Pesto Pasta
Pesto is the most delicious thing in the entire world. If I could mould pesto into some form of a phallic instrument, I would have violent, screaming sex with pesto. You can blitz it in about five minutes, pop some red onion and cherry tomatoes in the heap and call yourself Martha Stewart.
Jar Salad
There is no better way to put on some activewear and feel superior to everyone else than by bringing a jar salad to uni. Pop your dressing in the bottom so everything doesn’t go soggy, layer your carbs, (noodles, rice, grain, whatever) protein (meat, tofu, fish) and veggies and then have a party. A jar salad party.
Wrap Stuff
Everything that tastes good in the fridge, in a wrap. You’re welcome.
Savoury Muffins
Savoury muffins can be made in extreme bulk (like 12), and keep super well in the freezer. Spinach and feta are good ones, but damn, cheese and diced ham are the business.
Cold Noodles
I feel like anyone who talks about soba noodles is super boring, so I won’t do that, but guys – it’s just like a daggy stir fry but better. (Better because you can eat in front of people you don’t like.)
Fried Rice
Anything rice is a bit of a funny one because one time I bought rice to a festival, ate it on the fourth day and gave myself food poisoning. Anyway. Perfect fried rice comes from the floppiest, saddest veggies in the crisper cooked to absolute filth in a fry pan with some soy sauce (and maybe some sesame oil if you’re in a wacky mood) with an egg scrambled through.
Potato Salad
I get that your mum makes a hectic potato salad for Christmas with sour cream and ham and it’s disgusting, but you can make potato salad so fancy for so little, and it keeps forever. Put in loads of dill for a fishy one, or a bunch of turmeric for a Bombay one.
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