Dinner on Autopilot
Good food. Less thinking.
Everyday ingredients, forgiving recipes and one little trick that makes dinner better. Less hands-on effort, whether it is a quick pan or a tray left to the oven.
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Original recipes from Caleb’s kitchen. Everyday dinners and cupboard discoveries, with a little know-how to take into your next meal.
Meet Caleb, the cook behind the app →Good food. Less thinking.
Everyday ingredients, forgiving recipes and one little trick that makes dinner better. Less hands-on effort, whether it is a quick pan or a tray left to the oven.
Browse Dinner on AutopilotYou’ve got what? Let’s cook it.
The forgotten, unusual or awkward ingredient gets its moment. A little curiosity, a few practical swaps and something worth making again. Take the time it needs.
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6 recipes

Stale bread baked in savoury mustard-and-thyme custard with crisp smoked bacon, buttery leeks and cheddar. Made for Sunday roast chicken.
25 minutes prep · 20 minutes soaking · 30–45 minutes baking · Serves 6 as a side
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A Savor × Iron Kitchen take on burger night: crisp beef, melting cheese and a tangy sauce from the pickle jar.
25–30 minutes · Makes 4 double burgers
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Golden chicken, crispy-edged potatoes and sweet roasted garlic. One tray, ten minutes of prep, then hand dinner over to the oven.
50–55 minutes, plus resting · Serves 4
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Forgotten dried mushrooms and bargain pork neck, slow-braised in soy, ginger and garlic until glossy and fork-tender.
45 minutes prep · 2½–3 hours cooking · Serves 2–4
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Two tins, a handful of rice and a fried egg. A proper cupboard dinner, with just one pan to wash.
About 50 minutes · Serves 4
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Crisp pork, green plantain and a generous pot of vegetables. The cookbook-roulette dinner that inspired Potluck.
2–3 hours · Plus salting or soaking · Serves 4
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