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.
Halloween is almost here and I found this interesting post from College Magazine that gives some great recipes for Halloween parties. Many of these are good for parties or even a small group of people in the Halloween spirit.
While many of these look fun and easy, some are more complicated than most of us would ever do for a party. My tip is weather you use one of these recipes or one of your own, make sure it is shareable, easy, and cheap. This tends to be the the best combination for college parties as it won’t break your bank and it will not take too much time.
In the near future I will be sharing some more great tailgating and party recipes.
For now Happy Halloween!
In the spirit of Halloween, I found three great sites that have fun spooky cocktail ideas. These would be great for Halloween festivities of any size. While all of these recipes call for alcohol, many of them can be made with out it. (Disclaimer: You must be 21 in order to consumer alcohol. Please enjoy responsibly)
Today I was searching on the internet for something interesting to write about and I found this post post on the blog “She Knows.” In this post the author described 10 hacks to make sure college students don’t go hungry.
I saw this video on Facebook this week and thought I just had to share it. When people think of college cooking, they assume that we only know how to microwave frozen meals and leftovers. Every student has access to a microwave and it truly can be the most versatile tool for cooking in college. These 7 recipes are simple and easy for anyone to make especially in a short amount of time. In a future post I will try to make some of these to see if it as easy as it looks to make them.
Let me know what you think of the video in the comments section below.
https://www.facebook.com/buzzfeedtasty/videos/2039841952935110/
My cooking tip for this week is to make too much food on purpose. While it doesn’t sound like a good idea it will actually save you a ton of time during the week. For example, if you make a big meal on Sunday, you will have leftovers for the rest of the week. You can even pre-package them in meal-sized portions to take for lunch or eat for dinner when you have no time to cook. By making sure you have leftovers, you only have to cook once and you can have food ready for several meals. This is working smarter not harder.
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