Diet Handbook

Diet Handbook

Your food, your rules. We hide any recipe we can’t check.

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The sign-in screen, Eat well all week: today planned with a halloumi and grain salad for lunch and a mushroom risotto for dinner, and the Sign in with Apple and Google buttons.

How it works

  1. Step 1 of 4

    Set your diet profile

    Say what you can’t eat, once, for you and everyone you cook for. Anything with it in, or that we can’t check, is hidden.

    What can’t you eat, with Peanuts and Tree nuts switched on.
    People: you can’t eat peanuts or tree nuts, Mia can’t eat fish.
  2. Step 2 of 4

    Fill your handbook

    Save what you like, or paste in your own. Every ingredient is checked, whoever wrote it.

    A lemon chicken traybake pasted in from notes, ready to turn into a recipe.
    Classic Beef Stew, saved: cooking for you and Mia, none found for fish, peanuts or tree nuts; also in it, celery and sulphites.
    Recipes, cooking for you and Mia with no fish, peanuts or tree nuts: your recipes, from a lemon chicken traybake to Greek turkey burgers.
  3. Step 3 of 4

    Plan the week

    Place meals yourself or let us fill the gaps. Cook once and eat it again, and see each day against your goal.

    Suggest on next week’s page: 28 meals proposed, from Monday’s beef and pepper frittata to a classic beef stew cooked once and eaten again on Tuesday.
    Monday’s balance: 2,004 kcal planned, on track for a 2,000 kcal goal, with each meal’s calories and the day’s protein, carbs and fat.
    Next week: Monday’s frittata, beef stew, mac and cheese and chicken skewers at 2,004 kcal, and Tuesday eating the stew and the mac and cheese again.
  4. Step 4 of 4

    Cook

    One step at a time, with a timer. The shopping list builds itself from the week.

    The shopping list until Saturday: 51 to buy for 18 meals, by shelf, with lemon and strawberries ticked off.
    Before you start: Classic Beef Stew for six servings, with its ingredients.
    Cooking the beef stew: step 9 of 11, cook covered for about 30 minutes, with its timer running.

Recipe photographs in these screens: Anissa Armet, from The High Protein Cookbook for Muscle Health During Cancer Treatment (University of Alberta Library), CC BY 4.0, shown cropped. All credits

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