Here's a sample list of staples for campus cooking:
Bread (including tortillas or pitas)
Peanut butter.
Eggs.
Pasta and pasta sauce.
Grains, such as rice, oatmeal, couscous, or quinoa.
Canned or dry beans.
Canned or frozen veggies and fruit.
Canned tuna or chicken, or shelf-stable tofu.
What should college students cook?
Easy College Recipes – Meals
Zesty Italian Wrap. A wrap full of delicious flavors! ...
Two Minute Thai Peanut Noodles. This was a staple for us in college. ...
Big Kahuna Teriyaki Chicken Sandwiches. ...
15-Minute Beefy Noodle Skillet. ...
Black Bean Soup. ...
Chicken Tacos. ...
Easy Monte Cristos. ...
Fresh and Easy Lemon Spaghetti.
How can I spice up my dorm food?
These are some ways to spice up your dorm room cooked meals.
Use actual spices! ...
Add Fruits and Vegetables. ...
Spice Up Your Coffee. ...
Sauce it up! ...
Stick with Fresh Ingredients. ...
Recreate Your Favorite Restaurant Meals. ...
Rethink Ramen.
What is the easiest meal to cook?
20 Easy Dinner Ideas For When You're Not Sure What To Make
Oven-Baked French Bread Pizzas. tasty.co. ...
Easiest One-Pot Beef with Broccoli. damndelicious.net. ...
Black Bean–Stuffed Sweet Potatoes. foodwithfeeling.com. ...
Instant Pot Veggie-Packed Mac 'n' Cheese. thekitchn.com. ...
Sheet Pan Sausage & Veggies. chelseasmessyapron.com. ...
Upgraded Ramen. ...
Vegan Chickpea Shakshuka. ...
Pesto Chicken Bake.
Can you have a microwave in your dorm?
Microwave
Having a dependable microwave is another must-have dorm appliance. Sure, your dorm will probably have a microwave in the common area, but most likely, it's going to be an old model that probably doesn't work as effectively as one you bring yourself.
What do poor college students eat?
Here are some affordable and fast meal ideas for the economical student on the go.
Ramen Noodles. Ramen can cost as little as $0.07 a package, but many students quickly grow tired of it. ...
Grilled Cheese and Soup. ...
Deli Sandwiches. ...
Beans and Rice. ...
Burritos. ...
Chicken Breasts and Veggies. ...
Spaghetti. ...
Stir-fry.
How can college students eat cheap?
The Lazy Student's Guide to Eating Cheaply in College
Shop in Bulk for Cooking Ingredients. ...
Learn to Spot Cheap, Filling Meals. ...
Keep Track of Sales in Grocery Stores. ...
Utilize the Community Kitchen If You're in a Dorm or Similar Situation. ...
Search for Coupons, Coupons, Coupons. ...
Buy a Reusable Water Bottle. ...
Watch for Free Food on Campus. ...
Avoid Straying From Your List.
What should poor college students eat?
17 Foods You'll Recognize if You're a Broke College Student
Eggos. The perfect breakfast staple. ...
Packaged ramen. If you ignore the sodium content, it's the cheapest dinner option you can buy from a corner store, so that's a big plus.
Grilled cheese sandwiches. Bread and cheese—what's not love? ...
Boxed macaroni and cheese. ...
Frozen meals. ...
Chef Boyardee ravioli. ...
Granola bars. ...
Peanut butter.
What should college students eat for dinner?
Easy Dinners
Pork and Peanut Dragon Noodles. ...
Beef and Cabbage Stir Fry. ...
Poor Man's Burrito Bowls. ...
Weeknight Black Bean Chili. ...
One Pot Bacon Broccoli Mac and Cheese. ...
Pizza Roll Ups. ...
Ultimate BBQ Chicken Quesadillas. ...
Creamy Black Bean Taquitos.
What are good microwave meals?
7 legit meals you can make in a microwave that will save you time and money
Macaroni and cheese. Preparation time: 5 minutes. ...
Omelette in a mug. Preparation time: 3 minutes. ...
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