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Harvest your parsley roots
We often just use the parsley tops, but you can harvest the parsley root and roast them as fries or purée them as a soup. Tastes like a creamier version of celeriac. #FoodRevolution
Cook your leek greens and make a veggie pasta!
Coolest #KitchenTip I learned yesterday at @Feedback #Feeding5000NYC event. The Chef at Egg said that you can boil your leek greens "like a pasta". Just separate them, rip them with your hands, mak...
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munchiemummy Such a great idea! I have used them in soups before but this sounds like the next generation of "zoodles" it's such a good idea.
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etsummer Ha I have so many leek greens in my freezer waiting to be used to make veg broth but this sounds like such a better idea since I can't seem to find the time to actually make it!
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JenniferEmilson I freeze mine for when I make veggie stock! #FoodRevolution
Harvesting Swiss Chard today.
We love to sauté the stems and greens and add them to our eggs. They have a nice earthy flavor and the stems add a good crunch. #FoodRevolution
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PAFarmer They grow up so fast!
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olivettefarm @PAFarmer yep! So true
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JamieOliversFoodRevolution Love the tip @olivettefarm & looks delicious!
#Kitchentip : exchange cooking ideas with friends& family to trigger ideas. My aunty showed me how to make Lions's tooth jam. Stay tuned!
The jam is made with fresh lion's tooth from my grandma's garden. The recipe and more pictures will follow soon on the app and on my blog, which is currently under construction. #foodrevolution #k...
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DietID_TeamDietitians exciting!!
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sugardetoxme Is "lion's tooth" the US equivalent to a dandelion??
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BobDale They look like dandelions @sugardetoxme. Are they dandelions @carpe_deli?
Roasted ramp pesto
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Got my hands on some ramps from work and made this delicious pesto, Oh how I love spring! #FoodRevolution
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Nelson Looks great
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One-pot wonder! #FoodRevolution
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etsummer My fav breakfast! I always chop up whatever leftover bits and ends of veggies I have and throw 'em in too.
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DietID_TeamDietitians My favorite!! I have yet to own a cast iron skillet though, so I've been sort of winging it this whole time. Do you use a skillet? or just a regular pan?
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Gwendolyn @Rachna you need a cast iron! They are fantastic!
Another #kitchentip for rice! Use leftover rice to make a quiche crust. #nofoodwaste
Just mix with parmesan, egg white, salt and pepper. Pre bake for a bit to set the crust then fill with your favorite quiche combo. #FoodRevolution
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munchiemummy Genius! I actually have overcooked rice leftover from dinner tonight (got distracted by baby, rice turned to mush! 😝) - and we love quiche in this house!
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etsummer @munchiemummy doooo it! This particular recipe I used is here: http://food52.com/recipes/30167-tomato-kale-quiche-in-cheesy-rice-crust
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gingerandchorizo Wonderful idea! Great for gluten freer! 😊
Lemony Green Beans & Mustardy Brassica Flowers...
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Lemony green beans and mustardy brassica flowers with quinoa. Brassica from the greenmarket #windfallfarms #FlavorsOfLight #FoodRevolution
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Georegulus Really goo shot @reneedenise
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reneedenise @Georegulus thank you!
Papaya Beauty💛 there are many ways to use papaya and even the seeds can be used to make seasoning, which I will try out. #nofoodwaste
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sugardetoxme Let us know how the papaya seed use goes. Always hate throwing seeds in compost. When you do it mark #kitchentips so we can find it!
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garv Raw papaya is a super meat tenderiser & all natural at that !#kitchentips
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carpe_deli Will do @sugardetoxme !
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Vote Mott Street Urban Farm SXSW Eco Panel at: http://panelpicker.sxsw.com/vote/59372
See YouTube video for more background.
The panel is about the LA Community Gardening Council's project that I volunteer manage to build an urban farm community in working class East Los Angeles, partnering with local high schools, rest...
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lauren 💕
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IEatWell
these guys are definitely an underutilized root vegetable.
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munchiemummy
Had no idea! Can't wait to try this. What time of year is best for harvesting these?
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sugardetoxme
I'm starting to see these less and less in the farmers market @munchiemummy
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