Our crack team of recipe testers here at the Café love two things: Sleeping in Having leftover taco meat filling in the fridge Number one is obvious. But did you know that there are 10 ways to re-use leftover taco filling - and that one of those ways can convince a friend to help you … Continue reading 10 Ways to Recycle Leftover Taco Meat Filling
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Look In the Fridge Friday: Quick and Easy Recipe for Chicken Breasts
Meat is easy to forget once it goes in the fridge. The worst is when it spoils and has to be thrown away. That's why I like to take a peak in the meat keeper every so often. Today I have a quick an easy recipe you can use if you happen to find chicken … Continue reading Look In the Fridge Friday: Quick and Easy Recipe for Chicken Breasts
Look In the Fridge Friday: Recipe idea for leftover spaghetti (or pasta)
I'd say I wasted a significant amount of money at university on food that ended up being thrown in the trash. In hindsight, it would have made sense to better manage the food in my fridge by looking for leftovers (or food on the verge of spoiling) each week before ordering take-out or buying more … Continue reading Look In the Fridge Friday: Recipe idea for leftover spaghetti (or pasta)
How to Prevent a College Kitchen Biohazard: College Cooking Secret #2
Living in your first apartment or house with friends. Here are a few helpful tips to keep the kitchen from turning into a biohazard.
How to Make Awesome Stir-Fries: College Cooking Secret #1
Stir-fries are all about the sauce! At college I never made my own sauce so I relied on the store-bought stuff for my stir-fries. They were good but I found they were missing something and could never figure out what it was. I would add salt, hot sauce and even beer to them (not sure … Continue reading How to Make Awesome Stir-Fries: College Cooking Secret #1
Alfredo Pasta with Red Peppers and Peas: Quick Win Wednesday
Spaghetti and jarred sauce? Boring. This roasted red pepper pasta looks gourmet, cooks in minutes, and uses a shortcut so smart it came from a kids’ cookbook. Quick win, big flavor.
