How can a vegetarian accommodation party that can t cook rice survive?

Relying on canteens and takeaways, why do you face the problem of how to survive? . .

I've been in college for two years, not that the dorms are vegetarian, it's because we don't have the space for this pots and pans.

We studied in the branch campus in our freshman year, and I thought that we were going to move across the main campus in our sophomore year, and it was very troublesome to move around in different cities, so it was better to buy this thing on the main campus, but! When we arrived at the main campus, we found that our dormitory was so small that we couldn't even afford to buy a washing machine, let alone a rice cooker and wok, so we all relied on the canteen and takeaway to survive.

However, since then, we have successively purchased some "tools".

The low-power cooking pot is the kind of little raccoon, ** very hot.

That's it, it's quite easy to use, but you can only cook porridge, noodles or something, you can't cook rice, you can only make some simple things to eat, like we just occasionally cook porridge, cook some noodles, make sugar water, and so on.

Later, a roommate bought a small non-stick pan.

It's very small and cute, and it's very easy to use, I used to make curry potatoes and make hot pot, but because the pot is too small, it's okay to get a little, and there is no way to eat it together in the whole dormitory.

As for me, not long ago, I bought an egg steamer.

It sounds like it can only be steamed eggs, but it's actually very easy to use, super versatile, I use it very handy, super happy.

I usually steam an egg at the bottom, steam a corn or potato on the top, so that you can eat a meal, the egg can also be knocked in a bowl, add some water, make a water egg, smooth and tender, also very good, corn is easy to cook, steamed with eggs for 10 minutes is enough, potatoes are more difficult to cook, cut into small pieces are estimated to be steamed for 20 minutes, but it is also very convenient, cleaning is also convenient, suitable for me such a lazy person.

So, these are very simple to use, very convenient, and not expensive, so you can survive no matter what.

Learn a skill to stew in a pot, and then put on a variety of seasoning packets. The experience of an old driver who has come over. Because I'm the kind of person who doesn't know how to cook, but sometimes I learn to cook in order to save money.

I really don't know how to cook, so I wash and chop vegetables at home, and when I cook rice, I just throw rice and pour water into the rice cooker. Nothing else. Going to college is like opening up new skills, and it's just a mess.

Everyone just bought a pot for each person, and I didn't know how to cook it at first. It depends on what my roommates usually do, and follow suit. I usually buy instant noodles and come back, like my roommate, I often buy noodles and rice noodles, and then add oil and salt and so on.

Instant noodles are my nirvana, and when I want to cook noodles, I first go to the supermarket to buy an egg, buy a vegetable, and buy a few meatballs. Boil the meatballs first, then wait for them to spread out and adjust the seasoning packets, lay the eggs, and finally serve the dishes. It's a very simple meal, and if you don't have meatballs, you can buy some tofu or tomatoes and cook them together.

Sometimes I think that the reason why instant noodles are delicious is because there is a seasoning package, so I will buy chutney sauce and eat it with noodles, at least you won't buy the taste. But really, you still have to add salt, or some soy sauce, and you won't be interested in eating food that is too tasteless for a long time.

Like people who don't know how to cook, instant noodles are still reliable. At least it won't make you starve to death, like the university sometimes has a canteen that is not open at all during holidays and holidays, and this is when instant noodles come in handy. Of course, you shouldn't eat too much instant noodles, and to change the taste is to cook tasteless noodles or rice noodles with a little salt and a la carte, and you can get it in one meal.

In this case, you can eat whatever you can to survive, and there should be no time to worry about this problem.

When is it still thinking about this?