What's For Dinner? Volume Two
Real life doesn't leave room for five-pot dinners and an hour of cleanup, and this cookbook was built exactly for that reality.
Inside, you'll find over 50 comforting, Italian-inspired recipes designed for busy weeknights, easy entertaining, and everything in between. From creamy one-pot pastas and crispy pan-fried chicken to slow-braised classics, cheesy shareable dips, and hearty soups, every recipe comes together with minimal mess and maximum flavor, most in 45 minutes or less, and almost all in a single pot, pan, or skillet.
This is comfort food done the practical way: rich, cheesy, garlicky, and deeply satisfying, without demanding hours in the kitchen or a sink full of dishes afterward. Standouts include the indulgent Million Dollar Ravioli, the trending Marry Me Shrimp Orzo and Marry Me Chicken Noodle Soup, a melt-in-your-mouth Italian Stracotto perfect for Sunday dinner, and the namesake One Pot Momma Crispy Chicken Cutlets.
Whether you're feeding a hungry family on a Tuesday night, hosting a gathering, or just craving something warm and Italian-inspired without the fuss, this book was made to be your go-to. Every recipe has been tested in a real kitchen, for real life, because dinner shouldn't be complicated to be good.
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About this creator
Brandi Heath
Enjoy a book full of recipes that answer the everyday question of “What’s for Dinner”.
This book has all ONE POT recipes that are simple for anyone to follow. Get back to the enjoyment of cooking and maximising time with your family.
I'm a working wife and mom of two, so I understand the stress of trying to fit everything in, in one day. This book is my way of helping all of the busy men and women out there who need some simple to follow recipes to make weeknight dinners fun again!
With my recipes you will have a dinner that the whole family enjoys without slaving over the pot all day!! Each recipe is designed with you in mind and is a favourite in our household.
But I have also thrown in some of my favourite “Big Pot” weekend meals! These are also still simple to follow, just take longer to cook. But they are the definition of Southern, home cooking!