20-40-60-minute dinners : meals to match the time you have

20-40-60-minute dinners Meals to match the time you have

Kate Otterstrom

Book - 2023

"Whether you only have twenty minutes or an hour-or something in between-you can deliver a delicious entrée and side dish to the table with these quick, easy, and crowd-pleasing recipes. Organized by 'available time' rather than by 'kind of dish,' this unique cookbook is designed to help the time-conscious cook with dinner planning. Since Kate is gluten-intolerant herself, each recipe also includes instructions on how to adapt it for a gluten-free option, along with a dedicated space for you to jot down notes for additional variations" --

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Subjects
Quick and easy cooking.
Gluten-free diet > Recipes.
Comfort food.
COOKING / Methods / Quick & Easy.
COOKING / Comfort Food.
Gluten-free diet.
Cookbooks.
Recipes.
Genres
Cookbooks
Recipes
Published
[Salt Lake City] : Shadow Mountain Publishing [2023]
Language
English
Main Author
Kate Otterstrom (author)
Item Description
Includes index.
Physical Description
xii, 162 pages : color illustrations ; 26 cm
ISBN
9781639931095
  • It's Time for Dinner!
  • Your Recipe File
  • Your Kitchen
  • The Cast
  • College-Style Dinners: Quick Alternatives-20 to 35 Minutes Total
  • Quick-Prep Dinners: Aka the Mom-Chef's Handbook-35 to 70 Minutes Total
  • Slow-Cooker Dinners: For When You're Coming In Hot or Exhausted-30 to 60 Minutes Prep
  • Frozen Dinners: When You Give Yourself a Present-30 to 60 Minutes Prep
  • Time-Consuming Dinners: Labors of Love and Flights of Fancy-2 Hours to All Day
  • Accompaniments: Mostly Vegetables-10 to 40 Minutes Total
  • Breakfast: Here We Go Again!-25 to 40 Minutes Total
  • Baking and Candy: Comfort and Magic-30 Minutes to 8 Hours
  • Index
Review by Booklist Review

Readers attempting to balance cooking with work and parenting, and anyone looking to save time in the kitchen (i.e., most everyone) will appreciate blogger and home cook Otterstrom's adjustable-length recipes, which include ample gluten-free options. Organized by the time it takes to cook a dish, rather than by type of dish, the book allows readers to start with the amount of time on hand. Her list of every tool readers will need when using this cookbook is useful. Recipes are about one page long and organized in a chart format, with ingredients listed next to the step in which they are used--a visual method that could make cooking faster and easier. Though mostly aimed at busy parents, the book offers plenty of recipes that all readers can enjoy, like pancakes with homemade syrup and smoky carrots, slow cooker strata with green salad, and green and gold bean stew. A collection gem for kitchen time-savers.

From Booklist, Copyright (c) American Library Association. Used with permission.

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