What to Cook When You Don’t Feel Like Cooking

This book is so useful! I haven’t owned it for very long and it’s already become my go-to cookbook for realistic meal planning. The approachable recipes are quick, convenient, and delicious! Even on busy days I know I can pull it from the shelf and get inspired to use something from the cupboard or the fridge.

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As someone who cooks dinner 6/7 days a week, this cookbook resonates deeply with me. Caroline Chambers understands that cooking isn’t just about the recipe – it’s about meeting you where you are.

What I Love About This Book:

  • Realistic approach to weeknight cooking
  • Clear instructions that don’t feel overwhelming
  • Flexible ingredient suggestions (perfect for what you have on hand and some swaps for when you don’t)
  • Recipes that actually match the energy you have for cooking

Standout Recipes I’ve Tried:

  • Skillet Cheddar Turkey Burgers (page 205)
  • One-Skillet Chicken & Pesto Rice (page 196) – except I made it with the suggested swap of harissa for the pesto for a spicier version
  • Sausage and Kale Pasta (page 84)

This isn’t just another cookbook – it’s like having a friend in the kitchen who gets that sometimes you just need to get dinner on the table, while other times you’re ready to try something new. Every recipe I’ve tried has been reliable and adaptable, making it a true kitchen companion.

Perfect for:

  • Busy families
  • Anyone who wants to cook more at home but feels intimidated
  • Those nights when you want good food without the fuss

 

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