So, we all know and love our childhood favorites like grilled cheese, mozzarella sticks, pizza, and chocolate chip cookies. But who’s to say we can’t amp them up and take them to the next level? Here are 3 recipes showing how to do just that! Grilled Cheese Pizza, yes you read that right. Two of my personal favorites made into one cheesy package of heaven. … Continue reading How to Amp Up Your Childhood Favorites
A homemade jar of chocolate hazelnut spread (a.k.a. Nutella) will make the perfect V-Day present. This devilishly, tasty treat is sure to please every Tom, Dick, and Harry. Continue reading Homemade Chocolate Hazelnut Spread
There’s nothing like a holiday pie at a family feast. Whether you’re craving pumpkin, pecan, sweet potato, or apple filling, all homemade classics begin with the crust’s flaky, buttery perfection. Continue reading 5 Secrets To Making The Perfect Pie
The making of the recipe section for the Fall 2014 issue. Look out for copies of Baked on campus beginning December 2! Continue reading Behind-The-Scenes Video: The Recipages
I’m don’t know about you, but whenever I cook rice I always end up making too much. Cold rice by itself is not the most appetizing, but with a few additions, you can turn leftovers into your favorite takeout meal: fried rice. “Rice is great if you’re really hungry and want to eat two thousand of something.” -Mitch Hedberg Ingredients: 1 cup leftover white rice … Continue reading Your Leftovers Equal The Best Fried Rice
Let’s face it: we’re broke college kids. Okay, I know that’s a generalization, but the majority of students struggle to keep their bank accounts afloat. On the bright side, this reality doesn’t have to keep us from enjoying awesome local restaurants. Syracuse offers great places to get a delicious meal for under $7, whether you’re going out for breakfast, lunch, dinner, or dessert. View this post on Instagram … Continue reading 4 Local Meals For Under $7
Off of bustling Erie Boulevard is Erawan Thai, a restaurant that serves traditional Thai food at amazing prices. The restaurant is in an old white building that is crowded with plants and miniature fountains—there’s no reason to stop into Erawan unless you’ve caught wind of its reputation for delicious food. There’s a huge array of meat, veggie, and tofu dishes to choose from, and every … Continue reading Erawan: Thai Food On A College Budget
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