Recipes for college students?!

nicolelink
nicolelink Posts: 7
edited September 27 in Recipes
Hey! Anyone have any really quick and easy recipes that someone who doesn't really cook could handle? I love all the recipes I'm seeing here but they all seem like a lot of work and I don't really have the skills or time required to cook them haha!

:)

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  • murphy2768
    murphy2768 Posts: 1
    INGREDIENTS:

    MARINADE:
    3 whole chicken breasts
    ½ C. olive oil
    ½ C. lime juice
    1 tsp. salt
    1 tsp. black pepper
    1 tsp. ground cumin seed
    1 tsp. oregano
    1 tsp. sugar
    2 – 3 cloves garlic, minced


    ACCOMPANIMENTS:
    2 peppers (green/yellow/red … which ever you prefer) - fry w/ onion
    1 large vidalia onion - fry w/ peppers
    lettuce
    tomatoes
    refried beans
    sour cream
    guacamole
    soft tortilla shells (warmed)
    sharp cheddar cheese
    salsa
    tortilla chips

    DIRECTIONS: Combine all ingredients, add chicken breasts (halved) and marinate at least 1 hour. (I use zip-lock freezer bag to marinate in.) I recommend to reserve a little of the marinade to sautee the onion/peppers before adding raw chicken to marinade. Cook chicken thoroughly (I prefer grilling). Use the reserved marinade to pan fry onion and peppers to desired texture.
  • AshleyNPeters
    AshleyNPeters Posts: 78 Member
    Check out my blog site. I am also a college student and can handle making these recipes lol.

    http://lowcalcook.blogspot.com/
  • i had this today:

    spicy chicken and bean pasta:

    90g of wholewheat penne pasta
    canned kidney beans in chili sauce (1/2 tin)
    pasata sauce (100g)
    half a chopped onion
    half a green pepper
    2 chicken thighs
    black pepper/ spices for seasoning

    just boil the pasta and, in a seperate pan, cook the chicken peppers and onions (i used fry light instead of oil)
    when cooked through add the kidney beans and pasata sauce and black pepper to taste.
    mix together and voila! ready in 20 mins, full of protein, healthy and filling.
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