This season brings an abundance of fresh ingredients, and there’s no better time to enjoy it than when they’re at their peak, to eat fresh, cook with it – and cook too. Seasonal fruits and vegetables can help pies, cobblers and crisps take center stage and add vibrancy to your candies, cakes and muffins. As we move from summer to fall (not yet, but it does happen!), The recipes below welcome all berries, zucchini, apples, pears, squash and more to our ovens (and bellies). .
Blueberry cornmeal scones with homemade jam and maple mascarpone
Plump blueberries pair well with homemade jam and maple mascarpone to make these scones pop.

Country-style cardamom and strawberry tart
Sweet and tangy, this strawberry pie is a crowd pleaser for your backyard grilling.

Strawberry shortbread scones
A strawberry scone shortcake that’s a nice addition to teatime.

Berry pie puff squares
It’s the vegan, gluten-free and unbranded version of Pop-Tarts!

Strawberry Cobbler with Bourbon Brown Sugar Sour Cream
With or without bourbon, this strawberry cobbler can masquerade as a delicious brunch dish or a sweet dessert.

Raspberry imprint cookies
You can really leave your mark with these cookies, literally and figuratively.

Kale and Zucchini Muffins
You would never know these muffins were filled with a ton of veggies!

Deep peach pie
This pie is full of fresh peaches!

tarte tatin
Caramelized apples and buttery puff pastry? Say yes to this classic French dessert.

Apple and cheddar pie
The sharpness of the cheddar cheese balances wonderfully with the acidity of the apple in this rustic pie.

Pear and spicy apple crumble
The mix of pears and apples, mixed with a myriad of spices, gives a crisp, simple recipe a boost.

Nadiya half pear crumble
A single serving of pear crumble lets you decide your pear to crumble ratio.

Rustic mushroom and kale pancake
A flaky crust envelops full-bodied mushrooms and delicious kale.

Squash and Mushroom Delicata Tart
A nice vegetarian main dish to share.

Zucchini fries with tomato sauce with grilled peppers and large pieces
Consider this healthier version of fries and ketchup.
