Joanna' recipes
| Name | Description | Views | Rating |
| Honey, lemon, ginger stirfry | Easy peasy, lemon squeezy =) | 5605 | 54% |
| Grilled Lime Salmon | Surprisingly tasty and very easy | 4888 | 64% |
| Melty marshmellowy Pringles | Deadly! | 3864 | 58% |
| Beef chow mein | Easy and very tasty | 6517 | 54% |
| Cayenne Mince | Simple, quick and easy | 4951 | 58% |
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Thrifty Food Shopping
How much is your food shopping costing you every week? £20, maybe £25? Now we are coming to the very last few weeks of our loan, like many others, your bank account may well be running out of steam - so it’s more important than ever to avoid the infamous overdraft that’s creeping ever closer. By starting to shop and eat smart, you’ll find you can stretch those last few pounds that bit extra.
University halls survival guide
How are you finding your new home? Settling in OK?
Finding work after university
With a whole load of students preparing to finish their final year over the next few months something which will be on their minds is what they are going to do afterwards. There are so many options available so understandably this can be a very stressful time and one that needs a lot of thinking time.
Healthy body, healthy mind
It’s that time of the year again, yep – exam time! Whilst many of you think you’ve got more important things to worry about than what you’re having for tea, that’s one big mistake right there. So rather than being part of the 1/3 of students who rely on their lucky underwear to get them through these next few tricky weeks, be part of the 2/3 of students who choose to eat foods that will boost their memory, brain power and concentration.
Growing your own veggies
February and March are the perfect months in the year to sow seeds and grow your own veggies! It’s a common belief that growing your own vegetables and plants is a hard and labourious process requiring vast amounts of time and space; however this couldn’t be more wrong, the perfect carrots could be grown on your very own windowsill!
