What’s For Dinner?: 30-minute quick and easy family meals. The Sunday Times bestseller from the Taming Twins fuss-free family food blog
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The new Sunday Times best-selling food bible for busy families!
Juggling daily life and eating well can feel impossible, especially after a busy day – finding time to think about mealtimes can feel like just another chore. But this book will do the hard work for you – and restore peaceful dinner times amid the chaos of family life!
With 100 recipes and ten weekly meal plans plus shopping lists for absolutely everything you need, this book will take the pain out of planning and be your solution to those daily dinner dilemmas.
So, dig in for delicious dishes such as Halloumi Bean Bake, BLT Pasta, Peanut Pork Noodles, Tortilla Pizzas, Chorizo Risotto, Crispy Pesto Cod, Steak Fajitas, Lentil Linguine, Tikka Naan Burgers, plus weekend breakfasts and sweet treats – all ready in 30 minutes or less!
This is real food, to make and share, big on taste, even when you’re low on time.
Sarah Rossi’s book ‘What’s for Dinner in One Pot?’ was a Sunday Times bestseller w/c 09-10-2023.
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Additional information
| Publisher | HarperCollins (2 Feb. 2023) |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Hardcover | 224 pages |
| ISBN-10 | 0008567697 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-0008567699 |
| Dimensions | 19.5 x 2.1 x 25.2 cm |
by Harry
Really easy to follow tasty recipes. I have used this book for 4 meals a week for 4 weeks in a row now!
by Suzy
Very useful book, full.of great ideas, all easy to make, not expensive, excellent!
by Sabrina Mcmillan
This book is a life saver. I now no longer have to do shopping lists, or think about meals. With meal plans for 10 weeks, I am now about to start this cycle for the 3rd time. The meals taste fab and are healthy and nutritious. We have not had one bad meal they are all delicious
by Janet
Having lost the will slightly on cooking two separate meals all the time (one for the two year old, the other for us adults) I thought I’d give WFD a try. Some of the recipes are a little bit bland for our tastes, understandably for kids, but they’ve all been so quick and easy for us it’s well worth a bit of tweaking. We’ve also been pleasantly surprised at the positive impact on our food bills, which has been a bonus.
by Ted Haynes
Great
by Elisabeth Maskrey
It is bold to claim a cook book can transform your life but once you have discovered this book you will understand why I say this. I’m not even the target market being single and child free but the recipes are foolproof and delicious. There are no obscure ingredients and there are helpful hits suggesting substitutes to make the recipes cheaper or vegetarian. As I am usually cooking for one I either use the full recipes to batch cook or halve it and have tasty leftovers for the following day. When I have friends with children round I can cook for them using these recipes knowing there will be clean plates all round. I’m looking forward to the next book of one pot meals and will not be surprised if it is even better.
by A
I bought this and “what mummy makes” to try and home cook more for my fussy 20 month old with food allergies. The book doesn’t have substitutes but I’ve just made them anyway. I actually cried today because it’s the first time my son has enjoyed and finished a proper meal I’ve cooked him! My husband and I ate the rest and it was delicious. I prefer this book to the other mentioned as it has recipes we/toddler are more likely to eat but also it has a shopping list for a weeks’ worth of recipes which is super handy. Love!
by Amazon Customer
Been following her recipes in IG so glad I brought this book. Easy to understand recipes quick and easy for that busy family life.