When it comes to wholesome treats for dogs, one surprising superfood may already be sitting on your kitchen counter: pumpkin.

From fluffy pancakes to overnight oats and make-ahead muffins, these pumpkin breakfast recipes will elevate your morning ...

It's pumpkin soup time. I despise pumpkin soup in spring and summer, then suddenly the English oak tree's leaves begins to ...

A pineapple upside-down cake is always a show-stopping dessert but can be time consuming to pull off for a last-minute dinner ...

Arby's and McDonald's newest pumpkin-themed treats promise to capture the essence of autumn.

Health supplements derived from pumpkin seed oil have seen a surge in popularity recently because of the conceivable health advantages they potentially offer. The creation of these supplements ...

Place rolled oats, chia seeds, pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds ... Enjoy with your favorite toppings, such as fresh fruits, chocolate chips, nuts, or maple syrup.

Both fresh and canned pumpkin are good sources ... These can be irritating to your dog’s stomach. Some canned pumpkin-pie mixes contain xylitol as a sweetener, which is toxic to dogs.

It isn't fall without pumpkin pie! Fresh pumpkin or squash puree is always delicious but not nearly as handy as canned pumpkin. Go straight to the source for your Kentucky Derby party: make this ...

The candle will “cook” the spice and your jack-o’-lantern will smell like pumpkin pie. And to keep squirrels from snacking on your pumpkin, dampen the pumpkin and sprinkle paprika on it.

Instead of pulling inspiration from pumpkin spice lattes or pie, the fan favorite dessert ... and you'll have fresh pumpkin pancakes, waffles, muffins or bread any time a craving hits.