What’s For Dinner

30 Stress-free, one-pot dinners to feed the whole family!

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Easy, nutritious, family-friendly meals…to help you stress less and easily answer the question “WHAT’S FOR DINNER?”

Quick, simple meals that satisfy kids and adults alike

Less mess, one-pot meals

“Lazy Levels” let you choose how much time + effort you want to spend

Easy to find ingredients + a pantry and freezer guide

Slow cooker, pressure cooker, stove-top, sheet pan, and one pan meal options

Tips for even better sheet pan, slow cooker, and pressure cooker meals

This digital cookbook will give you easy-to-follow recipes, tips for feeding your family (fast!), and will help you “set it and forget it” when planning dinner!

I’m Heather…nice to meet you!

As a mom of 2 boys and a trained chef, I’m here to show you how to get delicious, nutritious dinners on the table…fast!

Heather Wish Staller is a recipe developer and cooking instructor who specializes in helping adults and kids of all ages gain confidence and skill in the kitchen. A mother of two boys, she loves introducing children to the wonders of fresh, delicious food, and helping other parents feel less stress about cooking. Heather has written 2 cookbooks for kids, including her most recent, Kid Kitchen: Fun & Easy Recipes You Can Make All By Yourself! (or With Just a Little Help). Heather also runs a popular family food blog, happykidskitchen.com, and has a wonderful community of food-loving parents and caregivers on Instagram at @heather.happykidskitchen.

After going to Bowdoin College (where she met her husband), she fulfilled her lifelong dream of going to culinary school.

When she’s not cooking, you can find her spending time with her family and rescue dog, Penny, at their home by the beach outside Boston.

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THIS 70+ PAGE DIGITAL COOKBOOK FEATURES:

30 stress-free dinner recipes you AND your family will love!

No complicated ingredients!

A list of pantry and freezer staples

Tricks and tips for slow cooker, pressure cooker, and sheet pan meals

Tips for adding veggies to QUICK meals

Quick recipes with prep and cooking times listed for every recipes

“Lazy Levels” so YOU decide if you want a no-chop, “dump and forget” type meal or something a bit more involved (nothing too complicated, I promise!)

Options for slow cooker, pressure cooker, sheet pan, stove-top, and one-pan recipes

A selection of vegetarian and allergy-friendly-recipes (clearly marked at the top of the page for easy reference)

If you’re looking forward to less-stress planning what’s for dinner, meals the whole family will be asking for again and again, and simple ideas for getting veggies in without complaint, What’s For Dinner serves up all that and more!

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Take a Sneak Peek!

Table of Contents

Slow Cooker "Baked" Sweet Potatoes with Taco Topping Bar

Lightened-up Lasagna Soup

Maple Glazed Salmon & Roasted Asparagus

Honey Mustard Glazed Pork Tenderloin with Root Veggies

Mini Burger Bites with Sweet Potato Fries

Quick + Easy Dinner Ideas

Avoid the dreaded “what’s for dinner?” panic! No need to reinvent the wheel every night. These recipes will become your new go-to favorites that play to kids’ and adults’ palates alike!

And…you are in the driver’s seat and can decide just how much time and energy you have by picking your “lazy level”.

It’s truly WHAT’S FOR DINNER!

Tips + Tricks for Whenever You're in the Kitchen

Want to gain some tips and tricks for how to add veggies into your meals quickly? Need the basics when it comes to your slow cooker, pressure cooker, or making a great sheet pan meal? What’s for Dinner has you covered!

What people are saying about WHAT’S FOR DINNER

[What’s For Dinner] is one of my favorite cookbooks! The recipes are very easy to follow and perfect for busy nights. I’ve basically cooked through the whole book and my family has enjoyed every recipe! I like how it is broken down into cooking method (sheet pan/instant pot/slow cooker, etc). And I also like how there are suggestions for substitutions if needed. We have so many favorite dishes—Teriyaki Sheet Pan Stir Fry, Maple Glazed Salmon and Crispy Fish and a Chips to name a few. I always find myself gravitating to this book for meal planning when I have a busy week ahead. It has saved me from ordering takeout after a busy afternoon of sports practices and games. And my family always gets excited when they know I’m cooking from the book because they know the meal will be extra tasty and full of flavor. I highly recommend!

CHRISTINA

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