Are you getting bored of the same old pumpkin pie year after year? I think it's due time for an upgrade, this elevated s'mores pumpkin pie is a new fall favorite in our family!

I created a velvety s'mores pie years ago and everyone absolutely loved that pie, but I wondered how I could make it more festive for the holiday season with a cozy fall feel. Basically all it needed was a simple pumpkin pie filling added and you get two highly popular flavors in one pie!

Each layer here offers well balanced flavor and it's own unique texture. Chocolate, pumpkin, graham, and marshmallow flavors all pair beautifully together creating a harmonious blend that seems meant to be.

Once you taste this pie for yourself you may likely never look back to a plain old fashioned pumpkin pie. This is one for the holiday recipe collection that's sure to impress year after year!

Over the years I've shared many ways to make chili including healthier versions such as Vegetarian Chili, Quinoa Chili, Sweet Potato and Black Bean Chili. A traditional Chili Con Carne and a Turkey Chili. A fun spin making Chili Mac, plus my highly popular White Chicken Chili and Slow Cooker Chili.

But what I've been missing is one I think you'll turn to most often, this flavor packed, stovetop cooked, classic chili. This is the batch of chili that will have you savoring every bite!

Chili was one of the very first things I learned to cook. I was actually the kid that would go to the library and read the cookbooks instead of the fiction books.

I remember learning to cook chili from a Betty Crocker cookbook and ever since I've made hundreds of batches of chili many different ways. This recipe is my favorite I've come up with.

It's straightforward, covers all the bases, has rich depth of flavor, and it's a chili everyone can agree on. It freezes beautifully and it's excellent over baked potatoes if you want it even heartier.

I'd dare say this is the ultimate cold weather stew. Try it soon and pile it high with all your favorite chili toppings!

Every fall calls for a few pumpkin desserts, it's always fun to make a favorite and to try something new. This year the amazingly tasty creation to try is this blissful pumpkin bundt cake with a decadent browned butter glaze.

The cake batter is incredibly easy to make, you don't even need an electric mixer for the recipe. You simply blend the wet ingredients (and sugars) and dry ingredients, then combined them. After that spread it in a bundt pan bake it in a hot oven until it's set.

Let it cool (the hardest part, the waiting!), then smother it with a copious spoonfuls of that nutty browned butter glaze and highlight it with the pecans.

You'll want to savor every bite of this autumn inspired pumpkin dessert!

You know you can't go wrong with enchiladas for dinner. They are one of the most popular Mexican foods and for good reason. They are 100% pure comfort food!

You get cozy carbs, loads of melty stretchy cheese, hearty filling chicken, and a homemade creamy Hatch green chili sauce you'll want to eat by the spoonful.

When you aren't sure what to make for dinner go for these enchiladas. They never disappoint!

Wondering what to pair with green chile chicken enchiladas? Good options are Mexican rice, cilantro lime rice, black beans, refried beans, corn on the cob, or sautéed bell peppers and onions.

This is the soup you'll crave year round! It tastes so similar to a melty cheesy chicken enchilada but without all the hassle of assembly, plus a bonus of extra fillers (like black beans, corn and avocado) to make it more of a meal in one.

You can't go wrong with its trio of enchilada flavors. Earthy and robust chili spices paired with tangy, rich cheese and the balance of corn tortilla style flavor from the masa harina. It's a combo your taste buds wont forget.

Enchiladas are one of the all time best foods, so why not transform those flavors it into a soul warming soup? Then highlight it of with a variety of garnishes and pair with crisp tortilla chips for dunking and let the compliments begin!

Start out soup season on a great note with this amazingly satisfying enchilada soup!

This hearty ground beef stir fry is a more economical stir fry made with ground beef instead, so you still get all those rich beefy flavors without paying upwards of $20 a pound for steak.

Plus, with this recipe there's no marinating required. You simply sear the ground beef in chunks, saute the vegetables and toss it all with a simple, flavorful stir fry sauce.

And for a time save tip you can prep the vegetables while the ground beef cooks so you can have this dish ready in 30 minutes!

You'll find this is a very customizable stir fry that can also be made with other proteins and vegetables that you already have on hand (see below for ideas).

It's the perfect clean out the fridge recipe for when you need to use up those veggies nearly past the prime in the vegetable drawer.

All of that makes this the ideal recipe to keep on hand for when those Chinese take out cravings strike. There's lots to love about this completely satisfying stir fry recipe!

Simple shredded Honey Garlic Chicken is a family friendly recipe that's a great option for busy days when you don't have much time to spend in the kitchen making a meal.

You simply prepare a basic honey garlic sauce with a handful of ingredients, pour it over chicken in a crockpot, then let it cook low and slow for for 4 to 5 hours (while you get that busy to do list done). Then to finish shred the cooked chicken, thicken the sauce, toss both together and this easy chicken dinner is ready!

It pairs perfectly with steamed rice and vegetables and will make a great lunch the following day if you happen to have any left.

Who doesn't love cinnamon rolls? But who loves all the work it takes to make a typical cinnamon roll?

That's where these mouthwatering cinnamon roll pancakes make a big difference. All the flavor without all the hassle!

When I initially started to make this recipe I tested along the lines of a cinnamon roll pancake featuring a cinnamon sugar swirl cooked right into the center, which is common. But I found it was a mess, a hassle, and they burned quite easy.

So, instead I switched things up and when with this easier, less messy option. Creating a generously cinnamon infused pancake finished with a cream cheese icing atop - which can either be swirled in over in a decorative pattern to mimic a cinnamon roll or it can simply be spread over for ease. The taste will be just the same.

Save this over-the-top delicious cinnamon roll pancake recipe for your next weekend breakfast or holiday brunch. People of all ages will love them!

These mouthwatering fajita bowls are an great option for when you are craving fajitas but wanting to try a fresh new spin.

They are also a more economical way to enjoy beef fajitas, in switching from steak to ground beef.

Plus these bowls don't require marinating time and can be made super fast if you have leftover rice. I like to cook up a big batch of rice in my rice cooker and make dinners for the next few days using it up.

Tasty options for when you want to use up a big batch of rice include chicken fried rice, Korean beef bowls, salmon rice bowls, and finish up with these nicely seasoned ground beef fajita bowls!

This is the simple, hearty, high protein beef burrito you'll want for lunch or dinner any day of the week! It's a family friendly recipe you'll have on repeat.

These homemade burritos are a go-to recipe for me. I've made them too many times to count and I've always got a stash of them in my freezer. Once you try them for yourself you'll see why.

They are incredibly easy to prepare, they freeze perfectly well, and you'll find they heat up amazingly toasted and browned in a hot skillet. Plus these easy burritos are an excellent last minute dinner option on busy days if you've got some stored in the freezer (I freeze single servings of cilantro lime rice to pair with them because sometimes we just crave lots of carbs).

There's plenty of ways you can switch these up, though I usually just go as is for simplicity and the flavor is spot on delicious. A jar of salsa, a few simple Mexican spices, plenty of beef and cheese does the trick.

Then smother them atop to your hearts content with your favorite toppings. Or just serve solo and absolutely no one will complain.