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Salad made with all my leftover veggies in the fridge.
Anything that was about to go bad got used! #NoFoodWaste
My favorite and arguably most delicious #nofoodwaste tip!
Take all the bits and pieces and on their last leg veggies in your fridge at the end of the week and make ratatouille! Roast up, sauté, and simmer everything together with olive oil, salt, pepper, ...
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GooseBarry I often make a chili with scrap veggies. Very similar.
Stuck for dinner ideas? Find out when your local supermarket marks down food each day, and shop for some cheap eat inspiration! #NoFoodWaste
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BethIsGreen Girl after my own heart!
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etsummer Similarly, hit the farmers market close to closing time!
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sugardetoxme Or ask farmers for their culls!
Beet fusilli from @sfoglini with wild caught Alaskan salmon + lots of #leftover veggies made a solidly flavorful #nofoodwaste dinner
Greens were wilted, but a quick sauté with garlic brought them back to life. Made the tomato sauce with some pretty mushy tomatoes from the farmers market. Simply delicious!
Bread, Resurrected
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Stale bread is resurrected for croutons in this smoky kale salad.
#nofoodwaste
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DietID_TeamDietitians Nice! Lots of bakeries so the same thing. And croutons are the perfect topper to literally anything
Mixed fresh and almost spoiling ingredients such as peaches and camembert on sour-dough bread. Soooo yummy. #nofoodwaste
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PizzaCat I'll make sure to try it. Good idea!
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carpe_deli You're welcome @PizzaCat 😉
Wish you could call a hotline whenever you had a question related to food waste?
biocycle.net
You can! Jonathan Bloom – a thought leader, journalist, and consultant on food waste – recently began a column, “Dear Wasted Food Dude”, which runs in BioCycle’s bi-weekly “Food Recycling News” e-n...
Interested in learning more about how to recycle your inedible food scraps?
Sustainable America (www.sustainableamerica.org), BioCycle magazine (www.biocycle.net), and the Institute for Local Self-Reliance (www.ilsr.org) are three great resources for learning more about or...
Does the thought of misshapen apples and two-legged carrots rotting in a field make you sad?
Actively seek out “ugly” produce at your local retailer or farmers market, and if they don’t carry it, talk to them and share your sentiments. Also, there are a number of brands utilizing this prod...
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DietID_TeamDietitians Just had an amazing wtrmln drink made with @woodwardextractco birds eye chili extract. A perfect combo to make the best of typically imperfect produce
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PizzaCat Someone in France is a multibillionaire because they sold ugly fruits and vegetables as soups and smoothies.
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DietID_TeamDietitians Yes! @PizzaCat intermarché