On Jan 31, 10:59 pm, "Fayth" > wrote:
> I'm a college student so I dont have very much time or money, but I
> would like to have a few recipes that I could make in an above-average
> college kitchen. My girlfriend comes over for dinner all the time, I
> would like something to surprise her with. Any ideas? My kitchen is
> fairly well furnished.
>
> Thanks, Jason

Hi Jason,
I'm also a college student and know what you mean about time and
money! I'm very lucky because my husband, Jack, does most of the
cooking. Sounds like you could use a couple of recipe books, I enjoy
using recipes from the "Taste of Home" magazines, they have some
great, easy, and delicious recipe's that might interest you? Also,
depending on what types of food your interested in trying, maybe
jalapeno poppers which is not only nutricious but a great change! My
husband is Japanese and Native American, he has inspired me to try my
hand at fixing Koma Sushi, no it isn't raw fish and is tasty. Myself
I usually will type in recipes and check out different ways of fixing
something. I must say if you have a George Foreman Grill you don't
have to worry and fuss about cooking meats.
I think this is wonderful of you to inquire about recipes to fix for
your girlfriend that is very thoughtful of you!

Let me know and I will dig up a couple of crock pot recipes for
enchiladas or maybe some rice dishes, something affordable and
hopefully easy. Wilma