Posts Tagged ‘apartment’

This is a great recipe for a Lobster Stock ment for the more advanced cooker, but really is simple and easy to do as long as you give youself some time to do it. this is the 1st of many recipes i plan on recording so tune in next week!

Expand the description and view the text of the steps for this how-to video. Check out Howcast for other do-it-yourself videos from BatSquid_Studios and more videos in the Cooking Basics category. You can contribute too! Create your own DIY guide at www.howcast.com or produce your own Howcast spots with the Howcast Filmmakers Program at www.howcast.com Skip the midnight pizza run and try some of these healthy—and fast—dorm-friendly dishes. To complete this How-To you will need: Instant oatmeal Non-fat yogurt Peanut butter or other nut butters Whole grain pita and tortilla Eggs A whole potato Garnishes like nuts, fruit, maple syrup, granola, cheese, and sour cream Whole-grain offerings like crackers, pasta, bread, bagels, and English muf And deli meat or tuna Step 1: Eat oatmeal Eat oatmeal. It’s fast, healthy, filling, and affordable. Dress it up with a spoonful of jam, a sprinkling of nuts or dried fruit, a dollop of peanut butter, or a drizzle of maple syrup. Tip: Instant oatmeal takes just a couple of minutes to make but can be packed with sugar, so look for plain varieties. Step 2: Eat non-fat yogurt Reach for a non-fat yogurt. It’s full of protein and calcium, and it’s great with some banana, granola, raisins, or nuts. It’s also a smart dessert. Step 3: Eat nut butters Know your nut butters. Peanut butter sets the standard, but there’s also almond, cashew, and even soybean butter. Try a spoonful on apples, celery, whole-grain crackers, and even plain pasta. Step 4 …

My roomate loves to fry, this ruins the apartment. I want to buy him an electric fryer that doesn’t produce smells. What would be the best kind of equipment to purchase for him to fry without smells? Brand, model, and/or technique would be appreciated?

I live in an apartment and do not have a grill but want to cook a really good steak. How would I go about doing it?

I live in an apartment with a very old refrigerator built by General Electric. At the current moment, I just have a few cold packs in the freezer and nothing else. Before I moved into my apartment two years ago, I used to have store ice cream and other frozen foods (vegetables, tv dinners, meat patties, etc).

How do I store frozen food in these types of refrigerators without compromising the quality of the food item?