Student Cookbook
Student Cookbook
One of the best ways to save money as a student is to find some easy and cheap recipes. The good news is that our Student Money Assistants have done all the hard work for you and have tried and tested some recipes for you! We will add to this throughout the year, so keep checking back. Use the buttons below to find recipes to your taste, e.g. vegetarian or fakeaway. For more information about meal planning and how to store food safely, see our Food and Shopping page.
Sweetcorn, Carrot and Pork Bone Soup
This recipe will make enough to last you a few days and can be used as a hearty lunch.
Taste: 5/5
Simplicity: 2/5
Cost: 2/5
Baked Tomato & Pork Rice
This is a dish that I made repeatedly last year when I wanted something that tastes good, doesn't cost much and lasts me throughout the week.
Taste: 5/5
Simplicity: 2/5
Cost: 4/5
Lemon & Garlic Chicken Orzo
This dish is perfect if you're feeling under the weather or want to warm up on cold Autumn nights
Taste: 5/5
Simplicity: 3/5
Cost: 3/5
Spanish Meatballs
Great to share with friends or family, and easy to paiur up with some pasta and roasted vegetables for a nutritious meal. Reheat will if refridgerated.
Taste: 5/5
Simplicity: 3/5
Cost: 3/5
Chicken and Chorizo Hash
This feels like a strong student recipe because it tastes much more expensive than it is. The chorizo adds loads of flavour, meaning you don't need many ingredients or complicated seasoning. It's also filling and works well as either a light lunch or a filling dinner.
Taste: 5/5
Simplicity: 4/5
Cost: 4/5
Greek Salad
A simple, satisfying summertime staple that makes you feel like you're strolling along the streets of Santorini!
Taste: 5/5
Simplicity: 5/5
Cost: 4/5
Udon and Onsen Egg
A quick and easy lunch - all you need is a microwave!
Taste: 3/5
Simplicity: 4/5
Cost: 5/5
Antipasti Orzo Salad
This is a simple and delicious vegetarian dish that is easy to prepare, keeps well in the fridge, and is perfect to bring in your lunch box.
Taste: 5/5
Simplicity: 4/5
Cost:3/5