It's really not that bad in college PMP. :P There will no doubt be lots of different restaurants and places to eat so you don't have to be cooking that much. ;)
It's really not that bad in college PMP. :P There will no doubt be lots of different restaurants and places to eat so you don't have to be cooking that much. ;)julian_jr
Still not, I prefer to make my own food instead of going to fast food restaurants. That's one of the bad things we have here..we barely have any good restaurants:(
That's understandable. Well for college the best things to cook are the following: easy mac, noodles, and several microwaveable different foods. The quicker and easier it is to cook the better.
I know how to cook a few things, although my specialty is cooking outside on a charcoal grill. In college though, you learn to cook using a microwave for almost everything. :P
It's really not that bad in college PMP. :P There will no doubt be lots of different restaurants and places to eat so you don't have to be cooking that much. ;)julian_jr
Tell me how and I'll make it. Tell me just what it is and there's a decent chance I can make it (so long as it's not a foreign recipe, such as Italian, Japanese, etc.). I learned how to cook mostly because I enjoyed eating, and when you're the cook you (usually) have greater control of what food's actually made.
Tell me how and I'll make it. Tell me just what it is and there's a decent chance I can make it (so long as it's not a foreign recipe, such as Italian, Japanese, etc.).mariostar0001
Are you talking from scratch here? And without detailed instructions with images. Just basic ingredients, time, and basic steps.
[QUOTE="mariostar0001"]Tell me how and I'll make it. Tell me just what it is and there's a decent chance I can make it (so long as it's not a foreign recipe, such as Italian, Japanese, etc.).lancelot200
Are you talking from scratch here? And without detailed instructions with images. Just basic ingredients, time, and basic steps. I've done that before, yes. Not often, but I can do it, so long as I've someone to constantly ask what to do next. :P
I have no cooking skills.[QUOTE="julian_jr"]It's really not that bad in college PMP. :P There will no doubt be lots of different restaurants and places to eat so you don't have to be cooking that much. ;)lancelot200
Aren't you the rich student. lol That's how it's like at my college, we get a certain amount of meals per week (or a certain amount per semester if you go with one plan) and eating takes a simple swipe of your student ID. That and we get $300 a semester automatically put into our IDs which we can use to purchase food.
[QUOTE="lancelot200"]I forgot about meal plansjulian_jr
Do you have any at your college? Once I start living off-campus I won't have them anymore though.I live off campus. We do have them, but they don't work for restaurants.
[QUOTE="julian_jr"][QUOTE="lancelot200"]I forgot about meal planslancelot200
Do you have any at your college? Once I start living off-campus I won't have them anymore though.I live off campus. We do have them, but they don't work for restaurants. Ahh I see, there's only a few restaurants where meal swipes work that are university owned, however everywhere around campus you can use this other money that is put into your student ID with no problem.
I wish I could :( I can barely make those instant noodles and sandwiches. I nees to start to learn cooking to be prepared for my college.Â
How hard is cooking to learn, I mean how much time will it take for me to learn cooking?Â
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It's not that hard, unless you're trying to cook something that takes like an hour to make it's not that complicated. Those noodles just require putting boiling water and letting it stir for a few minutes.
I wish I could :( I can barely make those instant noodles and sandwiches. I nees to start to learn cooking to be prepared for my college.Â
How hard is cooking to learn, I mean how much time will it take for me to learn cooking?Â
julian_jr
It's not that hard, unless you're trying to cook something that takes like an hour to make it's not that complicated. Those noodles just require putting boiling water and letting it stir for a few minutes.
That's all I could do :P Need to learn to cook some real things :PÂ
[QUOTE="lancelot200"]I have no cooking skills.[QUOTE="julian_jr"]It's really not that bad in college PMP. :P There will no doubt be lots of different restaurants and places to eat so you don't have to be cooking that much. ;)julian_jr
Aren't you the rich student. lol That's how it's like at my college, we get a certain amount of meals per week (or a certain amount per semester if you go with one plan) and eating takes a simple swipe of your student ID. That and we get $300 a semester automatically put into our IDs which we can use to purchase food. Meal plans is a good idea.
I can really only cook a select few things. I really need to learn how to do more cooking sometime instead of relying on other people to cook for me.TAMKFan
If you live with a roommate all the time then it's no problem. :P
[QUOTE="mariostar0001"] I've done that before, yes. Not often, but I can do it, so long as I've someone to constantly ask what to do next. :Plancelot200
So, you need more than just the recipe. You need someone to verify stuff so that it goes well. The first time or two, yes. After that I can usually remember the recipe.
They're alright, however by the second semester of college I hated them because they kinda limit you on where you want to eat since you have to use them all or you lose money.
[QUOTE="horgen123"]Meal plans is a good idea. julian_jr
They're alright, however by the second semester of college I hated them because they kinda limit you on where you want to eat since you have to use them all or you lose money.Get a better room with a small kitchen space.
[QUOTE="horgen123"]Meal plans is a good idea. julian_jr
They're alright, however by the second semester of college I hated them because they kinda limit you on where you want to eat since you have to use them all or you lose money. I have been thinking about getting one... And just eat a bigger lunch at uni instead of dinner at home. Would cost more though
[QUOTE="julian_jr"][QUOTE="horgen123"]Meal plans is a good idea. lancelot200
They're alright, however by the second semester of college I hated them because they kinda limit you on where you want to eat since you have to use them all or you lose money.Get a better room with a small kitchen space. They don't have those in dorms. If you live on campus they require you to get a meal plan since it's part of the housing.
[QUOTE="julian_jr"]They don't have those in dorms. If you live on campus they require you to get a meal plan since it's part of the housing.lancelot200
They don't have shared apartments things for the higher years? They have a few of those but mostly for older married couples. The only places that have what you're saying are the apartments and houses around campus that students can get if they want to live off-campus. Everyone in my college ends up living in one of those eventually except for a few people...
[QUOTE="horgen123"]I have been thinking about getting one... And just eat a bigger lunch at uni instead of dinner at home. Would cost more thoughjulian_jr
Depending on the restaurant, some places could be all you can eat. There's a few of those in my college and all they cost are a meal swipe. Nothing like that around here.
The all you can eat ones are my least favorite. One of those cafeterias was right next to my dorm room so I went whenever I didn't feel like walking 10-20 minutes to get food and then 10-20 minutes walking back. I hated the place though, and only went since it was convenient.
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