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16011996
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the recipe pages are all about meals on a student budget. some of them not as cheap as we can probably do, but theres some great ideas. well worth a look. if i get chance i'll post a few.

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  • Kimberley
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    Cool! idea, saves us buying it :D Have any of you ever gone onto the Ready steady Cook website? You get your own online recipe folder to keep your favourite recipes in. :rolleyes:
  • squeaky
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    16011996 wrote:
    the recipe pages are all about meals on a student budget. some of them not as cheap as we can probably do, but theres some great ideas. well worth a look. if i get chance i'll post a few.
    If you do - please remember copyright. If the magazine has a website (it'll say somewhere if they do?) then perhaps the recipes will be on there and you can just point to them.

    I hope so because we can then just post a link on the student board to help them out, bless 'em, with more ideas on feeding themselves solids when the beer runs out :)
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  • AmandaD_2
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    I've just looked at the Ready Steady Cook website but I can't find the folder thang anywhere- please help the thick one!
    A xx :D
  • squeaky
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    AmandaD wrote:
    I've just looked at the Ready Steady Cook website but I can't find the folder thang anywhere- please help the thick one!
    A xx :D
    You're not the only one, I can't find it either!

    I bet you have to have one trouser leg rolled up and know both the secret handshake and the password.

    :)

    Edit: Maybe you have to go to a recipe and then try to save it...????

    Edit #2: YEP!! Pick a recipe and then on the right hand side it says "Add to recipe binder".
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  • Kimberley
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    AmandaD wrote:
    I've just looked at the Ready Steady Cook website but I can't find the folder thang anywhere- please help the thick one!
    A xx :D

    Here you are, click on food on your left in the menu, then find a recipe which is on your right..then on your left you'll see near the bottom of the menu "recipe binder" :D

    here
  • AmandaD_2
    AmandaD_2 Posts: 33 Forumite
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    Oh how clever!! Thanks guys!
    A xx :T
  • Zziggi
    Zziggi Posts: 2,485 Forumite
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    16011996 wrote:
    the recipe pages are all about meals on a student budget. some of them not as cheap as we can probably do, but theres some great ideas. well worth a look. if i get chance i'll post a few.


    and don;t forget the coupons... magazine costs 70-odd pence and there's £1.60 worth off coupons off your next shop at asda/tesco (they take the vouchers even without buying the product)... oh and a free read of the magazine if that kind of mag is your cup of tea.... :D
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