What You Should Eat in October, Based on Your Zodiac Sign

Happy birth-month, Libras! Fall is here, which means it’s time to slip into new routines and gain our footing for the season ahead. We looked into the stars to find out what you should be eating to do just that. (Hint: There are a lot of cozy soups and stews in your future.) Here are all of our picks.

You’re always looking to up your culinary game and try things you haven’t experimented with before. This slow cooker pumpkin French toast casserole is a surefire way to knock out both of those things at once.

If you’re overwhelmed with the amount of decisions on your plate, sit back, relax, and take the guesswork out of at least one of them. Start by deciding on dinner tonight: easy one-pot chicken taco soup.

Sure, you’ve already tried regular egg-in-a-hole — the kind with toast — but have you ever tried ACORN SQUASH EGG-IN-A-HOLE? Sounds like an adventure to me.

Something tells me you’re going to have a hard time making sure these scalloped potatoes make their way from your kitchen to the potluck fully intact. Don’t hog them!

Are you usually indecisive when it comes to all the options at the dessert table? Combine a whole slew of yummy treats into one by making this easy one-bowl apple Bundt cake.

If there’s anyone who could stand to eat a cozy, comforting, hug-in-a-bowl soup, it’s you. This slow cooker potato soup promises all of that and more.

Leos are known for thinking highly of themselves, and that’s a good thing in the kitchen — especially if you have the chops to back it up. Make this slow cooker boeuf bourguignon that Julia Child would be proud of (and so will you).

Are you itching to use up all the odds and ends in your fridge (like last night’s Brussels sprouts), but just can’t stomach just heating and eating? Try making this lemony Brussels sprouts & breadcrumb spaghetti. It’s a whole new dish and nothing will go to waste.

This classic shepherd’s pie is guaranteed to give you a certain peace of mind come dinnertime. Everyone around your table will find something to love about it — so there’s nothing to be stressed about.

You’re kind of spicy and unexpected (and anything but basic). That’s how I’d describe these clever pumpkin spice Rice Krispies treats, too.

Are you go-with-the-flow enough to trade in traditional fettuccine Alfredo for butternut squash fettuccine Alfredo?

You know what’s super practical? Using up all the fall veggies in your fridge before they’ve seen better days. Make this crowd-pleasing orzo with caramelized fall vegetables and zesty ginger.