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ELECTIONS - Northumbria Students Union - Northumbria University

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STUDENT CULTURE Summer Munchies<br />

Summer<br />

Munchies<br />

Got a sweet tooth and a<br />

hankering to ditch revision<br />

for a little while?<br />

Is it all hot and sunny and<br />

need a cool down treat for<br />

your little bbq?<br />

Or is there a special someone<br />

you quite want to impress?<br />

Stick to these munchies<br />

advice and you’ll blow the<br />

socks of your mates and sail<br />

through revision and into<br />

summer with a little twinkle<br />

or two in your eye.<br />

38 nu:life<br />

HOT HOT SUMMER<br />

Ice lollies are the easiest thing to make ever<br />

- FACT<br />

All you need is an ice-lolly mould (the Poundshop<br />

sells these). If you don’t have one of these plastic<br />

cups also will work well or if you don’t have these<br />

mugs with plastic food bags in them also work<br />

well.<br />

Choose your juice, milkshake, fi zzydrink - pour in<br />

and freeze overnight!<br />

But if you fancy something a bit more exotic and<br />

to keep yourself cool before you hit the toon on<br />

a night out you might fancy a more alcoholic<br />

frozen treat.<br />

Any alcoholic drink of your choice mixed with a<br />

fruit juice or a fi zzy drink. The ratio of alcohol to<br />

mixer should be 1:3 otherwise the lollies will<br />

not freeze.<br />

A few ideas to get you started…<br />

• Passion fruit juice and Vodka<br />

• Rum and Cherry Coke<br />

• Vodka, lemonade and lime cordial<br />

Make your own Pizza<br />

Well it’s tastier than any old shop made<br />

thing, plus it’s a good excuse to get<br />

your hands messy.<br />

• 1kg strong white bread fl our<br />

• 1 level tablespoon fi ne sea salt<br />

• 2 x 7g sachets of dried yeast<br />

• 1 tablespoon golden caster sugar<br />

• 4 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil<br />

• 650ml lukewarm water<br />

Mix together the fl our and the salt, while in a jug<br />

mix the yeast, sugar and olive oil into the water<br />

(leave for a little bit) then pour into a well in the<br />

dry ingredients. Mix and knead until you have a<br />

smooth dough. Leave the dough to rest for an<br />

hour or so somewhere warm until it has doubled<br />

in size. When it has done this you knead it once<br />

more and then divide the dough up into 6 to 8<br />

balls and roll to about half a cm before covering<br />

with your choice of topping.<br />

By Julia Bond

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