To build off of the last post, I wanted to share one of my favorite new recipes that I made for my football watch party. These buffalo chicken dips were the hit of the party. This recipe is cheap and simple to make.
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The picture above is some food that I made for a football watch party a few weeks ago. Events like this are a great way to gather friends to relax as the semester gets busy. They are not very expensive and I have some tips for how to it well and on a budget.
I hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving. Usually after the holiday, at least at my house, there usually is a lot of leftover stuffing, mashed potatoes, turkey and other fixings. I have three tips as to what you can do with all of the holiday leftovers.
Are you tasked with bringing a beverage for Thanksgiving dinner. To be completely honest, this can be a hassle. Getting a large group of people to agree on the same drink is virtually impossible. Similarly, turkey is a tough food to pair with and finding the proper beverage is important. This post has both alcoholic and nonalcoholic options.
While everyone is getting ready for Thanksgiving I wanted to let you know about some great opportunities to get some awesome details on cookware.
As we get a little closer to Thanksgiving I wanted to talk about a popular tend that I think everyone should take part in. While this has nothing to do with actually cooking, I still think it is important to discuss it. A term of “friends-giving” has grown in popularity over the lat few years. It simply is a gathering of friends like thanksgiving either before or after the actual holiday.
Thanksgiving is coming up quickly. The holiday gives students a taste of home again after a long beginning portion of the semester as well as a much needed break. Some students will choose to catch up with friends and family while others will catch up on major assignments due in the near future or a combination of both.
I have been waiting to write this post for a while. To me, breakfast food is probably my best recommendation for college cooking. It is cheap, easy, delicious, and versatile. The following is my rant about the endless uses for breakfast food.
I was looking for a good recipe to post this week and I found the blog titled “57 Go-To Recipes for College Students.” So 57 is more than 1, but they all looked so good so I just had to share them all with you.
As the semester starts to get busier, it becomes really easy to get of track with taking care of yourself. In the next few months of craziness of homework and the much dreaded group projects, it is even more important to make sure that you are eating regularly and that they are healthy meals.
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