From what to cook to what to buy
A whole meal, with a plan
Choose food that belongs together. See the batches, give every dish a place to cook and turn the menu into one ingredient shopping list. Dinner can be two people or a table full.
A smaller table
Just the two of you?
Start with a shared steak, lemon chicken or an oven dish. Dinner for two shows which recipes fit two plates and which leave tomorrow’s lunch. Ready at Six adds an adjustable serving clock for those three menus.
Choose a dinner for twoSee the cooking timetables
Keep the choices that suit you
Or start with your own menu
- Count the people. Choose adults, children, appetites and any deliberate leftovers.
- Choose the dishes. Add recipes, with separate meat cuts only when they are another part of the meal.
- Check the batches. See the extra food that comes from making complete recipes, then build the ingredient list.
The six person menus above give an order of work, not a verified simultaneous timetable. More people can need more cookware, grate space and time. The individual recipes and temperature checks guide the cooking.



