Syllabus

The layout of each post generally will go something like this:

Stuff you should obtain:
These are the ingredients you will need to make the meal. I say 'obtain' because, being a college student myself, I know that more things than I would like to admit are borrowed from friends or surreptitiously taken from the parent's house.

What you should do:
This is where the steps go, if you're a scientist you can refer to this as a 'procedure'. They won't be the most precise cookbook steps, but they will detail what I did and probably why you shouldn't do what I did.

Leftover capability:
Probably as a child you absolutely hated leftovers. Not anymore. Leftovers mean that you don't have to cook for another few meals. Therefore, the more of a leftover capability the meal gets, the higher it is held in esteem.

Cost:
All college students know that free food is the best thing ever. Unfortunately, you can't live off of the free pizza from campus club meetings forever. However, the closer a meal can get to the free value, the better it is. I will detail what I spent to make the meal, just for future reference.

Final Grade:
The overall summary of the meal. NOMS 101 is a pretty easy elective, pretty much if it's edible and easy to make, it's going to get a good grade.