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"  I&amp;#039;m very into healthy eating and I&amp;#039;m a long-term vegetarian, so I was a bit nervous about food in college. My dorm this year just has one kitchenette for the entire floor so I really want to live in a suite next year so I can have a full-sized kitchen. Still, I&amp;#039;ve managed to have some culinary flair, so here are some recipes you can try out\u2014no matter what your living situation! Breakfast for Dinner  I was working on an essay one night and going to the dining hall seemed like too much of a distraction, so I whipped up some oatmeal for a satisfying and brain-charging meal. Just mix together instant oatmeal of any flavor, hot water, a handful of nuts, bananas or any other fruit stolen from the dining hall, and a good dash of maple syrup. It will help you power through any assignment!  Noodle Bowl I have a bunch of packs of Udon noodles in my fridge to prepare whenever I need a carb fix. They are a lot healthier (less sodium!) and tastier than Ramen and they are oh-so versatile. Heat one pack of Udon noodles in the microwave or on the stovetop and add one of the following:  sriracha sauce if you&amp;#039;d like something spicy marinara sauce if you&amp;#039;d like an Italian style meal the flavor packet it comes with for an oriental style dish  Pro tip: Pick up a few bags of frozen veggies you can steam in the microwave to mix in to maximize the nutrition of your noodle bowl! Poppin&amp;#039; Popcorn Popcorn is my to-go snack, and I keep a jar of kernels at school so I can easily make a pot of popcorn on the stove whenever I want using just kernels and oil. An even healthier method is to air-pop dry kernels using paper bags. For an added kick, try mixing it with one of the following:  nutritional yeast for a cheesy-yet-vegan taste sriracha sauce and garlic powder for a little spice mixed nuts, salt, and pepper, for a protein packed crunch  I hope this inspires you try out some of your own culinary creations! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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