Beth Bradshaw' recipes
| Name | Description | Views | Rating |
| Healthy Carrot And Beetroot Cake | A great treat if you are craving cake, but are on a diet! | 6421 | 67% |
| Low Fat Zesty Meringe Pudding | There's no need to feel guilty about indulging in this pudding! 100% guilt free | 6115 | 100% |
| Homemade Diy Pizza! | Try your hands at making your very own pizza from scratch at half the cost of a delivered pizza! | 4483 | 100% |
| Smoky Mexican Pork Filled Tacos | Easy to make and share with your flatmates | 4638 | 50% |
| Sausage,bean And Tomato Casserole | Super delicious to share with your flatmates | 7011 | 100% |
| Meatball Chilli | Easy to make and great to share with your flatmates | 8928 | 100% |
| Roasted Veg, Spinach And Ricotta Lasanga | Great for sharing with your flatmates, especially if you have a veggie flatmate. | 17106 | 73% |
| Spicy Mexican Enchiladas | A little time and effort but definately worth it. | 10092 | 100% |
| Cheap Pork Burgers | Very easy and cheap to make. | 6314 | 100% |
| Chicken, Bacon And Broccoli Pasta Bake | Easy way to get a creamy, delicious pasta sauce in next to no time | 24726 | 93% |
Beth Bradshaw's blog posts
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The Student Summer Detox: Part Two
Here we go, round two of the student summer detox, this week – lunches. If you tried out a few of the healthy breakfast recipes featured in our most recent blog - still think healthy eating is boring? Didn’t think so, and lunchtimes are about to get healthier and tastier so keep reading!
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The Student Summer Detox
The typical fresher puts on an average of 15 pounds (or just over a stone!) in their first year at university, so that news may be welcoming to those of you struggling to get into your old pairs of jeans – you’re not on your own! Summer is as good a time as any to cleanse your body of all that junk food you may have been eating over the past year or so and start afresh with a healthy diet that will leave you feeling refreshed.
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Student Travels
Thinking of going away this summer with your friends? Organising a holiday at any age can be difficult, as people have different preferences and tastes – but for students, the big issue is their budget. Some don’t even bother trying to find a holiday as they think it’s far too expensive or it’s too difficult to find somewhere everyone wants to go. However, after the stress of end of year exams and deadlines, we have just as much right as anyone else to a well deserved holiday!
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Finding Summertime Work
For many of us University is done for the summer, and now there’s a whole four months until it starts again. What have you got planned? Catching up with old friends, enjoying the weather (if possible), relaxing, going on holiday and probably getting nagged by your parents on a daily basis - but they’ve got a point you know...
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Eating habits at University
Whether you’ve been living in halls or shared housing the past eight months or so or finishing your first, second or even final year at university – all students are sure to experience similar pleasures but also perils of the typical ‘student lifestyle’. Now many of us are back in the safety of our parental homes and away from the buzz of uni life, we may come to realise how much our habits and behaviour have changed since we left. Either that or your parents point them out with slight concern…
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Dealing with Exam Stress
If you’re like me, you tend to experience a tonne of stress and anxiety in the run up to a big exam. A certain small amount of stress is good; it keeps you on your toes and shows you care! However, in excess it can lead to lack of sleep, poor appetite and prolonged bad moods, which can all have negative impacts on your exam performance if not dealt with head on.
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How To: Revise
The worst bit about revising can be sitting at the same desk, at the same paper of notes for weeks on end. It’s no wonder really that we find any excuse to avoid it, my flatmate once even cleaned the fridge (!) just so she could put off doing any revision for that extra half an hour…
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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.
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Family Flat Nights In
Time flies when you’re having fun, and before you know it you’ll be packing your stuff back up even though it only seems like yesterday when you moved in. Hopefully for most of you in first year at Uni, living in halls of residence has been a good experience, sure it’s never a smooth ride for anybody but hopefully you’ve had fun, met some great people and most importantly enjoyed yourself.
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Snack Attacks
Maintaining a regular eating pattern at University can be difficult, with those late nights and late starts, you might feel slightly disjointed with your mealtimes which can in turn lead to unhealthy eating habits… such as snacking.
From The Blog
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The Big Secret of Student Life
University. It’s all about socialising, having fun and gaining life experience, right? Or perhaps for you it’s all about learning, exploring your interests and improving yourself. For whatever reason you are or want to be a student, you will undoubtedly find something about it appealing.
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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!
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How to fight off the flu this winter!
Can you hear that? The cough, splutter and sneeze of the person sitting next, behind and opposite you in your library, lecture or living room… Yep, that’s right! It’s the flu season, yippee…
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Cooking on a Budget: Recipes for Frugal Hipsters
Even though reports suggest employment rates are on the rise and the economy is improving, majority of the population are yet to feel the effects of these claims. A personal budget is essential to ensure monthly cash savings are in place, holidays are feasible and healthy day-to-day living is achievable.
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Chocolate Orange Hot Chocolate
It’s the end of term, you are beginning to pack up your essentials (don’t forget the Christmas jumper!) to drive, bus or train it back home for some family time. If you can’t afford a Christmas roast dinner with your housemates why not do something fun but still just as festive? It will provide a great opportunity to bond with your housemates and have a nice warm cosy evening in full of films and laughs about what you’ll be getting up to over the Christmas holidays.
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It's not the quickest recipe we have on www.studentrecipes.com, but it sure looks heavenly! studentrecipes.com/recipes/desserts/devils-food-cake
