Dinner, Sorted!
Eight weeks of dinners, already decided.
Five dinners a week, planned together, with one coordinated shopping list for each. In a printed A5 book that lies flat on your worktop.
A real printed book, posted to you. Not a PDF, not an app.
Written for a British kitchen: grams, Celsius, and an ordinary supermarket shop.
It's twenty to six and the fridge is open again.
You know how to cook. That was never the problem.
The problem is the deciding — every night, at the end of the day, with everyone waiting. And then working out what you'd have needed to buy to make it happen.
What changes
Instead of
Deciding at ten to six.
A second shop on Wednesday because Thursday needs something.
Half a bag of spinach going off in the drawer.
A phone propped against the kettle.
You get
The week decided before it starts.
One shop that covers all five dinners.
Ingredients that get used.
A book that stays open beside you while you cook.
Half past six on a Thursday
The tin goes in at twenty past six. By seven the kitchen smells of lemon and thyme, the plates go down, and nobody asks what's for dinner — it's already in front of them.
How it works
The five dinners in each week were planned together — not collected separately. That is what makes one shop enough.
Planned as a week — not five unrelated recipes from five different places.
That is the whole point of it.
Because the five dinners were chosen together, one list covers all of them. The half bag of spinach has somewhere to go on Thursday. You're not standing in the shop on Wednesday night trying to remember what Thursday needs.
Five dinners. One coordinated shop. That's the week handled.
Take a look inside
One of the eight weeks
Five dinners. One list. Food that smells like someone cooked it, out of things any supermarket has.
This book is for you if…
What it isn't. It isn't a diet book. There's no plan to stick to, nothing to give up and nothing to count. The recipes are built around two and scale up or down without awkward maths.
Two months of weeknights, already decided.
Pick a week. Do one shop. Cook five dinners. Then come back and do a different one.
Eight weeks, and none of them the same
Some weeks are about time. Some are about the washing up. One is about barely having to shop at all.
- The Easy Week — nothing complicated, nothing to look up.
- The One-Pan Week — five dinners in one tin. Barely any washing up.
- The Batch Week — cook once on Sunday, Wednesday is half done.
- The Freezer Week — fills the freezer while it feeds you.
- The Quick Week — for evenings with no time to be having a nice time about it.
- The Store-Cupboard Week — the shortest shopping list in the book.
- The Comfort Week — warm, slow-feeling food for the dark end of the year.
- The Bright Week — lighter dinners for when it stays light after six.
Eight weeks of dinners, already decided.
£24.99, with fast UK delivery and 30 days to change your mind.
What the book actually does for your week
The Digital Shopping Companion
The book stays in the kitchen. The shop doesn't.
All eight coordinated lists also come as a digital copy, laid out to read on your phone while you're standing in the aisle. Same lists, same weeks — just the part that has to leave the house.
It arrives by email as soon as you order. No app to download, no account to make.
Included with the book, at no extra cost.
Made to be used, not admired
A5 — it sits on a worktop without taking it over.
Wirebound — it lies flat and stays open at the page you're cooking from.
A photograph with every dinner, so you can see what you're aiming at.
Printed and posted to you.
£24.99 for forty dinners
That works out at 62p a dinner.
There are millions of free recipes, and that has never been the shortage. Free recipes still leave you choosing five that don't repeat, checking they don't need three different shops, and writing the list yourself. Then doing it again next week.
This book has already done that part. Eight times over.
Made by a publisher, not a personality
The Printed Kitchen is a British publisher of practical cookbooks and printables. There's no guru here and nobody selling you a lifestyle — just people who think good food should be easier to get on the table.
Everything is written for a British kitchen: grams, Celsius, the names you'd actually use, and ingredients you can pick up on an ordinary supermarket shop.
And no recipe goes into a Printed Kitchen book until it has been cooked and tested in a real kitchen, and corrected where it needed correcting.
30 days to change your mind
Cook from it. If it isn't for you, send the book back within 30 days of receiving it and we'll refund what you paid for it.
Answers to the most common questions
Is it a real printed book?
Is it a real printed book?
Yes. A5, wirebound, printed and posted to you. Not a PDF, not a download.
Do I need an app, an account or a subscription?
Do I need an app, an account or a subscription?
No. You pay once and the book is yours. The Digital Shopping Companion arrives by email — nothing to download, no account to set up.
What is the Digital Shopping Companion?
What is the Digital Shopping Companion?
The eight coordinated shopping lists, as a digital copy laid out for your phone, so the week's list comes to the shop with you. Included in the price.
Are the ingredients from normal supermarkets?
Are the ingredients from normal supermarkets?
Yes. Everything is chosen to be found on an ordinary UK supermarket shop — nothing from a specialist shop or an online order.
I'm only cooking for one. Does that work?
I'm only cooking for one. Does that work?
Yes. The recipes are built around two and halve cleanly, so you can cook once and eat twice, or scale down without maths.
Are the recipes difficult?
Are the recipes difficult?
No. Familiar food, familiar ingredients, straightforward methods, and a photograph with every dinner so you can see what you're aiming at.
Is this a diet book?
Is this a diet book?
No. There's no plan, nothing to give up and nothing to count.
Do I have to use the weeks in order?
Do I have to use the weeks in order?
No. Pick whichever week suits you, in any order, as often as you like. The book is designed to be reused.
How big is it, and will it stay open?
How big is it, and will it stay open?
A5 — small enough to sit on a worktop without taking it over. Wirebound, so it lies flat and stays open at the page you're cooking from.
When will it arrive?
When will it arrive?
Posted from the UK, and most orders arrive within 2 to 4 days.
What if I don't get on with it?
What if I don't get on with it?
Send the book back within 30 days of receiving it and we'll refund what you paid for it. You cover the return postage. This is on top of your legal rights.
Dinner, sorted.
Eight ready-planned weeks. Forty dinners. Eight coordinated shopping lists. The Digital Shopping Companion. One A5 wirebound book that lies flat on the worktop.
£24.99. Fast UK delivery. 30 days to change your mind.
Five dinners. One coordinated shop. Then get on with your evening.