Dinner, Taken Care Of
Smaller meals for one or two: breakfasts, no-cook lunches, familiar dinners, sides and small sweets.
Estimated standalone value$7.00
Reader feedback, paraphrased. Individual results vary.
For tired cooks. For everyday budgets.
Make dinner with less effort.
Keep more money for yourself.
You don’t need a long shopping list or an hour at the chopping board. Start with three-ingredient, no-chop meals and put a few portions away for another day.
- 2,000+ recipes across 22 cookbooks
- Start with 100 no-chop, three-ingredient dinners
- Shopping, freezer and meal-planning help included
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GRANDMA EDITH COOKS
A warm meal today.
A little less to do tomorrow.
1 million+people have watched the videos
15,000+subscribers following along
10,000+people love the recipes
2,176recipe entries in this collection
Audience figures shared by Grandma Edith Cooks. Recipe total includes main meals, breakfasts, sides and treats.
A little help from Grandma Edith
For the days when dinner
feels like one job too many.
You still want something good to eat. You just don’t want a sink full of dishes, a long shopping list or another expensive takeout order.
That’s where these books come in. Start with a few easy ingredients, skip the chopping and make a meal you can look forward to. Cooking for one? Pick a smaller recipe. Want tomorrow off? Choose a batch and freeze a few portions.
Good food. Less fuss. A little more left in your budget.
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GRANDMA EDITH COOKSCook once.
Eat twice.VOLUME 21
Eat twice.VOLUME 21
GRANDMA EDITH COOKSNo chopping.
Three main
ingredients.100 SLOW COOKER DINNERS
VOLUME 12
Three main
ingredients.100 SLOW COOKER DINNERS
VOLUME 12
GRANDMA EDITH COOKSThe Tired
Cook’s
CompanionPLAN · SHOP · PUT SOME AWAY
Cook’s
CompanionPLAN · SHOP · PUT SOME AWAY
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“I tried your recipes and had 10 days’ worth of leftovers for under $25!”
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22 cookbooks. Two companions.
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Start with the easiest meals. Come back for a slow cooker dinner, a batch for the freezer or a little something sweet.
- 22 cookbooks2,176 recipe entries, from breakfasts to suppersIncluded
- 100 no-chop dinners in Volume 12Three main ingredients, short prepIncluded
- The Kitchen CompanionMeal routine, shopping lists and planning pagesIncluded
- The Tired Cook’s CompanionFreezer plans, budget trackers and easier prepIncluded
TOTAL ESTIMATED STANDALONE VALUE$118
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- Dinner, Taken Care Of$7.00
- Volume 1$3.00
- Volume 2$3.00
- Volume 3$5.00
- Volume 4$4.00
- Volume 6$5.00
- Volume 7$9.00
- Volume 8$5.00
- Volume 9$4.00
- Volume 10$5.00
- Volume 11$5.00
- Volume 12$5.00
- Volume 13$5.00
- Volume 14$5.00
- Volume 15$5.00
- Volume 16$5.00
- Volume 17$5.00
- Volume 18$5.00
- Volume 19$5.00
- Volume 20$5.00
- Volume 21$5.00
- Volume 22$5.00
- The Kitchen Companion$4.00
- The Tired Cook’s Companion$4.00
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A little cooking can
go a surprisingly long way.
Readers tell Grandma Edith they’re stretching their food further, spending less and enjoying the recipes. These are reader experiences reported by the creator, not a measured average or a guarantee.
“I had 10 days’ worth of food!”
Reader feedback shared by Grandma Edith
“Saved $25 the first week!”
Reader feedback shared by Grandma Edith
“Your recipes are great!”
Reader feedback shared by Grandma Edith
Grandma Edith also reports family savings averaging around $900. This is personal feedback, not an annual savings estimate or a measured customer average. Household size, portions and savings vary. Plan freezer portions for later days and follow each recipe’s storage guidance; “10 days’ worth” does not mean keeping cooked food in the fridge for ten days.
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Start with one easy dinner.
Have 2,000+ ideas to turn to.
The expanded collection brings together 22 cookbooks and two companions. Start with the no-chop meals, then explore slow cooker favourites, one-pan dinners, smaller meals, breakfasts and treats.
GRANDMA EDITH COOKS · VOLUME 12No chopping.
No chopping.
Three main
ingredients.
100 slow cooker dinners
for the days you’re tired.
YOUR LOW-EFFORT STARTING POINTOne volume made for
One volume made for
“I don’t have the energy.”
Volume 12 gives you 100 no-chop, three-main-ingredient slow cooker recipes. Frozen vegetables, canned ingredients and ready-to-use meat keep prep simple.
Then Volumes 10 and 11 add another 200 three-main-ingredient supper ideas. They have short ingredient lists; preparation varies by recipe.
All 22 cookbooks in your collection
A little planning. A lot less deciding.
Shopping help, a four-week dinner routine, slow cooker meals, soups, sheet-pan suppers and breakfasts.
Estimated standalone value$3.00
Comfort food, ready for another day
Casseroles, pressure cooker meals, pasta bakes, soups and easy assembly nights.
Estimated standalone value$3.00
More variety for your table
Seafood, vegetarian mains, grilled dinners, brunch bakes and holiday classics.
Estimated standalone value$5.00
Everyday favourites, bigger portions
Chicken, pork, ground-meat dinners, grain bowls, braises and sandwich suppers.
Estimated standalone value$4.00
Seafood, pasta, bowls & lunches
More ways to work familiar ingredients into satisfying meals with portions to put away.
Estimated standalone value$5.00
Crock Pot classics & simple suppers
The largest volume: slow cooker favourites, soups and a dedicated three-ingredient dinner section.
Estimated standalone value$9.00
Air fryer, no-stove & little extras
Air fryer dishes, no-stove meals, sides and easy desserts for a change of pace.
Estimated standalone value$5.00
Poultry, fish, vegetables & beans
Lean poultry, fish, veggie and bean mains, plus bowls to keep your rotation interesting.
Estimated standalone value$4.00
Three-ingredient Crock Pot suppers
Short ingredient lists for chicken, beef, pork, turkey and meatless slow cooker suppers.
Estimated standalone value$5.00
Even more three-ingredient suppers
Another hundred slow cooker ideas when you want a short shopping list and something different.
Estimated standalone value$5.00
No chopping. Three main ingredients.
The easiest place to start: ready-to-use ingredients, short prep and generous slow cooker portions.
Estimated standalone value$5.00
Dump it in. Let it cook.
Slow cooker dinners that put the cooker to work while you get on with your day.
Estimated standalone value$5.00
Dump-and-bake dinners
Mix, pour and bake: short-prep oven meals using familiar ingredients and one baking dish.
Estimated standalone value$5.00
Sheet-pan dinners
One-tray dinner ideas written with seniors living alone in mind. Check each recipe’s yield.
Estimated standalone value$5.00
Foil-packet dinners
Keep the cooking contained with foil-packet meals that make washing up more manageable.
Estimated standalone value$5.00
One-pot & one-pan dinners
Soups, skillet meals and other dinners that keep the number of cooking dishes down.
Estimated standalone value$5.00
Low-energy meals, sit-down prep
Dump-meal ideas for days when standing at the counter feels like too much.
Estimated standalone value$5.00
No-cook, oven & soup ideas
More low-energy options, with different cooking methods to suit the day you’re having.
Estimated standalone value$5.00
Living alone: one-bowl meals
Rice bowls, warm bowls and simple combinations when you want dinner in one place.
Estimated standalone value$5.00
Cook once. Eat twice.
Recipes built around doing the cooking once and having another meal to look forward to.
Estimated standalone value$5.00
Breakfasts, sides & treats
Start the morning, round out dinner or make a little something sweet.
Estimated standalone value$5.00
Companion 1 · PDF
The Kitchen Companion
A three-week meal routine, shopping lists and printable planning pages. Make the next trip to the shop feel a little more organised.
Estimated standalone value$4.00
Companion 2 · PDF
The Tired Cook’s Companion
Meal calendars, budget and spending trackers, freezer inventory, batch-cooking plans and sit-down prep ideas. Use the pages that help you.
Estimated standalone value$4.00
24 files in total: 22 cookbooks and two companions, supplied as PDFs and Word documents. The 2,176 recipe-entry total includes breakfasts, sides and desserts. The supplied numbered volumes are 1–4 and 6–22; numbering is retained from the original series. Not every recipe is three ingredients or no-chop.
Real recipes. Right inside your books.
Just three ingredients.
Almost nothing to do.
Three extra-easy options from Volumes 18 and 22: open, spoon, stir or stack. Two use the microwave; one needs no cooking at all. No raw meat, chopping or long wait.
Volume 22 · Recipe 2095
Black Bean
Salsa Cups
- 1 can (15 oz) black beans, with liquid
- ½ cup mild salsa
- ¼ cup plain Greek yogurt
Two servings. No draining. No chopping.
See how simple it is
Use a pull-tab can of no-salt-added black beans. Pour the whole can, liquid and all, into a microwave-safe bowl. Stir in the salsa and microwave for 2 minutes, until hot.
Spoon into two mugs and top with the yogurt. The book uses plain nonfat Greek yogurt.
Refrigerate within 2 hours; keeps 3 days. Reheat leftovers to 165°F.
Volume 18 · Recipe 1718
Bean & Cheddar
Tortilla Stack
- 2 small corn tortillas
- ½ cup refried beans
- 2 tbsp bagged shredded cheddar
One serving. Stack it. Heat it. Eat.
See how simple it is
Put one 6-inch corn tortilla on a microwave-safe plate. Spread with ½ cup lower-sodium fat-free refried beans. Sprinkle on 2 tbsp shredded reduced-fat cheddar and add the second tortilla.
Microwave on high for 1 minute 15 seconds, until hot all the way through, then let it sit for 1 minute. The book rounds the cook time to 2 minutes; allow the standing time too.
Best eaten right away. Refrigerate leftovers within 2 hours; keeps 3 days. Reheat to 165°F.
Volume 18 · Recipe 1708
Peaches & Cream
Yogurt Bowl
- ¾ cup plain Greek yogurt
- 1 peach snack cup (4 oz)
- ¼ cup granola
One serving. An easy breakfast or light meal.
See how simple it is
Spoon the yogurt into a bowl. Open the peach cup and pour the peaches and a little juice over it. Sprinkle the granola on top just before eating.
The book uses plain nonfat Greek yogurt, peaches in 100% juice and low-fat granola. Nothing to heat, drain, peel or chop.
Refrigerate within 2 hours; keeps 2 days. Store the granola separately so it stays crunchy.
Each featured recipe uses three ingredients, including the tortillas or granola shown. No optional sides are needed for these examples. Preparation and heating times are listed separately; microwave power varies. Elsewhere in the collection, “three main ingredients” may exclude water, salt, pepper and optional serving sides.
Fewer takeout orders. A little breathing room.
Could you keep
$1,000–$2,000
more this year?
Yes, if the meals you replace add up. Saving $10 per meal, two to four times a week, adds up to $1,040–$2,080 over a year.
This is an estimate and may not reflect what you actually spend. Adjust the numbers to explore what replacing takeout could mean for your budget.
“I tried your recipes and had 10 days’ worth of leftovers for under $25!”
What could you save?
3
YOUR ESTIMATED ANNUAL SAVINGS$30 per week kept in your budget
This is an estimate and may not reflect what you actually spend or save. Food prices where you live can affect the cost, but these simple meals can help you save money when they replace more expensive takeout. The one-time cookbook price is not included.
22 cookbooks + 2 companions. Yours to keep.
Buy now · $17.99 →A few things you might be wondering
Simple answers before you buy.
What exactly do I get for $17.99?
All 24 files: Dinner, Taken Care Of, the 21 supplied numbered recipe volumes, The Kitchen Companion and The Tired Cook’s Companion. That is 2,176 recipe entries across 22 cookbooks, plus two practical companions. You pay once; there is no subscription.
Are all 2,000+ recipes no-chop and three ingredients?
No. Volume 12 contains 100 no-chop, three-main-ingredient dinners, and it’s the best place to begin for minimal prep. Volumes 10 and 11 each offer 100 more three-main-ingredient suppers, with prep that varies. The larger collection also includes recipes with longer ingredient lists and more preparation.
Does five-minute prep mean dinner is ready in five minutes?
No. Prep is your hands-on starting time. The featured yogurt bowl needs no cooking; the bean recipes need brief microwave heating, and the tortilla stack also needs a minute to stand. Slow cooker recipes elsewhere in the collection may take hours. Each recipe lists its own prep time, cooking time and yield.
I’m a senior living alone. Will this work for me?
The original cookbook focuses on one or two people. Later volumes include living-alone meals as well as larger batches. Choose the stated yield that suits you, and refrigerate or freeze portions according to the recipe. The companions offer sit-down prep and pacing ideas.
Will I really save $1,000–$2,000 a year?
You could if you regularly replace enough higher-cost meals. For example, a $10 saving on two to four servings per week adds up to $1,040–$2,080 over 52 weeks, before the cookbook purchase. That is an illustration, not a typical customer result or guarantee. Actual savings depend on what you spend now, local prices, serving sizes and how much food you use. The calculator helps you use your own numbers.
Are these printed books or digital downloads?
Digital downloads: five PDFs and 19 Word documents (.docx). No physical books are shipped. Download through Gumroad after purchase, read on a compatible device, or print recipes for your own household. Word files need a compatible document app.
What if the collection isn’t right for me?
Email grandmaedithcooks34@gmail.com within seven days of purchase to request a full refund. You may keep the downloaded books for personal use. See the terms and refund details.
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