Easy Peasy Meals To Cook At Uni
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I've discovered scrambled eggs on toast for this year. Also weetabix. And garlic ham and wine flavour pasta from tesco hehe
- Pouched Eggs
Looks difficult but is really easy, the most healthy way to eat eggs (btw. dont eat more than 2 eggs per week, supposed to be unhealthy if you do
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Need:
- eggs
- Red wine vinegar (the cheaper the better ;D)
- pot or pan
How to:
Fill half a pot/pan with water and boil it, when it's boiling put in about 2 spoons of red wine vinegar (about 1and half teaspoons for each litre of water) now break one egg and put its inside in the boiling water, add some salt straight away on top of the place where the egg went to keep it boiling, the boiling water and red wine vinegar will make sure the egg stays together. After about 3 minutes you should take it out.
Tastes great with toast btw.
Looks difficult but is really easy, the most healthy way to eat eggs (btw. dont eat more than 2 eggs per week, supposed to be unhealthy if you do
)Need:
- eggs
- Red wine vinegar (the cheaper the better ;D)
- pot or pan
How to:
Fill half a pot/pan with water and boil it, when it's boiling put in about 2 spoons of red wine vinegar (about 1and half teaspoons for each litre of water) now break one egg and put its inside in the boiling water, add some salt straight away on top of the place where the egg went to keep it boiling, the boiling water and red wine vinegar will make sure the egg stays together. After about 3 minutes you should take it out.
Tastes great with toast btw.
If you're going to make toasties get some of those 'toastabag' things. You just make the butty, slide it in the bag then put the bag in the toaster. You can just rinse them out afterwards. Much less messy than a toastie maker.
planning to live on jacket potato beans and cheese =)
Roast Potatoes - 10 minute part boil, into an already hot tray of oil (so it sizzles when you splash them in).. Spoon oil from the tray over potatoes, coat in rosemary or other herbs. Re-coat with oil from the tray every 15 minutes 
Muffin pizzas - Muffins halved and slightly toasted, tomato puree, grated cheese.. grill it
Chicken with Philidelphia in wrapped in bacon
Gnocci is the easiest thing in the world, boil it in a saucepan and wait for it to float. then chuck some bbq sauce or whatever on it and scoff it
Noodles - 10p from asda or the 69p SuperNoodle variety
Sausage sandwiches - buy the sausages frozen in bags of 16, it's a lot cheaper than buying fresh packs of 6 or 8
Chicken curry - buy frozen chicken, cook it in foil in the oven until it's white all the way through, chop it up and wack it in a saucepan with some curry sauce. make some rice or get uncle ben's microwavable bags
Stuffing! Goes with everything!!! Can't get enough of it.
Chicken with stuffing inside and wrapped in puff pastry (glaze with some egg).. always delicious but careful cause the puff pastry makes it stay hot for a long time after cooking.
Chicken in wraps - Fry diced chicken with oil and curry powder then serve with chilli sauce, mayonaise and a tonne of cheese. Delicious.
Eggy bread - Crack egg onto a flat dish, mix it all up with a fork, soak bread on both sides in it before frying.. eat it with bbq sauce, ketchup or, my favourite, worcester sauce
Soup and bread - easy peasy
Pizza - Try and find one that you like, is cheap, and is the right size for you to eat so you're not wasting money on leftover pizza
Dough balls.. aw yeh
Muffin pizzas - Muffins halved and slightly toasted, tomato puree, grated cheese.. grill it
Chicken with Philidelphia in wrapped in bacon
Gnocci is the easiest thing in the world, boil it in a saucepan and wait for it to float. then chuck some bbq sauce or whatever on it and scoff it
Noodles - 10p from asda or the 69p SuperNoodle variety
Sausage sandwiches - buy the sausages frozen in bags of 16, it's a lot cheaper than buying fresh packs of 6 or 8
Chicken curry - buy frozen chicken, cook it in foil in the oven until it's white all the way through, chop it up and wack it in a saucepan with some curry sauce. make some rice or get uncle ben's microwavable bags
Stuffing! Goes with everything!!! Can't get enough of it.
Chicken with stuffing inside and wrapped in puff pastry (glaze with some egg).. always delicious but careful cause the puff pastry makes it stay hot for a long time after cooking.
Chicken in wraps - Fry diced chicken with oil and curry powder then serve with chilli sauce, mayonaise and a tonne of cheese. Delicious.
Eggy bread - Crack egg onto a flat dish, mix it all up with a fork, soak bread on both sides in it before frying.. eat it with bbq sauce, ketchup or, my favourite, worcester sauce
Soup and bread - easy peasy
Pizza - Try and find one that you like, is cheap, and is the right size for you to eat so you're not wasting money on leftover pizza
Dough balls.. aw yeh
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