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How to Make Pasta Alla Carbonara | The Classic Approach to Carbonara
If it has anything extra other than the main ingredients, don't call it a carbonara.
by Peter Truong
at Michigan State University
Easy Sesame Peanut Butter Noodles
Craving some Asian spice? You won't need to travel far for this saucy Asian-inspired noodle recipe.
by Allison Rhee
at Northwestern University
Simple Staples to Spice Up Weekday Meals
When you want to bring more variety to your weekday meals, these recipes will bring the flavor and spice.
by Sarah Kate Padon
at Northwestern University
Kitchen Travels: Introducing 4 International Oatmeal Recipes
Craving an adventure? The taste of home? Or maybe new ways to spice up your oatmeal recipes? Here's how you can safely travel during COVID times from the comfort of your own kitchen.
by Hollie Chiao
at University of California - Berkeley
Kale Caesar: Quite Possibly the Perfect Salad
An easy and delicious kale Caesar salad that is perfect for any meal!
by Lola Cleaveland
at Emory University
An Ode to Taco Bell's Potatoes
These taters will be missed - but you can get your fix at home.
by Bhageerathi Ganesan
at Ohio State University
3 Ways To Spice up Your Instant Ramen
New year, new ramen.
by Youngbin Yoon
at Brown University
Vegan Cauliflower Buffalo Wings
The ultimate vegan comfort food
by Haley Porter
at Wake Forest University
The Best Comfort Food To Get You Through Exams
Homemade buffalo mac and cheese with bacon bites; the yummiest snack to have while studying.
by Alexis Carson
at University of Florida
These Loaded Lentil Cups from Tasty Bite Make The Perfect Snack
I know what I'm making today.
by Madeleine Bokan
at Spoon HQ
Easy Homemade Quiche Lorraine to Impress Your Family and Friends
Here's a simple recipe for savory quiche that'll leave you feeling accomplished and your belly feeling warm and full.
by Juliana Morcos
at University of Florida
Risotto: Tips, Tricks, and Seasonal Twists
Risotto sounds like such a complicated dish, but with a simple and easy base recipe, it can be adapted for any season and bring back the memories of your mom cooking risotto over the warm stovetop.
by Sam Tobin
at Northeastern University