Original article by Lily Lou for Spoon University.
1. Tomato Soup
5. Shakshuka
16. Hot Pot
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Original article by Lily Lou for Spoon University.
Throw together a few ingredients you probably already have in the fridge, and in 10 minutes, you’ve got yourself a soup perfect for cold weather. Recipe here.
For when you have nothing else in your fridge. Recipe here.
It’s like easy mac, but made out of ramen. Why wouldn’t you want it? Recipe here.
Eat pumpkin year-round, because why not (especially when soup is involved)? Make it here.
Pair it with toast and enjoy it during any time of day. Make it here.
Next time you hit the dining hall, bring some to-go containers because all of the ingredients included in this recipe can be found there. Recipe here.
Bring a taste of Italy to your kitchen. Recipe here.
There’s nothing better than getting back to your dorm, popping a few ingredients into a pot, and digging into a bowl (or a pot) of delicious stew. Recipe here.
Who said eating vegetables was difficult? Recipe here.
This classic Italian soup will help you clean out your fridge. Recipe here.
If you’re looking for something savory to spice up your dinner (or any meal), this oatmeal will be your next go-to. Recipe here.
Netflix and chili, amirite? Make it here.
It can be Thanksgiving year-round with this recipe. Here's how.
Fried rice can get boring — spice it up with a touch of kimchi. Recipe here.
Cajun comfort. Recipe here.
The perfect meal to make for when you’re looking to have more fun with your food (read: great date idea). Plus, there are so many different ways to make it. Learn how to make it here.
Half of the ingredients are already in the name. Recipe here.
Add some excitement to your dinners with beets, which give it a naturally bright red color. Recipe here.
Skip the fancy restaurant and make this 30-minute caponata instead. Recipe here.
Get out of your pasta slump and make this spaghetti squash instead. Recipe here.
Beat the winter blues with this soup recipe. Here's how.
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