 By Contributing Author: Sharon A. See There was no doubt this past weekend was the first weekend of fall. Crisp temperatures came on quickly and with them come a desire for heartier fare. Fall is the perfect time of year for soups, slow cooker recipes and casserole dishes. You can create hearty, healthy, time-saving meals that will free you up to enjoy the beautiful fall weather. Soups, slow cooker, and casserole dishes are especially great for busy people. Everything cooks together in the same pot making for less cleanup. Unlike stovetop cooking, you don’t have to be there to watch over the cooking process. Most recipes can be modified to swap out foods you’re not so fond of and replace them with your favorites. And, you can easily make extra for a second meal and lunches. There is really no downside to these types of meals. To get you starting this season, I’ve shared with you three of my fall favorites. Make the most of these recipes with the freshest ingredients found at the Monroe Farmers’ Market. Enjoy! About Sharon A. See I hope you are enjoying my articles. If you’d like some customized strategies and support with healthy eating for you and your family, please reach out to me. I’m happy to help! If you have farmer’s market or healthy eating questions you’d like answered or topics you’d like to hear more about, please let me know. See below to contact me. Sharon A. See Certified Holistic Health Coach Vitalized Wellness Shelton, CT Sharon@vitalizedwellness.com You can contact me and find other interesting articles, resources, and recipes on my website at www.vitalizedwellness.com. Click here to receive my weekly blog delivered right to your inbox. Follow me on Facebook at www.facebook.com/vitalizedwellness
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