Easy meals for bad cook student?

Kazonline

I know that this involves a little expenditure first (unless you can get someone to buy as a christmas present) but this book was how I learnt to cook when I left home at 16. I can't sing it's praises high enough - and I referred to it for the basics for many years. It'll certainly be in the hamper that I give my son when he leaves for Uni in a few years.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/How-Boil-Egg-Simple-Recipes/dp/0716020734/sr=8-1/qid=1166520536/ref=pd_ka_1/203-6609878-2809550?ie=UTF8&s=books
If you really don't want to buy it you could always try to get your local library to get it in - and every college/uni should have at least one copy!
Kaz x

MadCowMan

Meatballs

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Mince
Small Tub of Soured Cream
Packet of french onion soup.

mix it up till its like a dough , roll up into balls and cook in the oven. great with pasta or on their own

hbl_2

Go to the library and get out some books - just remember to renew them/return them in time! I was at uni in Norwich and the Forum has the best cookery section I've ever seen in a library. All bang up to date, so all the tv chef books with the great pictures.

Just got some pro cheffing knives for Xmas, so looking to get my cook-on in the new year.

reehsetin

when im feeling really lazey or busy,
pasta, and boiled veg, boiling together for upto 10mins, drain, bit for butter, slat/pepper for taste and cheese (i prefer mozzrella(sp?))
or salad, the sandwich chicken heated in micro, you can get in tescos (dont think any others are as nice as tesco) usually 2 packs for £5, pitta bread, salsa and maybe cheese!