Recipe website

[Pierre]

Initially posted by Laura


www.lovefoodhatewaste.com

Even those who don't care about the ethics of food wasting are thinking thrifty, thanks to skyrocketing food prices. LoveFoodHateWaste pitches in with recipes that help you make use of food that might otherwise go bad. Need to use up some parsnips? Got some cottage cheese you'll never finish? Tell LFHW what you've got on hand, and the site suggests recipes that'll help you clean out your fridge and save money at the same time. We especially like the Rescue Recipes for foods that are already a bit past their best, like veggies that are "on the turn" or bread that's gotten a bit stale.

 

[Gimpy]

Thank for you this one Belibaste, I hate wasting anything, and this will certainly help.

Initially posted by Laura


www.lovefoodhatewaste.com

Even those who don't care about the ethics of food wasting are thinking thrifty, thanks to skyrocketing food prices. LoveFoodHateWaste pitches in with recipes that help you make use of food that might otherwise go bad. Need to use up some parsnips? Got some cottage cheese you'll never finish? Tell LFHW what you've got on hand, and the site suggests recipes that'll help you clean out your fridge and save money at the same time. We especially like the Rescue Recipes for foods that are already a bit past their best, like veggies that are "on the turn" or bread that's gotten a bit stale.

 

[Vulcan59]

The above website was reported by Laura quite sometime back here but nevertheless it's a good reminder. Thanks Belibaste.

 

[hnd]

I searched,but as far as I see,this website of Dr. D'Adamo's wasn't posted and thought this might be the best place to post it. Anyway, some recipes include evil food, but some of them may be adapted and made healthier. Also, the way the information is organizated is helpful if you are cooking for a group of people with different blood types.

http://www.dadamo.com/typebase4/recipes.htm