 199919
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Have a sweater similar to pic and I can't wait to start wearing it again. I wanna move somewhere colder because these sweltering, sticky southern summers can fuck right off.
No. 199925
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I love autumn so much i had a blog dedicated to autumn and i wish i still had it :( It makes me feel nostalgic and comfy, I always break out a select few books and read them for maximum comfy feelings.
No. 199926
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Im just gonna make a small pic dump of autumn pictures that make me feel cozy
No. 199927
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No. 199928
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No. 199931
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>>199928Ooh this just reminds me that another thing I love about autumn is seasonal baking. I love how it makes the house smell, it's just super comfy. I don't even really eat any myself, I end up giving most of it away.
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Autumn is so nostalgic. Probably because it reminds me of the Weasley's.
No. 199971
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Summer around me, autumn in my feels
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No. 200078
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I can't wait for the return of crisp autumn breezes and to drink hot cider to stave off the chill.
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No. 200107
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Nadia Esra has my dream fall wardrobe. She always looks so comfy and cute.
No. 200108
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>>200107She looks stoned.
No. 200109
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>>200108I think she's Dutch so she may well be stoned haha! Her older looks were so wonderful. I find her new looks kind of depressing tbh. Lacking whimsicality or something.
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No. 200142
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>>200109She's wonderful, absolutely wonderful. I want to color my hair copper when it gets to that length. <3
I love the layering she does with floral dresses. Really inspiring.
Thanks for making this thread, OP. It's helping me de-stress a lot.
No. 200153
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You guys are killing me. I can't wait for autumn especially Halloween season. I want to drink hot chocolate and be able to sleep with covers for once.
No. 200155
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>>200077lol thanks for sticking up for me anon, didn't mean to make my post whiny, sorry guys.
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No. 200164
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>>200163anyone else like these things?
No. 200167
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Ugh, i can't wait. I'm determined to have the comfiest autumn ever.
No. 200169
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I always like to kick off fall with a Harry Potter marathon. Idk why, it just gets me in the mood lol.
No. 200171
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>tfw no cute ginger gf to snuggle and drink warm apple cider with by a bonfire.
Why even live
No. 200181
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>>200176I feel like even the most basic of bitches can look kinda cute in the fall, wheras summer basic bitch fashion is obnoxiously bad. I find myself weirdly nostalgic for large circle scarves, jeans, cheap brown riding boots/uggs, a northface jacket, and the obligatory Starbucks pumpkin spice clutched in an undoubtedly chubby hand. Ah, roll on September!
No. 200183
>>200181Come on, now. This image is so 2009. Autumnal basic bitch style has moved on a little…
>>200177She absolutely looks the type. I bet Dr Who is her favorite show ever.
No. 200227
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Halloween can't come soon enough! I'm already ready. Autumn is my favourite time of year.
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No. 200404
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I like this one, sitting there in a cozy back seat with a warm quilt. I replace the sandwich with a nice book, but thats just me.
No. 200412
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>>200345Ha, this made me laugh.
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To the anon that is dumping tons and tons of autumn goodness, a salute! Unfortunately this is the best I have in terms of autumn, lots of comfy relaxing pictures, but heh.
No. 200419
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Bless this thread.
No. 200421
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All the pics in this thread are absolutely darling and have me yearning for autumn even more.
No. 200426
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>cold brisk weather
>soothing crackling fire
>comforting forest smoky smell
>warm tasty beverage
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No. 200434
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Ctrl+f "soup"
where's the soup?
soup thread
No. 200458
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>>200434Soup is my favorite food in summer, spring, fall, or winter. Soup forever
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No. 200466
>>200463One of my personal favorites from the Midwest is the turning of corn before the harvest.
It feels like it is happening earlier and earlier every year, but sometime in August, the corn reaches its apex and starts to brown out. By late September, almost all of it is a light brown, looking almost as if (and it sort of was) charred in the sun.
This time is one of my favorites, where you can walk beside the fields, participate in corn mazes, or for much of my family, set up deer stands on the side of fields for early morning hunts.
Though this one brilliant period of autumn predictably comes to a soggy, sleety end, the last sounds of the nightly orchestra end their final performances, and the corn, now harvested, gives way to muddy fields and decomposing stalks, as far as the eye can see.
I'm going to Texas.
No. 200468
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>>200466As someone living in Texas, all I can imagine is leaving here. We have some nice Autumn activities, but it always ends up being suffocatingly humid and sticky from September-November, and the leaves don't often change into that beautiful range of colors.
Is anyone here from massachusetts or around there? I've heard wonderful things about the autumn in Mass. and also Connecticut.
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No. 200502
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Fall is for nerds, summer and winter are where the cool kids hang out.
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No. 200511
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>>200504is that dakota rose number one and dakota rose number two
No. 200518
>>200477I know the area up there in the fall gets full of tourists, but is it tolerable? I wanted to move to Salem to find my family's roots but jfc the witch culture scams have ruined it for everyone.
What's the weather like for the rest of the year? Once you get out of the main cities, is there enough countryside for someone to move into or would it not be worth it and just stick to a big city?
I don't want to be like "abloobloo Texas sux the north is so much better it's fall 24/7 & the ppl r so much nicer there!"
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>>200518Outside of the cities, there is some nice countryside around western mass. There's also Vermont, Maine, and New Hampshire which are all top notch. The tourists are tolerable in the fall, but in the winter they cause loads of car accidents due to not being able to deal with mountains and ice. The weather isn't really consistent. Some years, it won't really snow until late December, and then it's all melted by may. Other years, there's a foot of snow on the ground by the end of October and there's still pockets of snow by the end of may. Spring is constantly rainy, but it's really nice. Summer days are usually in the 70s and the 80s, and it rarely gets above 100. It does get humid, but it's not unbearable. Winter is absolutely fantastic, but sometimes it gets REALLY cold, as in 20 below plus wind.
This is all for Vermont, but I imagine that it's pretty similar to NH, north MA, and Maine.
No. 200522
>>200518I live in eastern Connecticut where there's a lot of farms and woodland. I think New England is a great region to live in but it has some ups and downs.
It can get pretty hot in the summer but the temperature is cooler in New Hampshire, Maine and Vermont. Fall is a great time to be in New England but it usually gets cold by the end of October. The sun also sets really early in the winter but during the summer there's daylight from around 6am to 8pm. There are some nice cities to visit like Boston, Portland, Mystic and Providence, and there are also a bunch of private schools and good state universities.
No. 200567
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damn you tards shit up a perfectly good image thread
No. 200575
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Anyone else excited to see Coco in November? It comes out the 22nd.
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No. 200612
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>tfw you'll never happily prance around in snow during the winter
I live in the desert, no seasons for me.
No. 200614
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>>200612Same, anon, but I have been places where it's snowed. Shit sucks, we should be glad.
No. 200625
>>200612Go up to a nearby mountaintop, anon! The hike won't be too bad, and then you can crunch around in the snow all day.
but like
>>200614 said, get snowed on enough and you learn to hate it.
No. 200666
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>>200625>>200631>>200632>>200660>>200661stop shittin' up my image thread you candy ass roody poos.
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No. 200680
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Can't wait to start wearing my oversized knittwear, I've been thrifting and getting them on sale all year long.
No. 200681
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>>200660Don't underestimate the cold. Its all fun and games until someone gets their fingers amputated.
No. 200686
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>>200681>what feels like 50 tonnes of heavy clothing hanging from your body, weighing you down as you attempt to tread through heavy snow, feet struggling to find purchase and sliding around as globs of it fall into your boots, wetting your 7+ pairs of socks. Ye won't be long getting frostbit, you think to yourself.>suddenly, it starts to rain. what used to be a layer of thick, packed-in snow on busy footpaths melts into sleet and slippery ice, a minefield for feeble geriatrics with artificial hips hobbling around, seeing their life flash before their eyes with each insecure step>as you struggle to zip your puffer jacket up over your thick jumper, you notice you're late for the morning lecture. But wait! Your bus is delayed due to the weather conditions. Congratulations, you sad gobshite. It's winter. The local radio show host's blasting a particularly annoying Christmas song by Michael Bublé, followed by an interview of an audibly shaken woman as she recounts the story of how she lost her gay autistic Muslim cripple sister to cancer on Christmas Eve five years ago. Followed by a Toyota advert.I hate winter. The glut of the season is pure, distilled misery.
No. 200688
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>>200686Damn, I'm really glad I live somewhere warm. My only lament is that fall clothes are adorable. I get to wear them for like 3 or 4 months before it starts getting hot again. Fall/winter here really only requires a thin jacket and some faux fur lined leggings. Or just some regular thin leggings under jeans/sweat pants. Too bad the constant high humidity makes any cold bone chilling even without the snow.
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>>200681 That much is true, however, at least you cant get heat stroke, and you don't have to worry about all of those nasty outdoor bugs getting into your home and food. I understand both have their downside and are extremely dangerous, but the winter is much better than the summer.
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Good time to bump this thread?
No. 204003
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>>203994It's never a bad time to bump this thread.
No. 204007
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anyone else put up their halloween decorations already? i put mine up September 1st. i'm too excited
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>>204007I wanted to but the stores here didn't put much fall stuff up until the 8th
I live in the south, I'm still waiting for the orange and yellowing of leaves, what are some good ways to decorate my apartment for fall since a lot of things aren't allowed such as lights, wall hanging with nails, etc
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I envy you, Americans. I want to have widely-celebrated Halloween, too. In my country, celebrating it is frowned upon because SATAN.
idek, catholics, I guess.
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No. 204073
>>200631My hands bleed consistently in the winter. The only way to prevent my bedsheets from getting stained with blood is to smother my hands in sheep-wool lipids and cover them up with gloves.
Meanwhile I hardly break a sweat at 40C in a tropical climate.
Too bad I don't have skills or the money saved up yet to move south, but even in the Southern US it's only warm enough for me in the Summer.
No. 204106
>>204008pumpkins, chairs in the porch/balcony if you have one with a fall table that holds candy, bird cage, lamps, if you can a wreath, thats just for outside though
inside put on leafy table runners, cinnamon, pumpkin, or fall candles, pumpkins, use command hanging strips to hang garlands, pics, etc etc
https://acultivatednest.com/2017/08/diy-fall-dollar-store-home-decor-projects/the thrift store also has a lot of nice things to add, pinterest has great DIYs to make with jars, especially if you are trying to save space
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No. 204320
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>>204243as a horse rider, a big yes. It's more difficult to ride because of the rain but holy lolcow, all the blood-sucking flying creatures are gone. Autumn and winter are tough for horse riding, but also very soothing. I love going for a ride to the woods in autumn, and listening to snow crunching under horse's hooves in winter.
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I wish we celebrated Halloween properly in the UK.
I've always longed for a real halloween experience since I was very young. sigh
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>>204394Isn't the US the only country that really celebrates it?
At least here in Europe I always had the feeling that we can only watch it from afar.
At least in my country it's not very common to really celebrate it.
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>>204432I didn' say that. Please read my comment again. I only said that the US is, as far as as I know, the only country that celebrates it in such a big fashion (also it was more or less a question since I don't know of any other country that celebrates it like the US does).
I know who invented it and what it was for in the beginning.
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>>204432>>204436yes, because we eurochans celebrate Samhain…
I know Halloween's origins, but that does not change the fact that it's America's thing, the Halloween as it is now.
Don't think you're so knowledgable because you've read wikipedia once
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>>204394Yes, we do sort of, where I live hardly anyone cares about it, as soon as october rolls around its just Christmas talk.
>>204432No I personally do know the history of Halloween and its origins. But I wish it was celebrated like they do elsewhere, perhaps it's just where I live in the UK which doesn't seem to really do anything halloween-y.
>>204436If you have the same edgy mindset as burzums time to grow up, can't stay 15 forever.
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>>204443I wasn't even the called out anon.
I said AS IT IS NOW. Halloween NOW. The commercialised festival with pumpkins on porches and shit, not widely-celebrated anywhere else. Dear gods the sudden autism in this thread, why can't some of you just stop nitpicking on a person saying they wished they celebrated Halloween? Smile, sometimes.
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Reviving this thread anons. Fall is almost among us and where I am the leaves are already turning. Post your goodies!
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does anyone have semi-healthy fall recipes? i'm a very seasonal eater but i cant live off of caramel and apples for the next couple of months
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>>300182Maybe not healthy, but I love pears.
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share your Fall Bucketlists and what you plan on doing the next following months especially if you're a eurofag
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>>300780I'm translating a few recipes so it will take a bit to post, but i hope you guys like them!
Simmered Chicken With Chestnuts:
Ingredients (2-3 servings)
Cooked Chestnut 20 pieces
Chicken Thigh 200 g
Leek 1
Snow Peas 10-12
Ginger (grated) 1 tsp
Sugar 2 tbsp
Sake 50 ml (can be replaced with dry white wine or water)
Chicken Stock 150 ml )can be reduced salt/salt free
Dark Soy Sauce 2 tbsp (or regular whatever soy sauce you have)
Mirin 1 tbsp (can be omitted)
Oil for sautéing ~1 tbsp
Cut chicken into bite sized piece, cut leek into 3cm pieces (only use the white and light green parts for best flavor), cut chestnuts in half. If using fresh snow peas, prep them by cutting the stem and tearing the out the string from both sides.
Add 1/2 the oil and quickly stirfry the leek for about one minute. Remove and set aside.
Without cleaning the pan, add the rest of the oil and chicken and brown on medium/high heat. Once browned add the chestnuts and all ingredients other than leeks and peas an stir until just just boiling.
Simmer uncovered on low heat for 15-20 minutes or until most of the broth has evaporated, then add snow peas and leek and cook for about 1-2 minutes until peas are tender.
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>>300182I made this nearly every day last year.
Low carb, low calorie, but filling and hits the autumn food need.
Personally, I didn't use butter and only water to cook the apples but feel free to add butter and more sugar as you need!
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>>300787This recipe can be made vegan!
Kabocha Tofu Soup:
Kabocha Pumpkin (or american sweet potato) 1 pumpkin or ~500 g
Silken tofu 180 g
Unsweetened Soymilk 700 ml (cow or other milks can be used)
2 tbsp Chicken stock powder (or enough bouillon or paste as directed per 3 cups of liquid) (can use vegetable varieties instead)
1 - 2 tbsp honey or sugar to taste
Dash of salt to taste
Butter ~1 tsp to taste (can be omitted)
You will also need a blender/food processor
For kabocha, remove seeds and then scrape out the meat of the squash. For sweet potatoes, peel and chop into small chunks.
Put in a pan and fill with water, just covering the kabocha/potatoes and bring to a boil. Boil for 10-15 minutes (20 for sweet potatoes) until soft.
Cool then blend the kabocha/potato and remaining water in a blender/food processor until smooth then return to pan. Blend tofu as well and add to kabocha mixture, and stir together. Stir in soymilk until the mixture is smooth and uniformly colored.
On medium/low heat stir until blended together then add stock powder, honey, salt and butter. And cook for another 5-10 minutes or until hot.
A teaspoon of fresh cream can be drizzled on top when serving for a richer taste.
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>>300798This is a very nice recipe for fall and is good for snacks or dessert!
Autumn Yogurt Salad
Sweet Potato (can replace with american/western sweet potato) 1 or ~300 g
Apple 1/2 or ~ 50 g
Dark Raisins 20 g
Chopped Walnuts 10 g
Lemon juice 2 tsp
Unsweetened yogurt 4 tbsp (can also use vanilla)
Olive Oil 1 tbsp
Salt and Pepper to taste
Core apple and cut into bite sized pieces, soak in lemon juice, set aside.
Cut sweet potato into 2 cm squares and boil for ~10-15 minutes or until tender. Drain and cool.
Mix together yogurt and olive oil add salt and pepper to taste.
Drain apples and add all the ingredients into a bowl and mix until coated with yogurt mixture. Feel free to add more salt/pepper if desired.
Refrigerate or eat at room temperature.
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>>300803Very low-cal recipe with no added sugar (or anything)
Stewed Apple and Sweet Potato:
Sweet Potato(can use american/western) 1 or ~300 g
Apple 1/2 or ~50 g
Water 100 ml
Lemon juice 1 tbsp
Cinnamon to taste
Raisins as desired
Slice sweet potato into bite sized chunks. Core and slice apple into bite sized chunks.
Add everything to a pan and boil, covered for ~10 minutes (if using western sweet potato add everything but apple and boil 10-15 minutes, then add apple for 10 additional minutes)
Top with cinnamon and raisins as desired and eat hot or chilled.
You can also add chestnuts to this recipe if you like, but it takes away from the sweetness.
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what are your plans for this fall, farmers ? Have any good mushroom recipe to share ? Some special soup? A specific halloween idea ? A fall playlist maybe ??
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>>463511How about some fall fragrances? I bought the Lancôme one spontaneously a couple of weeks ago and it's lovely.
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>>463512Can you share the playlist? I love good additions to my own halloween one.
>>463516that sounds so nice!