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Friday, March 29, 2019

Meli Deli Cooks in Apartment


As junior year goes by, I struggled to cook. Thanks to my loving mother, she made me the meats, the protein, for my meals and I would put them in the freezer. Besides my mother's frozen foods, I would eat more frozen goods from grocery stores such as Trader Joe's vegetables and fried rice. Over time as I got used to living off campus, I would buy my own apples and frozen vegetables from Smart and Final next door.

Out of the meals I cooked myself, besides packed noodles, over the stove, I made three meals on my own with some help of course. Once was when I made pasta after going to Sharetea with my roommates. I had a pack of Annie's macaroni and cheese, white cheddar flavored. I boiled the pasta, drained the water, and placed the pasta back into the pot with the cheddar and frozen vegetables. Voila! First meal I cooked on my own.

Second time I cooked on my own, I was feeling under the weather. I went to Smart and Final and bought tomatoes and red onions. I brought them back to the apartment, washed and sliced the tomatoes and red onions, tossed them in a pot of water, and boiled it for a while. Then I placed the meatballs that my mom made into the pot to add some protein. After that, I poured some of it into a bowl with rice in it to make rice soup. Meal two! Vitamin C Soup! I was pretty proud of myself for this one. I felt sick and tired, so to make soup was the best choice. I had rice soup for at least two days. Felt so much better after.

Third time, I boiled Annie's macaroni in a pot of water. Then I poured the macaroni into a drainer, tossed Wolfgang Puck Organic Free Range Chicken and Dumplings Canned Soup into the pot with some Trader Joe's frozen vegetables. After that, I poured the cooked macaroni back into the pot and voila! Meal three! I was feeling a little sick from the changing weather and wanted some soup. 

I can't say I am a chef, but I can definitely say "Oh yeah, I can make pasta... and pasta" just like Hallie and Annie's father, Nick Parker in Parent Trap. Ready to make more pasta in the future!  


Annie's Macaroni and Cheese, with White Cheddar
Boiling water with tomatoes, red onions, and homemade frozen meatballs

Wolfgang Puck Canned Soup with Annie's Macaroni and Trader Joe's frozen vegetables 

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