Category: Tips
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Chapter Four: Mexican Recipes for people trying to eat rich on a poor budget (~jinghan)
In Chapter 1 me and my housemate were doing a lot of cooking on the weekend. Here are the recipes of what we made (for my further reference as well as yours.) —————- Mexican Chicken Broth: (approx. $10 serves about 10+ single meals and cooked chicken can be used in other recipes to make about […] -
Chapter Three: More Eat Rich On A Poor Budget Recipes (~jinghan)
See previous chapter for my rambling about how to make the most of your money when it comes to feeding yourself. Mmmm food… You might eventually notice that a lot of my cooking involves the same view ingredients (^^;;) at any rate some good things to have in your kitchen at: salt, pepper, garlic, vegetable […]blogs.unimelb.edu.au/seconds/2012/02/12/chapter-three-more-eat-rich-on-a-poor-budget-recipes-jinghan
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Chapter Two: How To Eat Rich On A Poor Budget (~jinghan in response to “Poor.”)
Since I’ve had the fortune of thinking about and experimenting with the cost of food without the actual stress of needing to spend less than $30 a week, I thought I would share some of my favourite recipes with you all. If there are inaccuracies with my cost approximations that might have something to do […] -
A calling [Daniel]
There’s a certain period of time where things start to nip and jab at your subconscious, whether it be about the way a certain girl [or guy, I can be open minded…. not in that way though …..] looks at you, the words in a job advertisement coincide with the smile on your face, or […] -
Jinghan In The Kitchen II: Honey and Ginger Tea
♫ Jinghan in the kitchen, the kitchen, the kitchen ♫ Jinghan in the kitchen, run♭a ♯ way♮ Today Jinghan is making Honey and Ginger Tea! If you have ever had a urinary tract infection you will know that it is NOT FUN. However I discovered that drinking a lot of fluid with ginger in […]blogs.unimelb.edu.au/seconds/2011/10/23/jinghan-in-the-kitchen-ii-honey-and-ginger-tea
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Jinghan In The Kitchen I: Cold-Served Soba Noodles
In high-school a friend of mine had an imaginary cooking show whose theme song we made up and went something like this: “Beccy in the kitchen, the kitchen, the kitchen… Beccy in the kitchen… run. a. way.” Followed by something like “today Beccy will be cooking choc-chip cookies… oh wait we ran out of choc-chips […]blogs.unimelb.edu.au/seconds/2011/10/23/jinghan-in-the-kitchen-i-cold-served-soba-noodles
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The Perils of Friends & Personal Freedom
Strange this, but I don’t think I went into detail as to why I moved. There are perils of living with friends. The thing is, you don’t really know a person until you’ve lived with them a little while. At the start of this year I was incredibly excited to be moving in with one of […]blogs.unimelb.edu.au/seconds/2011/08/26/the-perils-of-friends-personal-freedom
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My results[Daniel]
It’s a funny thing to look at your results and know that the mark you recieved was unfair. Even before the results came out I knew, in my heart of hearts, that this subject was going to get marked down regardless of what I put into them, my premise, my point of view was against […] -
Decisions – also, fetish clubs?!
Hello and welcome to another round of Shannon-style throwing words at the audience blogging. I’ve been a busy little bumblebee, or so it seems. Not in terms of doing much Uni work – mostly in terms of trying to keep up with birthdays and events and the occasional “HEY MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY, REMEMBER MY FACE?” appearance. […]blogs.unimelb.edu.au/seconds/2011/03/14/decisions-also-fetish-clubs
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Meeting old friends[Daniel]
I received a call last night around 9.30- right after I had finished watching a play (“Don Parties On,” if you must know, not really awesome). I looked briefly at the number half remembering it as something important- it had once meant a lot to me. For now it was merely a whisper of nostalgia. […]
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