Chocolate-dipped orange shortbread cookies

Buttery shortbread cookies with orange zest are dipped in chocolate for a delicious cookie perfect for the holiday season.

Pork and cabbage stir fry

This simple stir fry of ground pork and cabbage is sweet, sticky, and a little spicy and simple to make. It's a delicious weeknight dinner for the whole family.

Gram's classic Christmas thumbprint cookies

These thumbprint cookies are rolled in chopped walnuts and filled with your favorite jam or jelly for a traditional Christmas cookie that is sure to be a family favorite.

Sour cream cranberry bars

These delicious bars combine sour cream and dried cranberries with a bit of lemon zest and are sandwiched in a buttery crust of oats, flour, and brown sugar for a delicious dessert. 

Turkey and apple cheddar-biscuit pie

This meal is full-on autumn comfort food at its best! Turkey, apples, and vegetables in a cider gravy all topped with light and buttery cheddar biscuits and baked until golden and bubbly. 

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It has easily become a new favorite of ours. This recipe is a modified version of a similar dish in one of my favorites books: Apples of Uncommon Character: Heirlooms, Modern Classics, & Little-known Wonders. It's not a cookbook, but a beautiful book all about apples that also has 20 apple recipes in the back. I sometimes dream of living on an apple orchard one day and have a bit of an obsession with all the different varieties and with apple recipes. 

This dish is delicious as is, but I think different vegetables would also work very well such as replacing the celery with celery root, replacing the potato with turnip or rutabaga, or even adding a bit of cubed winter squash like butternut. This recipe will serve about four to five people.