Summary
College is really when you are learning to figure out how to fend for yourself. This cookbook can teach you all you need to know about preparing effortless meals.
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The best thing about these recipes is that you can make them whenever you need a little breakfasty goodness, whether the sun is coming up or about to go down.
Crumb Bum Breakfast Cobbler
A can of sliced peaches, a can of pear halves, orange juice and granola.
Spotlight On Peanut Butter
Super Quickie Peanut Sauce
Hot water, peanut butter, soy sauce, lemon juice, chili garlic sauce. Serve over steamed vegetables.
Thai Takeout
Rice, peanut butter and soy sauce.
Corny Salad
Olive oil, lime juice, sugar, salt, pepper, corn, cherry tomatoes, and cucumber.
Black Bean and Corn Salad
Black beans, tomatoes, corn, vinegar, oil, chives, salt, sugar, pepper, hot sauce and tortilla chips.
Half-Assed Chili
Salsa, black beans, chili beans, corn and jalapeno.
Texas Ranger Roll Ups
Corn, black beans, tortillas, lime and orange juice, garlic powder, salt and salsa.
Big Man On Campus Burrito
Brown rice, black beans, tortillas, lettuce, diced tomatoes and salsa.
Darwin's Dip
Black beans, salsa, lemon juice and onion powder.
Opinion
I have to laugh… Throughout this entire cookbook, black beans are an ingredient in many recipes. Guess who uses black beans to bulk up her meals? I do! I use black beans from chili to ramen noodles. They are just so cheap and nutritious. Why not? However, many people hate the taste of beans, as my roommates for example.
This is a good cookbook for any person on a budget. You do not have to be a college student. There are often moments when the grocery money is low. This cookbook proves that you can still consume good meals.
I list the ingredients without measurements. I believe you should judge for yourself as to your personal preference.
I give this book a
5-star rating!
