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celestialdebris

Senior Show help

May 26, 2006 15:03

As some of you may know, for my senior show I am making a cookbook for college students. I plan on having it bound and possibly professionally printed. I have collected some recipes from Marietta friends, but earlier today I took stock of all that I have, and discovered I don't really have that much. In fact, I have about 5 recipes. If this is ( Read more... )

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corriebird May 26 2006, 20:59:18 UTC

well, with the use of a cafeteria, and when said cafeteria has nothing good to eat that day, I go to the salad bar and pick up a small bowl of raw onions, celery and green pepper. I ask someone in the grill section to saute it up for me. then I take a hamburger, separate it into smaller chunks, and whatever pasta/noodle type thing they have, as well as whatever marinara sauce. I combo all of these ingrediants. The hamburger and vegetables make the spagettie palatable.

as far as just with stuff you have in the apartment, we like to have buffets of packaged foods. so we'll microwave up the thai noodles and the organic potato leek soup, hearty beef soup and maybe scramble some eggs, and pass around the plates so that no one has to constantly eat the same salty, over chemical taste.

celestialdebris May 26 2006, 21:20:54 UTC

Thanks! You have given me a new idea for the book, perhaps having a make in dorm/apartment section and a mixing up what is in the cafeteria section. Really, thanks a lot. I hope your break is going well!

spudanne May 27 2006, 03:01:33 UTC

avocado sandwiches! cut one down the middle, take out the big seed, and fill with tuna or chicken salad. and sprinkle liberally with old bay. delish.

celestialdebris May 27 2006, 04:07:14 UTC

Ooooh awesome, thank you very much. It sounds super healthy. I hope your summer is going well and is filled with many tasty avocado sandwiches!

desertisland May 27 2006, 05:11:19 UTC

Banana

Ingredients:
Banana

Step 1: Peel banana. Tear the skin carefully, so as not to injure the fruit itself. Watch out for soft spots.

Step 2: Eat banana.

celestialdebris May 27 2006, 05:13:39 UTC

I think I will certainly make this my center layout. The sheer simplicity, it is so perfect for a college student on the go.

jonbolden May 29 2006, 12:49:16 UTC

i have a recipe for hot cocoa. Does that work?

celestialdebris May 29 2006, 19:34:46 UTC

If it is more than just buy hot cocoa mix, put in cup, add water, heat in microwave, then yes!
If not, then I know it already.

corriebird June 1 2006, 08:05:33 UTC

oh, honey on crackers or toast or anything flat and gluten filled works well as a snack/desert thing.

with the hot coco, I always add scoopable chai tea to it, it makes it smell and taste exotic, like it's much better than the usual nestle stuff is.

celestialdebris June 1 2006, 13:42:34 UTC

I eat honey on biscuits in the cafeteria all the time. I would say it is my favorite breakfast item. Although putting it on crackers may be too similar visually to my favorite snack which is Ritz crackers with peanutbutter and whipped topping and mini M&Ms. My goal is to have a photo of every entry, because I hate cookbooks that don't include photos of all the food.