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- 1Seven Savory Apple Recipes to Make the Most of Harvest Season▼7 Savory Apple Recipes—and Expert Tips to Make the Most of the Harvest
Sunset Magazine has published a roundup of seven savory apple recipes, pairing each dish with expert tips for making the most of the autumn harvest. The feature moves beyond desserts, showcasing apples in main courses and sides while offering guidance on selecting and using seasonal varieties at their peak.
- 2Apple Expert Shares Tips for Choosing the Best Baking Apples●An Apple Professor Told Us How to Choose the Best Ones for Baking
An apple specialist, described as an 'Apple Professor', has shared guidance on selecting the best apple varieties for baking. The advice covers which traits, such as firmness and tartness, matter most when apples are cooked. The seasonal tip has been picked up by food and lifestyle outlets including Sunset Magazine as home bakers look for reliable variety recommendations.
- 3Ten Tasks to Prepare Your Fall Garden for Success▼10 Things to Do to Set Your Fall Garden up for Success
Sunset Magazine has published a checklist of ten things gardeners should do now to set their fall gardens up for success. The seasonal guide covers typical autumn preparation steps, aimed at home gardeners transitioning from summer growing. It is part of a wave of fall gardening advice circulating as the season approaches.
- 4Ofland Escalante Honored in Sunset's 2026 Travel Awards●Ofland Escalante Honored by Sunset’s ‘26 Travel Awards
Ofland Escalante, a lodging and outdoor hospitality destination in Escalante, Utah, has been recognized in Sunset magazine's 2026 Travel Awards. The honor highlights the property's growing reputation in Southwestern US travel. Details of the specific category and the judging process were not provided in the announcement.
- 5San Francisco ADU Designed to Look Like an Elevated Garden Shed●This San Francisco ADU Was Designed to Look Like an Elevated Garden Shed Instead of a Back House
Sunset Magazine is showcasing a San Francisco accessory dwelling unit designed to resemble an elevated garden shed rather than a conventional back house. The design aims to blend the small backyard home into its garden setting instead of reading as a separate rental unit. The project highlights growing interest in ADUs as cities like San Francisco encourage backyard construction to ease housing shortages.