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Grad School Gourmet: Breakfast Blues | Sweet and Savory French Toast
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Friday, March 2, 2012. Breakfast Blues Sweet and Savory French Toast. Hello blog world, the College Kid lives! School has started (it's my last semester), and it's as busy as ever. But on the bright side, I have been cooking and experimenting quite a bit in my small apartment kitchen, so stay tuned for upcoming recipes! 2 slices of bread (I used plain white, but you can use a number of different varieties like sourdough, French, or Challah). 1-2 teaspoons sugar (or more). 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon.
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Grad School Gourmet: August 2012
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Wednesday, August 1, 2012. On a whim, my brother and I purchased a large bottle of Pomegranate syrup from the local Indian store. It's very sweet, very viscous, and has a beautiful, deep magenta hue. But what to do with it? We were at a loss - until two days ago. Inspiration struck us on that hot, wet summer afternoon - and we came up with this refreshing Pomegranate Lime cooler. Enjoy! 2 teaspoons pomegranate syrup. Juice from 5 small clementines or 2 large clementines. Juice from 1 large lime. 8216;Bha...
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Grad School Gourmet: Introducing: Grad School Gourmet!
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Tuesday, July 24, 2012. Introducing: Grad School Gourmet! Thanks to all of you that have stuck around with this blog for so long, and stay tuned for new posts! Grad School Grown-Up [Formerly the College Kid]. Posted by Undercover Diva. Labels: Grad School Gourmet. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). What better way to chronicle my grad school food adventures than to blog about it? Welcome to my food journey :). More How-To's on College Food! 50 Best Food Blogs for the College Budget. Un dejeuner de soleil.
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Grad School Gourmet: August 2010
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Friday, August 20, 2010. Make your own, and you'll have a delish pizza in minutes, minus the fats and oils of store bought pizza. 1 baguette (loaf of French bread) - makes 4-6 slices of pizza. Pizza sauce of choice (home-made or store-bought). Any other cheese of choice, such as Pepper Jack (optional). Toppings: cooked chicken, green and red peppers, onions, tomatoes, cooked spinach, broccoli, pepperoni, left-over beef, pork, or chicken, etc. Pre-heat your oven to 350 F. My awesome pizza nesting bed :).
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Grad School Gourmet: Masala (Spicy) Potato Wedges
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Thursday, March 8, 2012. Masala (Spicy) Potato Wedges. If you're anything like me, even in the middle of a health kick the craving for french fries and other greasy goods are inevitable. So instead of reaching for the grease, I decided to take a cue from Shyla over at Cupcakes and Curry. Tea) and as a side dish with fresh, hot Indian daal. Or lentil soup, for dinner. Here's how to make your own! Adapted from Cupcakes and Curry's Fiery and Fabulous Parsnip Masala Fries. 1/4 cup Olive Oil. 4 Bake for about...
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Grad School Gourmet: Breakfast Blues | Coffee Banana Smoothie
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Friday, June 1, 2012. Breakfast Blues Coffee Banana Smoothie. This can be a problem, sometimes. I like to drink my coffee Indian style, frothy with milk and a hint of sugar. But this concoction doesn't keep me full, as a good breakfast should, but usually deters me from eating anything else. The result - I'm awake, but hungry within an hour. It's quite terrible! So, I came up with a solution, combining one of the best breakfast foods with coffee for added nutrition, taste, and fullness - the banana!
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Grad School Gourmet: March 2012
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Thursday, March 8, 2012. Masala (Spicy) Potato Wedges. If you're anything like me, even in the middle of a health kick the craving for french fries and other greasy goods are inevitable. So instead of reaching for the grease, I decided to take a cue from Shyla over at Cupcakes and Curry. Tea) and as a side dish with fresh, hot Indian daal. Or lentil soup, for dinner. Here's how to make your own! Adapted from Cupcakes and Curry's Fiery and Fabulous Parsnip Masala Fries. 1/4 cup Olive Oil. 4 Bake for about...
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Grad School Gourmet: June 2012
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Friday, June 1, 2012. Breakfast Blues Coffee Banana Smoothie. This can be a problem, sometimes. I like to drink my coffee Indian style, frothy with milk and a hint of sugar. But this concoction doesn't keep me full, as a good breakfast should, but usually deters me from eating anything else. The result - I'm awake, but hungry within an hour. It's quite terrible! So, I came up with a solution, combining one of the best breakfast foods with coffee for added nutrition, taste, and fullness - the banana!
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Grad School Gourmet: April 2010
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Monday, April 26, 2010. Mom's Kitchen: Kolkata Egg Rolls. This snack/dish is one of the most famous street foods of the Eastern Indian city of Kolkata. Typically it's made with parathas. A fried flour flat-bread, but you can make it with normal flour tortillas. On special occasions, my family and I like to eat this for brunch, but you can definitely have it as a snack or for lunch/dinner. I made this on Sunday night for my dinner. Ingredients (for 2-3 egg rolls). Tomato ketchup or hot tomato sauce. Once ...
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