13 Desserts You'll Need To Kick Off Baking Season

Sound the alarm — baking season has begun! Here are some desserts you'll need to get the perfect start this year.

1. Deep Dish Apple Cobbler

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Make this to say thanks to the person who hoisted you up onto their shoulders when you went apple picking. Recipe here.

2. Caramel Apple Cakies

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Ice cream sandwiches better watch out. Recipe here.

3. Autumn Blueberry Pie

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If you've already decided to spend the day making cookies, you might as well use those cookie cutters to make a few of these as well. Recipe here.

4. Pumpkin Spice Bars

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When Halloween candy isn't satisfying anymore, these pumpkin bars will come to the rescue. Recipe here.

5. German Chocolate Cake

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Bring warmth and decadence into your kitchen with this luscious recipe. Find it here.

6. Cranberry Almond Biscotti

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Definitely be sure to kick back and relax with a warm blanket, a good book, and a heap of these at some point this fall. Recipe here.

7. Pumpkin Spice Latte Cookies

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Whenever you're in need of some love, these guys will be ready. Recipe here.

8. Blueberry Crumble Pie

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If you've got a bunch of guests to entertain, this crumble is bound to warm their hearts and souls. Recipe here.

9. Pumpkin Pie Crunch

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This crunchy dessert is the perfect way to cap off an afternoon at the pumpkin patch. Recipe here.

10. Red Velvet Crinkle Cookies

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Powdered sugar on top of velvety cookies. What more could you want? Recipe here.

11. Easy Apple Spice Cake

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Instead of lighting one of those fall-scented candles, just make this instead. Recipe here.

12. Cranberry Orange Cupcakes

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The beautiful color combination here (along with the mix of the sweet and tart flavors) is the perfect way to represent the changing of the seasons. Recipe here.

13. Butterscotch Apple Pie

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Warm apples covered in butterscotch will make you forget all about that silly season called "summer." Recipe here.

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