July 7, 2006
Dorm Food, Reconstituted
If you think college dining halls can't provide a gourmet culinary experience, maybe you just don't know where to look.
Using a microwave oven and common ingredients from his dining hall's salad bar, cereal bar, and even tea bar, Zachary P. Marks, a rising sophomore at Yale University, creates such dishes as eggs Benedict (with homemade hollandaise sauce), Mexican lasagna, and chocolate fondue — recipes he shares with other desperate diners in a column for the Yale Daily
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