Coug Eats

Hearty Beef Stew for the Soul By: Monique Brown-Carey  Growing up, the colder months were always a delight in my home. It sparked the occasion for hearty meals such as soups and roasts, and of course, the seasonal baked goods. My mother has always been an excellent cook to say the least, but even then,… Read more: Hearty Beef Stew for the Soul

Baked Mac and Cheese: A family Tether By: Lonnie Torres Growing up, macaroni and cheese wasn’t just a meal in my family—it was a ritual. Every Sunday, no matter how busy the week had been or how tired we all were, someone would pull out the dented old pot and that same wooden spoon with the burn… Read more: Baked Mac and Cheese: A family Tether

Vietnamese Macaroni Soup (Súp Nui): A Symbol of Appreciation By Salena Truong Every year, once the leaves began to fall, and the weather turned colder, my siblings and I would eagerly wait for my mom to make one of our childhood favorites. This dish is called Súp Nui, which translates to “noodle soup”. There are… Read more: Vietnamese Macaroni Soup (Súp Nui): A Symbol of Appreciation

Vanilla Raspberry Matcha Latte: A Sip of Memories By: Monique Brown-Carey  Before my family and I moved to Washington, we lived in a small apartment in Oakland, California. As a homeschooled student just entering the 5th grade, I recall my dad and I walking to the small urban strip by a freeway. On that strip were… Read more: Vanilla Raspberry Matcha Latte: A Sip of Memories

No-Bake Cookies: A Love Language By Cami Wagner My stepfather’s favorite dessert has been no-bake cookies for as long as anyone who knows him can remember. His grandmother made them for him growing up and continued to make them every holiday get together. When she passed away, the responsibility of supplying no-bake cookies to him… Read more: No-Bake Cookies: A Love Language