Filed under: Recipes
This blog was recommended by a friend. Otherwise, I might never have found a minimalist food blog from Australia (sounds rather obscure, I know). However, there are some very appealing features here for medical students.
Where else will you find (mostly) healthy recipes with 5 ingredients, ready in 10 minutes, for meals that add up to $2 per day? I’ll admit: so far, I’ve only tried the self-saucing ginger pudding. It was excellent. However, the sauteed chickpeas with cauliflower seems like a smart mix.
Try exploring this site. Use the search box to see if there’s a variation on your favorite recipe that might fit more easily as a weeknight meal. There’s only one downside: many measurements are by weight. If you get stuck, there are helpful conversions here.
Go ahead, check it out!
www.thestonesoup.com
Filed under: News
So you think you know your way around the aisles? Well, there’s always more to learn. The UK Health & Wellness Department has graciously offered to take a group of medical students on a tour of a local Kroger store.
We’ll talk about what to look for as you shop, menu planning, and vegetarian/vegan options. It’s guaranteed to be a helpful experience.
The size of this tour is somewhat limited, so send an e-mail to chefmed.uk@gmail.com if you’d like to jump on. Then we’ll send you the details!
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