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It's not just the cooked food you're throwing away, it's also the parts of the vegetables that you're dumping. For years I had been throwing the stem of the br
by radicalbyte 8y ago
It's not just the cooked food you're throwing away, it's also the parts of the vegetables that you're dumping.
For years I had been throwing the stem of the broccoli into the compost only to find out that it's not only edible but it's really tasty.
Then I hear that the leaves of radish is also edible, so that gets thrown into a stir-fry / omelette / stamppot / salad for another meal..
- sixstringtheory 8y agoTotally, it’s fun to learn just how much our bodies can use! I use broccoli stems make broccoli cheddar soup :) If nothing else, freeze raw veggie scraps and meat trimmings/fat/bone for stock and turn them into soups or sauces. I freeze stock in ice cube trays, store in a gallon ziplock and throw one or two into rice, quinoa, etc.