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Putting sugar on them for additional sweetness. Just a little tip: cut the slices extra thin for faster drying and less oven power. πŸ’šπŸŒ±β™»οΈ
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  • JoanneG What's the best way to dry these? I've always wanted to make dried strawberries.
  • carpe_deli Usually the best way is do dry them in the oven at lowest temperature possible for 2 hours and to flip them around after an hour @JoanneG πŸ˜‰
Takeover Tuesday today: These strawberries are spoiling so quickly. This calls for strawberry chips! In the making β™»οΈπŸŒ±πŸ’š #nofoodwaste
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It's a labor of love. Hot, sticky, baked drumstick love.
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  • JoanneG The chicken looks amazing. How long did you bake it for? I also love snap peas in any salad because they add a sweet crunch. I bet this tasted amazing.
Switching up tabbouleh thanks to the Zahav cookbook! Keep the dressing separate and this salad will last for days!
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  • AnitaD Great tip. I make salads in big batches so I can scoop them into a smaller container for lunch with the dressing on the side.
  • Brianne pomegranate in any salad is delicious! I've started deseeding my own because it is so much more affordable to buy the pomegranate whole. I just slice in half, pull away the edges, and whack it with...
  • JenniferEmilson Sounds exactly how I do it! @Brianne
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Wrinkly cucumber? Try this quick and cooling soup just in time for summer, from my latest blog post.
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  • mirasingh Question for you @lezEngel - why throw out the seeds in the middle? Do the seeds not blend well? Or is the center just too mushy if the cucumber is already wrinkled?
  • NehaNBB Looks refreshing!
  • LezEngel Good question @mirasingh! Yes, the seeds don't blend well and sometimes with larger and/or older cukes the seeds are really bitter & unpleasant. I usually eat the seeds but decided to leave them...
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Podding fresh peas: so laborious, but so rewarding.
8yr
I have never appreciated frozen peas more until I podded all of these peas for dinner tonight, on...
I have never appreciated frozen peas more until I podded all of these peas for dinner tonight, one by one. But they're so delicious that it's totally worth every minute. #seasonal #local #NoFoodWaste
  • etsummer Have to say I've never done this, looks so beautiful and fresh though! What do you do with the pods?
  • DietID_TeamDietitians I used to do this with my mom. It took forever, and I probably complained when I was younger, but it is so therapeutic!
  • munchiemummy @etsummer the pods make an amazing soup, or I add them to my smoothies (need a powerful blender for both, but it liquefies them just fine!)
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Last almost spoiling breads topped with hummus, greens, almost spoiling tomatoes and pine nuts.check out more #nofoodwaste tips on my blogπŸ˜‹
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Omnjom, leftover veggies in Asia noodles with Hoisin sauce, made by the boyfriend. His #nofoodwaste engagement is getting better πŸ˜„
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Celebrating Father's Day with a yummy fruit salad.
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Chickoo Cider anyone ? Leftover produce gets a redux!
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While most people tend to overlook local produce, this is a super example of reinvention & cuttin...
While most people tend to overlook local produce, this is a super example of reinvention & cutting wastage.
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"These days, chikoo growers from the Dahanu-Golvad belt of Palghar di...
  • RahulRaRa I love chikoo!
  • etsummer This is so great. I've never heard of chickoo; makes me think about what other, similar fruits and veggies are out there that would benefit from this kind of thing.
  • garv @etsummer Chickoo also grows / originated from Mexico. Haven't tried the cider yet , but it sure makes a wholesome milkshake. I've seen it in Florida , when I was there...