Regular readers of this blog
will have noticed I try to keep an eye on the pennies when it comes
to cooking. This is not just through shopping for the cheapest
ingredients or snapping up reduced items. It's about using up last
scrap of food possible to make a tasty and nourishing meal for the
family. Therefore it's a pleasure to be the guest host for this
month's No Food Waste Challenge.
Many thanks to Chris at Cooking Around The World for hosting last month's challenge. His round up of all your wonderful food saving ideas can be found here.
The lovely Elizabeth from
Elizabeth's Kitchen Diary has taken over the reins of this challenge so we
can continue to share our tips on how to stop food being thrown away.
Now we are in April I'm asking you to have a Spring clean of your
cupboards. Dig out those jars of chutney and preserves you bought for
Christmas but never finished. Gather up all those small bags of dried
fruit – remember a soaking in tea or fruit juice will plump them up
nicely. This month there will also be an abundance of chocolate coming into our houses. Any cunning ways of using up Easter eggs will be appreciated. Of course I still want your recipes for using up a crusty
carrot or a solitary sprouting spud.
Challenge Conditions:
1. Please link up your URL using the linky at the bottom of this
month's challenge post.
2. Feel free to republish old posts just make sure you add a link to this month's challenge and add the challenge badge (the blue badge at the top of this post).
3. Make sure you link up before the end of the month! Entries close 30th April 2014.
4. Posts will be added to the No Waste Food Challenge Pinterest Board to help spread the food waste prevention love!
5. Please make sure your post includes a link back to this blog post and Elizabeth's Kitchen Diary.
6. If you are on Twitter tweet me @jibberjabberuk and @TangoRaindrop with the tag #NoWasteFoodChallenge and we will retweet all that we see.
7. This is a Blog Hop! Grab the code at the bottom and share on your own site.
8. A round up of all the month's entries will be posted on this blog at the beginning of May.
2. Feel free to republish old posts just make sure you add a link to this month's challenge and add the challenge badge (the blue badge at the top of this post).
3. Make sure you link up before the end of the month! Entries close 30th April 2014.
4. Posts will be added to the No Waste Food Challenge Pinterest Board to help spread the food waste prevention love!
5. Please make sure your post includes a link back to this blog post and Elizabeth's Kitchen Diary.
6. If you are on Twitter tweet me @jibberjabberuk and @TangoRaindrop with the tag #NoWasteFoodChallenge and we will retweet all that we see.
7. This is a Blog Hop! Grab the code at the bottom and share on your own site.
8. A round up of all the month's entries will be posted on this blog at the beginning of May.
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I hope, this will be a good month as well. Indeed, there would really be a need to have a Spring cleaning of the cupboards. However, I hope already for a long time that a thing like this will happen ...
ReplyDeleteI'm always amazed at what I find in the kitchen cupboards. I do try to regularly have a clearing out session but sometimes the months just go by...
DeleteI was planning to spring clean my cupboards this weekend - look out for a dish that uses 4 different kinds of past-their-sell-by-date pulses and a bottle of rather weird looking barbecue sauce....
ReplyDeleteAs a former student I assure you it will all be fine! However, don't invite anyone else round for dinner that night just in case!
DeleteThank you ever so much for hosting the challenge this month, I really appreciate it. Looks like it's proving to be yet another successful month with loads of entries! :)
ReplyDeleteFirst time making chicken soup - now wondering why we've never done it before ! Don't think I'll ever throw away a chicken carcass again so linking up that :)
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