
Brunchy but Whole
Slow weekend mornings, weekday wins.

A Cookbook by Kiana & Adam Ohreallyuh
One shared dinner that flexes for different appetites.
Cook once. Adjust intelligently. Feed everybody.
Coming Summer 2026 · On Amazon

Our story
One of us leans plants. One of us leans meat. We have a toddler (Riley), a second baby on the way (Mason), and a dog (Waffle) who definitely thinks he’s entitled to scraps. We got tired of cooking two dinners.
Tasty but Whole is the cookbook we wish existed when we got married — one shared meal, with smart swaps for everyone at the table. Whole foods, real flavor, no separate kids’ menu.
— Kiana & Adam Ohreallyuh
What’s inside
Every recipe is built to flex — clear swaps for plant-based and meat-eating versions, and notes on what to prep ahead.

Slow weekend mornings, weekday wins.

Hearty, protein-forward dinners.

When you want it rich and savory.

Plant-based plates that earn their keep.

Bowls, broths, stews, and ladles.

Thirty minutes, max. Promise.

Sundays that buy you the whole week.

Between meals, between meetings.

Desserts that don't apologize for themselves.

The recipes friends end up asking for.

Featured recipe
One pan. One forty-minute roast. Three ways to serve it — so the whole table eats together.
Hungry
Bone-in, skin-on chicken thighs, salt-rubbed and roasted on top of the vegetables so the pan catches every drop of fat.
Planty
Swap the thighs for two cans of chickpeas tossed in harissa, or thick slabs of halloumi added in the last fifteen minutes.
Both
Roast the chicken on one half of the sheet pan and the chickpea-harissa mix on the other. Same pan, same dinner.
Full recipe in Hungry but Whole, page 12. Subscribers get an early look.
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