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! | 7155 | 67% |
| Low Fat Zesty Meringe Pudding | There's no need to feel guilty about indulging in this pudding! 100% guilt free | 6581 | 100% |
| Homemade Diy Pizza! | Try your hands at making your very own pizza from scratch at half the cost of a delivered pizza! | 4886 | 100% |
| Smoky Mexican Pork Filled Tacos | Easy to make and share with your flatmates | 5109 | 50% |
| Sausage,bean And Tomato Casserole | Super delicious to share with your flatmates | 7506 | 100% |
| Meatball Chilli | Easy to make and great to share with your flatmates | 9368 | 100% |
| Roasted Veg, Spinach And Ricotta Lasanga | Great for sharing with your flatmates, especially if you have a veggie flatmate. | 17686 | 73% |
| Spicy Mexican Enchiladas | A little time and effort but definately worth it. | 10724 | 100% |
| Cheap Pork Burgers | Very easy and cheap to make. | 6782 | 100% |
| Chicken, Bacon And Broccoli Pasta Bake | Easy way to get a creamy, delicious pasta sauce in next to no time | 25566 | 93% |
Beth Bradshaw's blog posts
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Eat to beat the January blues!
After the buzz and luxury of Christmas and New Year at home, not all of us are looking forward to going back to our lives at Uni. What’s more – January can be a particularly grim month for everyone with continuous bad weather, flu circling around campus and darker nights closing in. So here are some ideas in the kitchen that will help you fight off the January blues and start feeling good!
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The Christmas Student Special
Christmas – it’s the most wonderful time of the year. It also means the end of a long, tiring but exciting term (especially for you fresher’s) at University. So seeing as most of us won’t be spending much of Christmas with our new found friends at Uni, why not make a day of it before everyone heads for the old homestead...
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Ready meals vs. Home cooked
Ready meals – very much the food baby of Western Civilisation. What’s more, us Brits are the worst in Europe for stocking up on them. £1.9bn was spent on ready meals in last year alone, double that of France and even triple that of Spain. More than 1/3 of adults in the UK admit to eating ready meals more than once a week – I wonder how many of those guilty are students...
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Eggs, glorious eggs!
Eggs – what’s not to love! They are the key to a healthy lifestyle, and as they are cheap as chips they are ideal for our health, budget and meals. They are a great source of protein and so satisfy our appetites, not to mention they provide a range of essential vitamins and minerals!
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Alcohol – are you enjoying it responsibly?
Don’t get me wrong – I like a drink. In fact, I’m feeling slightly ropey while writing this after a late night. However, after a lecture last week regarding the big subject, the reality of alcohol and its effects have started to hit home...
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Eat well, study hard and party for less! – Part 4
There’s something fishy going on around here…
Unfortunately, a typical student diet consists of highly processed, nutrient-poor fatty foods. However, there is one food that does not feature in our diets as often as it should do – fish. -
Eat well, study hard and party for less! – Part 3
Here we are again... and it’s the first week of November already! Where has all the time gone? Fresher’s Week seems like many moons ago now (or, it’s all just a bit of a blur to you!). Hopefully you have all settled in, had fun, made friends, attended lectures and are coping with your new student lifestyle. Whether you have made a real stab in the kitchen just yet now that might be another story...
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Eat well, study hard and party for less! - Halloween Special
You might think you’re too old for Halloween now, being a mature and individual university student... but think again!
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Eating Healthy on a Student Budget
Now, we students aren’t the only guilty ones. People of all ages seem to have this stereotypical idea that buying and cooking fresh food is more expensive than loading up on fast food and ready meals – when actually, they couldn’t be more wrong!
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Eat well, study hard and party for less! - Part 2
Can you feel the cold snap yet? Yep, autumn is coming – and whether you love the cold or not, fear not! Coming into season are some nutritious vegetables and fruits that will warm you up and keep you going through those early morning starts and keep the winter flu at bay. What’s more, supermarkets fresh weekly offers have started to sell these vegetables and fruits at prices that we can all afford!
From The Blog
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Freelancing at University
As the cost of living creeps up year on year and the unrelenting squeeze on our money shows no sign of rebating, students in particular will often struggle. One alternative is to consider going self-employed.
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The Fresher Survival Guide
Get ready for the craziest, messiest and biggest week of your life…
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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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Make the most out of your Fresher’s Week!
Most people will be making their first trip to uni soon, or travelling back for another long year of hard work and exams, ready for the main event of the year, Fresher’s Week!
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The celebrities battle it out
Jamie Oliver – fierce food campaigner and all around stand up guy – has hit out at sporting role models David Beckham and Gary Lineker for promoting junk foods. You may have seen the likes of Beckham and Gary on your TV screens in ads for Pepsi and Walkers crisps – but the celebrity chef has joined health professionals and teachers who say the use of famous sports personalities in junk food advertising is sending the wrong message to youngsters…
