31 Foods You Should Learn To Make In College

Click here if you want to keep it classy with scrambled eggs or here to get fried.

Just tell yourself that this baked chicken recipe is healthier than fried chicken (even if that might not be true).

Impress your friends during boozy brunch by making perfect bacon.

Your go-to breakfast is this easy.

Made with tofu or no-fu way, this recipe is doable even on the busiest nights.

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Utilize Instant Ramen in a real way with this recipe.

Whether it’s pita, flat bread or store-bought dough, click here to find multiple recipes for homemade pizza.

It’s not that you’re incompetent, but this recipe is just too easy to pass up when you're craving dessert.

You’re going to try one like this sooner or later, might as well start getting in those greens now.

A staple lunch option you won't feel guilty after eating or stressed out about preparing.

Discover the method to this trendy madness (+ a quicker start to your morning) here.

Better than frozen and a good way to get rid of those sweet potatoes you forgot about in the pantry (we've all done it). Find out how to bake them here.

Making roasted veggies will save your precious time you'd rather be spend doing productive things, like stalking your high school friends on Facebook.

Anything labeled "French" sounds fancy, but we promise you can do this any morning of the week.

For the big game, or for chilly days, use this recipe.

You don't even need a reason to make your own mac and these other comforting childhood recipes.

Click here to get baking—your potatoes of course.

Chop up this recipe for your daily dose of veg and store for the week.

Don't worry—you can use a blender if you don’t have a food processor for this recipe.

There's not much more to life than an egg baked into an avocado. Find out how to do it here.

Learn how to repurpose your leftover beer with these recipes.

Plain or with veggies, this recipe is simple, yet necessary to college survival.

You shouldn't graduate without knowing how to put together a mean breakfast sandwich.

There’s no longer an excuse not to eat quinoa anymore. Make this salad every day for lunch.

Cookies are perfect to pop in the oven during a study break (cue procrastination). If you're feeling fancy, add bacon to this classic recipe,

Make a smoothie, even without fresh fruit, with this recipe.

Seriously, you can cook this flaky, healthy fish without even trying. Click here for the recipe.

Mason jars are the Superman lunch boxes of college, but regardless this parfait recipe is a must.