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Alright, so I have finally ventured into the world of cooking real food. Up until this point in college, I've really just been cooking to survive, not to actually enjoy it or have some semblance of nutritional value. I am excellent at making things on a flat griddle (not one of those wussy george foreman things), and am looking to expand my cooking resume. Do you guys have any ideas as to some easier to make food for a college senior? :P Really just trying to branch out into some semblance of variety, I'm moving in with my fiancee in 8 days and want to be able to contribute so she's not having to come up with ideas for what to cook all the time :P
WreckEm711
THIS IS FOR YOU
It's one of the best ten bucks you'll ever spend if you want to cook things and aren't familiar with it.
Heck, I've had to cook for myself for years now with the gluten thing and even I found a lot of cool stuff in it
Does that really work? :shock: Eh I'd have to get a DS though, if the price on them goes down a bit I may pick one up. I want oneeee
@Jordan, pasta is definitely something i could do, thanks!
We have used it and it is well worth the $10 but dont go buy a ds just for it. Its got some good stuff on it but the voice commands for hands free use doesnt work as well as I hoped. 
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