How to Actually Cook Things in College

'Lo GP,

I little while ago I told you all how to season meat. Then I thought. What about the next step. It seems obvious to me that you would simply put the meat in the pan and fry it. But then again, somethings you need to bake in the oven; which is an entirely different process. This video will help you.



Hopefully that's helpful to you all!

Helpful College Tip: If you have to choose between getting a meal plan and cooking for yourself I'd go with the meal plan. With all your studying and partying you likely won't want to bother making yourself each meal. With a meal plan you can pick up something to eat without taking much time. Not to mention it's sometimes expensive to make a good healthy meal. But if you're desperate for cash, cup noodles will always be cheaper, though you may end up gaining the freshman 15.

How to Feed Yourself at College

'Lo there GP (that's General Public), I have decided you help you all out there who will be away from home but have no idea how to make a home cooked meal. This video will show you how to season all kinds of meat (but not beef).



Here is the recipe

A meat (chicken, pork, lamb, etc. NOT beef)
3-4 tbsps ketchup
2-3 tbsps BBQ sauce (NOT HP sauce)
3 squirts Red Hot (5 if you want it hot)
1-2 tbsps honey
3 dashes pepper
3 dashes Paprika (optional)
3 dashes Thyme
1 1/2 tsp rub marinade
1 1/2 tsp chopped garlic

Put these all in a bowl, mix them up, and refrigerate them overnight for the best results. As you get used to seasoning the meat you can tweak the recipe to your desires. If you go watch the video, please, please, comment.

Look out for my next 'How-to' video which will show you techniques to cook the different types of meat you can use and some side dishes to add to the meat.

Bye bye GP!