Those were my times at the hostel, he meal a the mess was well hard to put up and betraying at emergencies. so being brave and hoping to be favored by fortune I took refuge in an electric kettle and well they say he rest is history.
So here's a few of the items cooked up as I recall them. Please note that all meals listed here were dished out keeping in mind the least messing up the kettle.
Tea: Make way for your container of tea leaves and in comes the tea bags.They were my choice for they weren't messy and flavors were available too. Boil your water, mix in the milk, add sugar to taste and dunk the pouch in. Its teatime!!
So here's a few of the items cooked up as I recall them. Please note that all meals listed here were dished out keeping in mind the least messing up the kettle.
Tea: Make way for your container of tea leaves and in comes the tea bags.They were my choice for they weren't messy and flavors were available too. Boil your water, mix in the milk, add sugar to taste and dunk the pouch in. Its teatime!!
Instant soup: A little tricky but yes a gratifying appetizer
in the cold days. Do not go to read the instructions at the back of the pack,
it won’t help. Make a paste of the powder using cold water and let it stand for
the time your water boils over. Mix the water to the paste and voila!! Your soup
is served…
Noodles: though traditionally the process has been to drop
the noodle in the kettle with water and let it boil, I preferred a lesser
trodden path. That being the same as that of cooking up the soup.
Eggs: Boiling eggs is child’s play but half boiled ones I am
talking about. Boil the water and switch off the kettle, dip in the eggs for 3
minutes and the eggs are ready.
So then, eat healthy, stay fit, keep reading and sharing
until next time…
nyc...
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