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One Sheet Eats: 100+ Delicious Recipes All Made on a Baking Sheet

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Recipes crafted for simple, clutter-free, and satisfying cookingÌý

Forget all other pots, pans, and baking dishes! Each of the 100+ recipes contained in the enclosed cookbook require only one type of bakeware or cookware—a baking sheet. One Sheet Eats is dedicated to simplifying home cooking. (Because who doesn’t want to make meal prep easier?)ÌýBy using a baking sheet (sometimes two) and a few prep items found in most kitchens such as mixing bowls, a blender, a microwave, and a wire rack, anyone can make delicious, flavorful, and filling dishes for lunch, dinner, and even snack time and dessert. Mouth-watering examples include; Sweet Potato and Chorizo Sausage Bites, Mixed Vegetable Shakshuka andÌýChocolate Tacos with Ice Cream and Peanuts!

With over 100 beautiful photographs plus a primer on essential baking sheet information, One Sheet Eats is sure to make any home cook a home kitchen hero.

256 pages, Paperback

Published October 10, 2017

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646 reviews33 followers
November 7, 2018
I see this has a low rating and I assume that it’s because the recipes are pretty simple, but I looked at this cookbook as a book that’s there to prompt me when I forget about those fun, easy dishes you can make when you don’t want to make a complicated dinner. I love sheet dinners and love using my stoneware sheet pan in the oven to roast vegetables and meats and make pizzas, so this was a fun cookbook for me and I think I need a personal copy.
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3,690 reviews94 followers
November 6, 2017
I already do some baking using a cookie sheet, but when I saw the title of this book, I was intrigued. I thought it was going to be a book that showed recipes for entire meals on one cookie sheet, but for the most part, no, so this was a little disappointing.

It does show recipes that can be made using a cookie / baking sheet and I did copy one for Roasted Brussel Sprouts, so it was not a complete waste, but as of now, the recipes I have found online work equally (if not better) well because many of them are for whole meals.
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522 reviews49 followers
March 16, 2018
With a book titled One Sheet Eats, I expected to find mostly simple, easy to create, everyday meals. Instead, I found a collection of unique and different recipes. The book includes a variety: Appetizers, entrees, sides, snacks, pizzas, and desserts.

Some of the recipes require a lot of ingredients or are too involved to be last-minute meals and need a little planning; others, like the snacks, are quick and easy. Most of the ingredients required are readily obtained at the local supermarket but are not necessarily ones I usually keep on-hand, so some advance planning may be required.

The book has a nice layout. Almost every recipe has a full color photo and a short intro, plus estimated prep time. Small sidebars accompany some of the instructions and provide hints, tips, and prep suggestions. Some even include substitutions for ingredients. Overall, a nice addition to my cookbook shelf.
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1,005 reviews5 followers
March 26, 2022
Another disappointing cookbook. I do a lot of sheet pan cooking and am always looking for new ideas and recipes. As someone living on my own at the moment I don't need appetizers or vegetables separate from main.

I tried the Greek chicken nachos. Using a bigger sheet pan I cooked all the pita chips at once. Then because I felt it would be dry I made a yogurt sauce and used that instead of mozzarella. I'm glad I did because even with the sauce the pita chips were still so dry and tasteless that after two days I threw them out instead of continuing to eat the rest with them.
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392 reviews33 followers
April 13, 2018
When I picked up this book, I was hoping for some easy dinner ideas that combine veggies and protein, that can all be cooked at the same temperature. The “main dishes� section is a little smaller than I was expecting, but I selected about 15 meals that I would potentially make, so I would recommend this book.
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726 reviews
January 25, 2023
I was really looking for a variety of one-sheet meals for my family, and I didn't find a lot here that jumped out at me. A lot of them didn't seem especially kid-friendly (or maybe they're just not things *my* kids would prefer to eat). I did bookmark a few to try, though, so we'll see.
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1,112 reviews37 followers
January 22, 2018
Another library book preview before buying. I might get it one day. Super simple recipes that can be done easy-peasy on a work night or for a quick sit-down weekend meal.
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177 reviews5 followers
March 13, 2018
Probably more like 3.5 stars. Some good twists for when you want a simple sheet pan meal. Coming up with ideas is always the hardest thing for me.
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330 reviews
January 3, 2025
Another great book with fantastic ideas, but most of the recipes weren't ones I could see myself making. I could see my 30ish year old daughter making a number of them. Much more her speed.
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500 reviews
November 25, 2017
Pictures of Recipes? Yes
Commentary on Recipes? Yes
Nutrition Facts? No
Recipe style? Most everything is designed to be thrown onto a baking sheet, so the recipes seem pretty approachable. Since you're essentially baking everything, a lot of the recipes are riffs on the same theme.
Any keepers? A few.
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