Nothing complements a crisp fall morning like the smell of freshly baked, orange-scented scones. With a whole-wheat flour and coconut milk-base, this crumbly pastry tastes just as decadent as your favorite bakery’s offering… but slightly less rich so you have room to try everything on the brunch table.

A steaming cup of chai makes a dish of oatmeal more cozy, sure, but have you tried combining the two? Creamy, chai-infused baked oatmeal (with banana for sweetness) under a blanket of nutty topping effectively calls for a big sweater and slippers. Because who says you can’t have brunch in your pajamas?

Ditch the baked eggs and try a brunch dish with a little more pizzazz. Mix fresh pumpkin (or butternut squash in a pinch) with kale, tofu, and autumnal spices (turmeric! cinnamon!) for a garlicky and flavorful savory morning meal.

For the no-nonsense bruncher, we present a morning classic with a fall twist: chocolaty pumpkin waffles. Sweeten the moist batter with a few globs of honey to let the pumpkin flavor stand out. We recommend pulling hot waffles directly off of the iron, covering in maple syrup, and devouring while still standing up.

One sip of this cider-based cocktail and you’ll be a little less upset about the end of rosé season. Pop a bottle of cold Prosecco (or let’s be real—that five-dollar bottle of André in your closet) to top a mixture of apple cider, orange liqueur, and maple syrup.

What happens when you give a classic brunch fruit salad an autumnal twist? A soft and sweet fruit bake with just a hint of crunch. We love this dish with a dollop of Greek yogurt or as a pancake or waffle topping.

For a slightly more substantial brunch option, turn to a fresh quinoa salad. Mix tart green and sweet red apples with chickpeas, walnuts, and dried cranberries for a dish that makes a tasty side this morning, and a filling main dish tomorrow night—you’re going to want to make a double batch, trust us.