Cook for Two

COOK FOR TWO
Dinner for two. Full of flavor. Without stress, waste or overbuying.
Who it’s for: Cooking for a small household? Perfect. Couples, empty nesters and those transitioning to empty nesters (the “teen drops in on Tuesdays” crowd), and for sure some who cook for two who are also solo-some-nights.
Stores push bulk. Food expires. Nobody taught you to cook small. Cook for Two flips the script with right-sized recipes (serve 2), shop-smart + store-smart guides, Solo Night notes for saving or remixing the extra serving, and a supportive community so you actually use what you buy. Led by Christine Pittman, you’ll transform the way you see cooking for two, turn tonight’s ingredients into fresh 20–30 minute dinners, enjoy freedom from overbuying, and stop making leftovers (unless you want them!).
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What’s stacked against small-household cooks
- Recipes assume families. Halving recipes can produce unpredictable results.
- Grocery math isn’t on your side. “Buy more, save more” = overbuying for one or two.
- Food expires. Smaller households don’t always go through what’s in the fridge before it goes bad.
- No one taught us this version of cooking. We default to family-sized, bulk habits.
- Alternatives exist … but aren’t obvious. Smaller packs, counters, storage hacks, and better methods are hidden in plain sight.
How Cook for Two flips it
- Right-sized recipes, not halved guesses. Built for two from the start.
- Freedom from overbuying. Service counters, loose produce, and smart swaps … shop only for what you’ll use.
- Beat the expiry. Rethink your fridge, freeze-smart guides, planned ingredient remixes.
- Micro lessons = skills for how you live now. Bite-size videos + cheat sheets you can apply tonight.
- Know the alternatives. Small-batch tools, pantry picks, and methods that work better for two.
- Solo Night options. Clear notes on how to save, freeze, or remix the second serving, without living on repeats.

Community
Progress you can feel. Together.
Join to learn from each other, support each other, and share victories.
Inside the Cook for Two Community, you’ll get Use-Soon Sunday help when ingredients are about to expire, Tiny Wins Tuesday to keep dinner momentum, ingredient-swap threads for next-day remixes, shopping-find shares that prevent overbuying, and a monthly Live Q&A with Christine for friendly, expert answers.
- Skills & confidence: Quick feedback reduces stalls; you cook more.
- Social connection: A warm, useful space. No shame, no noise.
- Waste down, savings up: Use what you buy; stop family-size habits from creeping back.
What’s inside
- Foundations of Cooking for Two (mindset, tools, scaling pitfalls & fixes)
- Smart Shopping & Ingredient Management (buy only what you’ll use, pantry for two)
- Cooking Efficiency & Reducing Waste (Fridge management, freeze-smart, remixes)
- Meal Planning for Two … Without the Overwhelm (lite planning, flexible menus)
- Techniques & Flavor (small-batch cooking, substitutions, sauces)
- Outside the Box (10–20 min mains, bowls/wraps, toaster-oven/air-fryer, desserts for two)
- Formats: Bite-size videos • Downloadable cheat sheets • Interactive quizzes • Monthly Live Q&A + weekly community prompts

Meet Christine Pittman
Food writer and recipe developer behind Cook the Story and The Cookful. She’s helped millions cook smarter; Cook for Two is where you get her small-household system: distilled, practical, and backed by a community that keeps you cooking.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Recipes serve two. Each recipe includes a Solo Night note with save/freeze/remix suggestions so the second serving doesn’t go to waste.
Nope. We’ll show low-effort alternatives (plus optional small-batch tools).
Most dinners land in 20–30 minutes; look for one-pan labels.
Lessons within the course are just a few minute each, with a module completed in about 30 minutes.
Not at all. There is no rigid prep. Cook for Two does teach Meal Planning Lite plus planned remixes.
Not at all! It’s prompt-driven, searchable, friendly. Dip in, get help, go cook.
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