Cheap, healthy and only using an electric kettle and a microwave is basically how I cooked most of the time in college.
My go to meals:
Oats. A perfect breakfast. Put oat flakes into the bowl. Cover them with boiling water. Wait for like five minutes and it's ready. You can add raisins and what not.
Boiled rice or buckwheat with beans or lentils. I usually bought canned beans but you can cook beans and especially lentils in the microwave too.
Pasta with beans. Boil water in the kettle, put pasta into the glass bowl, cover with boiling water, put into the microwave.
Baked(?) potatoes. Wash a bunch of potatoes, preferably on the smaller side. Don't bother pealing. Poke holes in them with a knife. Dab them with a bit of oil (or don't if you are really into the health thing, I dunno), add spices, put into the microwave for like 15 minutes. Serve with beans.
Cheap, healthy and only using an electric kettle and a microwave is basically how I cooked most of the time in college.
My go to meals:
Oats. A perfect breakfast. Put oat flakes into the bowl. Cover them with boiling water. Wait for like five minutes and it's ready. You can add raisins and what not.
Boiled rice or buckwheat with beans or lentils. I usually bought canned beans but you can cook beans and especially lentils in the microwave too.
Pasta with beans. Boil water in the kettle, put pasta into the glass bowl, cover with boiling water, put into the microwave.
Baked(?) potatoes. Wash a bunch of potatoes, preferably on the smaller side. Don't bother pealing. Poke holes in them with a knife. Dab them with a bit of oil (or don't if you are really into the health thing, I dunno), add spices, put into the microwave for like 15 minutes. Serve with beans.