It’s here! My newest book, The Cottagecore Christmas Cookbook.

I didn’t write this one for perfect kitchens. I wrote it for real ones. For wooden spoons that have seen a few winters, for aprons dusted with flour, and for anyone who believes beauty can live inside the ordinary.

This book isn’t polished or pretentious, it’s personal. A quiet collection of Christmas recipes from the cottage. The kind of recipes that make a house smell alive with gingerbread cookies and a loaf cooling by the window while snow drifts past. That’s the charm of it, it’s the cookbook you don’t mind getting a little messy. Because it’s meant to live in the kitchen, not on a coffee table.

What’s Inside

• Rustic Christmas bakes
• Cozy drinks
• Simple gifts from the kitchen, the kind you can wrap in parchment and ribbon.

This isn’t about performing Christmas. It’s about feeling it. About bringing back the kind of traditions that make you forget to look at your phone and start humming along to carols again.

When I started writing this book, I imagined the kind of person who might find it one day, maybe years from now, in a thrift shop or on a shelf, flip it open, and feel something familiar. That’s the kind of book I wanted to make. A little worn, and very much alive.

A Little Gift

This year, I wanted to create something special to go along with The Cottagecore Christmas Cookbook, something you could print, place on your table, and let it become part of your family tradition.

So, I made a Christmas Eve Dinner Menu, inspired by the recipes inside the book and the cozy feeling of a candlelit cottage supper.

It’s a free printable! Simple, festive, and meant to bring a touch of warmth to your holiday table. The menu includes comforting favorites like Chestnut & Thyme Soup, Roast Chicken with Herbs & Chestnuts, Creamy Scalloped Potatoes, and the nostalgic Yule Log Cake to end the night.

You can print it on cardstock or textured paper, place one at each setting, or frame it near your serving table for a touch of vintage charm.

🎄 Download your free printable:

Whether your table is full or small and quiet this year, I hope this little printable adds a moment of joy, the kind that glows softly, and reminds you that home is enough.

If you’ve ever wanted Christmas to feel like it used to. Slow, fragrant, and full of heart…this is your book.

→ Get your copy of The Cottagecore Christmas Cookbook on Amazon.

Light a candle. Tie your apron. Bake something that feels like love. This Christmas, let’s bring the magic home.

Before I go, I just want to say thank you, truly.
For reading, for baking along with me, and for believing in this little world I’m building.

Every message means more to me than I can say. You’ve turned this small dream of mine into something real and full of light.

With all my love and gratitude,
Autumn