Music is viral, and "word of the mouth" is king. Nashville is home to Belmont, Vanderbilt, Tennessee State University, Middle Tennessee State University, and more. Could this be a sign? Could Nashville become a regular stop to big urban acts? Who knows... I have Drake to look forward too, I'm not complaining. ASAP Rocky and Kendrick Lamar are also on the bill.
12/22/11
Drake's coming to Nashville
Music is viral, and "word of the mouth" is king. Nashville is home to Belmont, Vanderbilt, Tennessee State University, Middle Tennessee State University, and more. Could this be a sign? Could Nashville become a regular stop to big urban acts? Who knows... I have Drake to look forward too, I'm not complaining. ASAP Rocky and Kendrick Lamar are also on the bill.
12/2/11
College Budgetize Me: BoneLess Buffalo Wings
Life
most certainly does give you lemons. But Lemons cost money. Food in general, cost a LOT of money. Grocery stores stand on soap boxes to
announce ‘extra low’ prices, but for who?
For the extra savvy soccer mom,
or the well-established business man? These prices certainly aren’t low for
college students. Who wants to eat TV dinners all the time?
Your taste buds graduated too. Are there no simplified, mature recipes for the college budget? Yes there is, but the trick is go in with a budy or two. For only 12 Bucks, you and 2
friends can enjoy a massive amount of spicy tenders (4$ per person). Check out this easy recipe below.
Step
Four: (Optional: Dip chicken into egg
and milk mixture before dipping in flour.)
Drop chicken in a bag/bowl of flour.
Shake until chicken will completely covered in flour. (Think: Powdered Doughnuts)

Ammunition:
- Chicken 5.99 (Trick: Frozen chicken is always cheaper then fresh and can last a couple of weeks)
- Flour $2.00 or Less (Great Value)
- Hot Sauce $1 (Dollar Store)
- Vegetable Oil $2.50
- Egg/Milk $2.00 (If you want restaurant quality Crisp… We like Crisp!!)
Steps:
Step
One: Rinse Chicken and place in
bowl.
Step
Two: With a sharp knife, slice chicken
into slender, two inch chunks.
Step
Three: Season the chicken with salt, pepper, onion powder. It’s pretty much a free for all. Anything Goes. Do not over season. The Chicken is well prepared once you can
smell the seasonings.
Step
Four: (Optional: Dip chicken into egg
and milk mixture before dipping in flour.)
Drop chicken in a bag/bowl of flour.
Shake until chicken will completely covered in flour. (Think: Powdered Doughnuts)
Step
Five: Once the oil is heated (375 degrees),
drop chicken into fryer. Let chicken
cook for about 6-7 minutes or until it turns a crispy golden brown.
Step
Six: Drain Chicken, and drop into a bowl
of hot sauce. Use tongs, or sifter to
shake excess sauce off. Then Bon
Appetite.
$4
Dollar Meal for Your College Days….
SideNote: Found a cool little website for recipes. Blogchef.net
SideNote: Found a cool little website for recipes. Blogchef.net
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