
Seasonal chef-prepared dinners, delivered weekly in Edina & Linden Hills.

You open the fridge and find beautifully prepared meals waiting — fresh, seasonal, ready in minutes. No grocery lists. No last-minute decisions. No cleanup.
Dinner is Served is my seasonal meal program. Each season I build the menu around the best available ingredients and deliver three dinners a week to a small group of Twin Cities households. The menu is set. The delivery is scheduled. Dinner is handled.

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✘ You need fully custom menus or strict dietary accommodations — reach out about The Chef's Table instead.
✘ You live outside my delivery area (Minneapolis, Saint Paul, and surrounding suburbs).
✘ You want to choose different dishes each week.
✔ You're a busy household that wants nourishing dinners without the daily effort.
✔ You value seasonal, thoughtfully prepared food but don't have time to cook it.
✔ You want consistency — the same chef, the same quality, week after week.
✔ You're ready to reclaim your evenings.
Please email me directly at ericawessbecker@gmail.com if you have other questions before getting started.
Meals are delivered once a week in reusable containers, clearly labeled with simple reheating instructions. Each household has a set weekly delivery window. Meals can be left at the door or placed directly in the fridge — whatever works for your household. Containers are returned with the following week's delivery.
Yes. You may pause up to two weeks per season at no charge. Just let me know by Thursday before your scheduled delivery.
No — and that's the point. Dinner is Served follows a fixed seasonal menu. The dishes are set in advance so there are no weekly decisions on your end. View the current menu above.
Dinner is Served is a fixed menu program and cannot accommodate allergies or significant dietary modifications. For households with specific needs, reach out about The Chef's Table.
Each season runs 10-12 weeks. New clients begin with a two-week trial — if it's not the right fit, you may withdraw before week three with no obligation.



Most home kitchens aren't lacking talent — they're lacking the systems that make mealtimes feel easy. This is the same framework I use as a private chef, adapted for your kitchen. One day, four parts — from a full inventory audit to setting up your Station to planning your first menu the way a restaurateur would. By tonight, your kitchen works.
