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Food for thought: remember to eat during finals

In the thick of finals, your regular eating routine might go out the window. You might spend all day studying and neglect meals until you’re starving.

Back burner tomato sauce

Italian food is so simple to make for me. I probably have a lot of learned intuition from watching my family cook, but when writing down these recipes, there truly are not that many steps.

Vallabh’s chole masala

The first recipe Stevens Chefs cooked together was Professor Vallabh’s chole masala, a chickpea curry recipe. This recipe relies on pantry ingredients that last a while in a cupboard or freezer, so this is a good recipe to keep the ingredients to and make when you’re in need of cooking to destress.

Herb-crusted salmon

This past weekend, I made entrees with the Stevens Chefs team: Salmon and Tandoori Chicken. We put together an ingredient list and split up the work chopping.

Hearty tomato soup

If you’re looking to impress someone this week, consider making them a meal, and there’s really no easier place to start than soup.

Three cheers for holiday spirits

It’s officially December, so get ready for the onslaught of holiday cheer; it’s about time to talk about the winter holidays.

It’s meat in a ball, do you really need a recipe?

Homemade meatballs are fantastic, cheap, and easy comfort food. Frozen meatballs have always confused me; it’s meat in a ball. You don’t have to be a professional to make a passable meatball.

Toil, trouble, and seeing double

As the veil between the worlds grows thin and Hallow’s Eve draws near, it’s time to prepare for a night of spectral delights and eerie enchantments.

Crumb cake, emphasis on the crumb

My aunt has always provided great advice in cooking and many other areas of my life. Her cooking style is best described as indulgence.