Pastel de nata
Country of country - Portugal
Time - 30 minutes
Cost - under 5 pounds
Pastel de nata is a delicious dessert for the afternoon tea, by the easy cooking, you can share the nata with your friends.
Please clink the link below for the recipe:
http://leitesculinaria.com/7759/recipes-portuguese-custard-tarts-pasteis-de-nata.html
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Fried Rice
Country of origin - China
Time - 10 minutes
Cost - under 3 pounds
Fried Rice is a quick and easy meal but taste great, especially for people who have no enough time to have a regular meal.Here is the basic recipe for Fried Rice:
http://chinesefood.about.com/od/ricefried/r/basicfriedrice.htm
Country of origin - China
Time - 10 minutes
Cost - under 3 pounds
Fried Rice is a quick and easy meal but taste great, especially for people who have no enough time to have a regular meal.Here is the basic recipe for Fried Rice:
http://chinesefood.about.com/od/ricefried/r/basicfriedrice.htm
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Quote from studentbeans :
" Cook from scratch and buy in bulk.
Cooking from scratch is far cheaper - and more fun! - than simply buying ready-meals off the supermarket shelf. It's a lot more effort and involves a little trial-and-error, but it's much more rewarding, both for your wallet and for your health. Buying in bulk is a no-brainer; staple, non-perishable foods like pasta are great to buy, especially as a household or a flat, as it works out so much cheaper and lasts a long while."
Have a look : http://www.studentbeans.com/student-money/
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We like this website as it's gather all advices for youth, good deals, extra plan in the UK
Quote from studentbeans :
" Cook from scratch and buy in bulk.
Cooking from scratch is far cheaper - and more fun! - than simply buying ready-meals off the supermarket shelf. It's a lot more effort and involves a little trial-and-error, but it's much more rewarding, both for your wallet and for your health. Buying in bulk is a no-brainer; staple, non-perishable foods like pasta are great to buy, especially as a household or a flat, as it works out so much cheaper and lasts a long while."
Have a look : http://www.studentbeans.com/student-money/
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